article_snippet: With 60 years of managerial experience between them, Louis van Gaal's  and Arsene Wenger's have more big match experience than most coaches still involved in European football.
article_snippet: Louis van Gaal and Arsene Wenger have, as Louis van Gaal and Arsene Wenger saying goes, forgotten more about the game than many people will ever know.
article_snippet: Certainly Van Gaal’s team moved the ball more quickly early on and tried to deliver telling balls between two Arsenal central defenders that can be vulnerable, something that paid dividends when Wayne Rooney equalised.
article_snippet: Van Gaal, meanwhile, rarely ventures from Van Gaal and whether that is the right thing or not depends on whether you think footballers actually benefit from a frantic man in a suit screaming at footballers while footballers are trying to put in to practice the things footballers have spent all week rehearsing.
article_snippet: As usual, Van Gaal spent much of the time sitting down whilst scribbling mysteriously on Van Gaal big black clipboard.
article_snippet: It will be some letter home by the time the season ends and, sadly for Van Gaal, will not include any stories about Wembley.
article_snippet: Van Gaal sees football as an 18-man game and Van Gaal use of substitutes – both good and bad – has been a feature of Van Gaal time at Old Trafford, just as it was during last summer’s World Cup.
article_snippet: Here, Van Gaal saw Van Gaal team very much in the game and gathering momentum towards the end of the first half but then made two changes during the interval.
article_snippet: Louis van Gaal (middle) issues instructions to United midfielder Ashley Young .
highlights_snippet: Louis van Gaal's substitutes proved to be too defensive on the night .
  