UK Back Pages: Van Gaal Tells Manchester United Fans to Stop Living in the Past

One man dominates the back pages in the UK on Saturday—Louis van Gaal.

The Manchester United manager's pre-match press conference on Friday wasn't short of drama, with the Dutchman admitting he's failed some of the tests that have so far come his way.

However, Van Gaal still insists that he's the right man for the job and even suggested fans should stop living in the glory years of past. It's led to an array of headlines in both the tabloids and broadsheets.

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Saturday's Sun back page: They think it's Gaal over #tomorrowspaperstoday #bbcpapers pic.twitter.com/7WgcBOD8V4

— Nick Sutton (@suttonnick) December 11, 2015"

The Times were one of very few papers to point their focus elsewhere, instead picking England's dream draw for Euro 2016 ahead of Saturday's ceremony in France.

More likely, the Three Lions can expect Italy, Sweden and Wales.

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