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Manchester United upset with Premier League and over-heated dressing rooms after Champions League group stage exit, but Louis van Gaal should have no excuses







•Manchester United unhappy at manner of their Champions League exit
•Louis van Gaal and players complain about temperature of dressing room
•Upset with Premier League for lack of support for English clubs in Europe
•Believe nearly impossible for English team to win the elite competition




Manchester United complained that their dressing room was too hot as they suffered an embarrassing Champions League exit in Wolfsburg.

United asked for the temperature to be turned down at the Volkswagen Arena because Louis van Gaal and his players were uncomfortable as they prepared for the crucial Group B clash in Germany on Tuesday night.

It is understood that the dressing-room was no warmer than usual for Bundesliga games at Wolfsburg’s home ground, but United were unhappy with the stifling conditions.


And the moaning didn't end there.
United made a sorry, even sulky, exit from Germany in the early hours of Wednesday, unhappy at the manner of theirdemise.

It is unlikely to cut much ice with their disgruntled supporters but, privately, United are upset with the Premier League for what they feel is a lack of support for English clubs in Europe that has undermined their Champions League campaign.

Senior figures at Old Trafford believe it will be nearly impossible for United or any other English team to win Europe’s elite competition until they have the same support as clubs in Spain and Germany, where the league is not as intense but games are moved to accommodate Bayern Munich, Barcelona, and Real Madrid.

They point out that those clubs are often given home fixtures following a midweek Champions League tie, whereas Van Gaal’s side have been given trips to Swansea, Southampton, Arsenal, Leicester and Bournemouth after five of their eight games in Europe this season.

Which is all very well, but United were not competing against Barcelona, Real Madrid or Bayern Munich.