My last Job would be Manchester United- say's Manager Louis Van Gaal

Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal has revealed his time in charge at Old Trafford will be his last in football.

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Van Gaal and his players head to Liverpool on Sunday in an attempt to solidify their current position in the top four of the Barclays Premier League.

And the Dutchman has revealed his attempt to bring glory back to United will be his final challenge in the game.

 Van Gaal told The Telegraph: "I am old. This is my last job. For sure.
"I have to pay attention to my kids, my grandchildren but also to my wife. They deserve it. Now I cannot pay attention. I was not at the birthday of my grandson for example. I don't like it.

"We have to qualify for the Champions League and we have many test next year. That also develops the level of your team, and of cource how many players can come in to improve our selection.'

Van Gaal has not had everything his own way in his first season in English football but already believes he has identified two future managers in his squad.

Read full story: Daily Mail

Tottenham Kane' has won the Premier League Player of the Month

England and Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane has won the Premier League player of the month award for January.

                   

The 21-years-old has been in fine form for the Mauricio Pochettino side, he has keep firing in all cylinders after scoring eight goals in ten games this 2015.

With also bagging in twelve goals in fifteen games for the north London club.

And since's New Year's Day, kane has help put Chelsea, West Brom, Arsenal into sword with some sensational solo performances. 

Balotelli first Premier League goal win's it for the Reds'

Liverpool, Italian striker Mario Balotelli hit the back of the net for the first time in English Premier League games for Liverpool against tough option side Tottenham Hotspur last night.
                             
It took him Thirteen games and seven months in to a Barclay's Premier League career with Liverpool that may not last beyond this summer, but he finally contributed a goal and it may just be one to give his team's season the impetus it needs.
                           
Credit to a wonderful pass from Adam Lallana, who droves in from the right hand side to lay a superb low cross that was timed perfectly from the Italian striker, and he tapped it in pass Hugo Lloris into the net to increased Liverpool lead to 3-2 after losing their lead twice.

The hard earn victory now sends Liverpool to within a point between them and spurs, and also within 3 point into the top four position. They lay currently on 7th position on the log standings, with Thirteen games left to end the season.

The 24-year-old striker said on social media Facebook, twitter and Instagram after the match along with a picture to show how happy he was, "Great game guys!!! This smile is ONLY for those that always Believe and support me.

"Thank you. ❤️and Forza Liverpool with a combo sign. But now head down and keep working hard. Tonight is past."