Manchester United must improve 'immediately - Louis van Gaal
Louis van Gaal says Manchester United can change their fortunes around but must make an "immediate improvement".
The under-pressure United boss walked out of a news conference after less than five minutes on Wednesday.
United have gone six games without a win - including three successive losses - and Van Gaal said he is experiencing his worst period at Old Trafford.
He added: "There's no disguising the fact we're in a very bad period. Things must begin to improve immediately."
Van Gaal was writing in the United match programme for the 28 December encounter with Chelsea, whose former manager Jose Mourinho has been linked with his job.
"We can turn this situation around. The best way to come out of this period and improve is for us all to stick together," he said.
Captain Wayne Rooney insists the team are behind Van Gaal, despite their longest run without a win since 1998.
"We're fighting for the manager and trying to get results to turn this around," Rooney, 30, told Sky Sports.
"You have a lot of people talking about things they believe are happening when in reality the people writing that stuff don't know anything that's happening."
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