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Louis van Gaal will be sorely missed by Manchester Uniteds youngsters, according to former Red Devils defender Jonny Evans.United sacked Van Gaal on Monday evening after two frustrating years at the Old Trafford and is expected to be succeeded by former Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho. Saturdays FA Cup triumph over Crystal Palace was the Dutchmans first piece of silverware at the club and Evans expects his absence to be felt most by the group of youngsters he brought through from the academy into the United first-team squad. Van Gaal handed Premier League debuts to a number of Uniteds academy stars this season, including soon-to-be England international Marcus Rashord, and Evans insists his former manager is an extremely popular figure among the players at Old Trafford, despite his troubles at the club. Im pleased for Van Gaal that he won the FA Cup, Evans told Sky Sports News HQ.I think hes a very good coach and I was pleased to see his team win something. LVGs key moments Where did it all go wrong for Louis van Gaal? A lot of players will be sad to see him leave in a way, especially the younger players.Hes brought a lot of younger players into the squad and given them opportunities. He was very brave and very good at doing that.Evans joined West Brom last summer after nine years at United after initially coming through their esteemed academy. Evans spent nine years at Manchester United The Northern Ireland international did not feature in Van Gaals plans and has admitted the Dutchman was perhaps not the big personality that United need.With Mourinho is line to take charge before the weekend, Evans believes he could be the perfect fit at United.I think its something over the years people have been expecting to happen, he said.Hes definitely got the personality and the charisma for it. Sometimes a club like Manchester United need a big personality and Mourinho fits that bill. 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While neither the team nor Keselowski disputes NASCARs latest punishment, Keselowski said it has them more determined to bounce back and earn their first victory of the season, which they believe is within reach. "I completely understood this weeks (penalty) and kind of stick up for NASCAR on that one. The other one, not so much," Keselowski said during a promotional stop Wednesday at Kentucky Speedway. "But at this point, it kind of is what it is and you have to move forward and focus on the task at hand, which is having a strong run through the summer, winning races and be in position for the Chase." Keselowski is coming off a fifth-place run at Dover, his fifth top-five this season and the first since Bristol in March. He jumped two spots to eighth in points before the penalty that dropped him back down to the 10th and final spot in the Chase. Before returning tto one of the five tracks he won on last season in a Dodge, Keselowski and the Penske team met in North Carolina to discuss the penalties that included a $25,000 fine for crew chief Paul Wolfe.dddddddddddd Sunday marked the first race back for Wolfe and several crew members for Keselowski and teammate Joey Logano after serving a three-race suspension -- reduced from six on appeal -- for the Texas infraction. The team issued a statement Tuesday blaming a broken part for the violation but added that it wont appeal the penalty. "Did it affect the cars performance and racing condition? Probably not," Keselowski said of the parts failure. "But the rules are what the rules are, and they said the car must return statically and the car didnt. "It was just a simple installation issue that we addressed, and you kind of shrug your shoulders and say these things happen, lets try not to let them happen again and move on." With eight top-10 finishes entering the second half of the Sprint Cups regular season, Keselowski likes where things are despite the penalties and expects improvement now that everyone is back. "I dont have to make anything up. Im already in the Chase as it stands today," he said. "Thats an important part to acknowledge... "Id like to see us perform at a higher level, absolutely. I want to have wins. But Im not throwing out an anchor and panicking. I dont think were that far off." ' ' '