There was another fantastic post on
RedCafedetailing exactly what a LvG system is and what it intends to be.
Preferred LvG style is 4-3-3 (or close variants) with 4 defensive players (2 cb's, 2 midfield
1 box to box type and 1 sitting back, or alternate), 3-4 creative players (f.e. 2 wingers, 1 striker, 1 #10), left footed players on left side defence, vice versa. Compare that with the team he inherited couldn't come close to anything that fits the mould (5 #10s, 5 strikers, 1 DM, bad defenders).
I'd say to Flight: He did really well to get rid of a ton of players in the summer yet he was still left with surpluses in the wrong areas. Could have have gone even further? That's a question. Would it have been too much upheaval if he went and removed players instead of testing them (like Fellaini, Evans, Young, Anderson)... maybe? I'm not sure. Would it have been appropriate to have axed more and spent more? It's a bigger job than just the money he already spent, clearly...
Those fans had better get used to this style even if LvG gets the player he wants. It's possession based football through and through, he's achieved that much at least already. I'd just imagine it ideally without the constant critical errors at the back and more clinical finishers up front. If he ever gets as far as a 4-3-3 then the fans would enjoy wing based play again though but I have doubts that he'd want to axe RvP/Falcao/Fellaini/Mata in the same window so it'll hopefully just be reinforcing the back and middle.