West Brom boss Tony Pulis has defended Jose Mourinho's indifferent first season with Manchester United.
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Pulls says Manchester United could win the Premier League next term.
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Manchester United were held to an eighth draw in 15 league games at Old Trafford on Saturday against highly defensive West Brom.
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Pulis thinks that United will be much improved next season.
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"Jose is a top manager and it is a transition year for him," the West Brom manager told BBC Sport.
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"I would not bet against him winning the title next year. He will go out and get the players he wants."
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Pulis also defended his team's style of play on Saturday.
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"If we won at the end, it would have been unjust." he said.
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"We are really pleased with the effort and commitment they put in today, United have some really good players.
Tackle after tackle. Block after block. Header after header.
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Jonny Evans. Absolutely immense today! #WBA pic.twitter.com/YdPjezYeuB
— West Bromwich Albion (@WBA)
April 1, 2017
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"No matter how well set up you are, you will always be on your back foot. We have players who can do better in possession but it is a fabulous point to get at Old Trafford.
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"The group plays very well together, they play very compact but we had opportunities to spring out of it like against Arsenal. Their resilience and commitment was fantastic.
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"We did not want them in behind us and we did not want them to get us one-on-one. It was a really good team peformance."
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