Moyes is neither walking the walk, nor perhaps more importantly, talking the talk.
It’s harsh to make comparisons, but, Fergie would have handled this decline VERY differently. The press would have been reminded how huge United are and how important it is to pull on the red shirt, and nothing less than the best would be expected and demanded from the players.
Personally, I feel that Fergie jumped when he saw the decline in this squad coming, I also think Moyes was doomed the moment he sacked ALL of the training staff and brought his cronies with him.
I thought Moyes deserved time, everyone keeps mentioning how Fergie turned it around after 4 years, but that’s presuming Moyes is a Fergie in the making. His lack of previous success and seeming lack of tactical savvy strongly suggest otherwise.
Rogers has done a great job with the bin dippers and is just the sort of strong home grown character United should have gone for. Now I feel their best bet is to cut their losses and sign Van Gaal or Klop (whatever he’s called). They desperately need an experienced manager who will command respect from the players.
I’m one of those rare United fans whom has no problem with this decline, I’ve enjoyed every moment of the last 20 years of unparalleled success and realise that everything is cyclical. You have to taste the bitter to enjoy the sweet, hence why the rest of the world is currently revelling so much in the current United shambles, they’ve been bitter for an entire generation!
Armed with the success and history I’ve witnessed I could genuinely never see them win the league again and still die happy.
As long as the same goes for the rat munchers down the road.