The talk around Carrington is that the Welshman could be in
charge before the end of the season if under-pressure Moyes fails to inspire an
improvement in his side's poor form.
When it comes to David Moyes'
future, nowhere is the speculation more intense than inside Manchester
United’s own training centre.
At Carrington, the whispers have become louder and louder, to the extent that there is a fear - or rather belief - that Moyes may not even see out the season.
At Carrington, the whispers have become louder and louder, to the extent that there is a fear - or rather belief - that Moyes may not even see out the season.
Sources close to Ryan Giggs have furiously denied
suggestions th
Whether Giggs is to inherit the manager's job or not, the fact is that the Welshman has become an increasingly peripheral figure under Moyes, often left out of the matchday squad entirely as a player and rarely seen offering advice to the Scot in his capacity as a coach.
In the wake of Sunday’s humiliating 3-0 defeat to bitter rivals Liverpool, Moyes is under more pressure than ever as he prepares his side for Wednesday’s Champions League second leg clash against Olympiakos.
at the United legend has fallen out with the manager, but there
are some within the club who expect the 40-year-old club legend to be in charge
before the end of the campaign.Whether Giggs is to inherit the manager's job or not, the fact is that the Welshman has become an increasingly peripheral figure under Moyes, often left out of the matchday squad entirely as a player and rarely seen offering advice to the Scot in his capacity as a coach.
In the wake of Sunday’s humiliating 3-0 defeat to bitter rivals Liverpool, Moyes is under more pressure than ever as he prepares his side for Wednesday’s Champions League second leg clash against Olympiakos.
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