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Reports: David Moyes Could Be Out Of A Job By Next Wednesday

Mark Farrelly
By Mark Farrelly
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The teaspoons of termination are sharpening around David Moyes, with rumours stirring that the Man United board have lost patience with the manager and could sack in him in the near future.

Both ESPN and The Sun report that Moyes is facing the door, with The Sun saying he has just three matches left to prove his worth. They also report that Moyes held crisis talks with his coaching staff over the last two days.

Meanwhile, Miguel Delaney writes on ESPN that Alex Ferguson has quietened in his support of his successor:

Old Trafford sources also state it has been noted that Alex Ferguson is no longer so vocally backing Moyes at boardroom level, although the former manager is not said to have turned against his replacement. It is also believed Moyes retains the backing of Bobby Charlton.

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He also says:

A number of recently signed-up sponsors and commercial partners have reportedly let it be known to the club that they are less than enthused with now being linked to failure, especially since they specifically came on board because of the reputation for extreme success.

The Sun mention that Ryan Giggs could take charge for the rest of the season while ESPN are saying that Louis van Gaal might be interested in taking over after the World Cup.

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Would United fans rather Giggs in charge instead of Moyes in the immediate future?

 

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