Truly baffled by this statement. I can't think of a single thing that stands out from his tenure. We have been under-performing for a very long time, even allowing for all of the off-field problems.
Getting back to Moyes - I am one of those who didn't want him back, but we didn't have much choice, as nobody else seemed to be interested.
I am grateful for some stability, but for me he has lost his ability to spot a player which I used to think was one of his strengths. Our recent transfer dealings have been comically poor, and he must shoulder some responsibility. He looks and sounds tired in his post-match interviews, not really up for the fight.
There are a few decent managers available at the moment and I really hope we show some ambition for a change.
