Is it? Ok, maybe there's another stick to beat him with. Given that he constantly states that he determines who goes in or out of the club player-wise, he's had 10 years to craft whatever side he wanted to. That's more than enough time to nail down whatever football philosophy he has in place and to play consistently throughout the whole of the season. Why hasn't he got that in place? He's been 'time rich' and that's an asset the vast mjority of managers never get in the premier league. I'd also note that in that time he's never sorted out anything other than a security blanket five across the midfield safety first approach. He lacks adventure, and that';s because he's a meat and potatoes, non-innovative manager who merely sets out to survive each season. He might talk about ambition, but words are cheap. You need to be bold to be successful and Moyes is about as courageous in team tactics and player selection as he apparently is when he faces his board of directors to ask for funds.
