No thanks for players from Moyes

David Moyes has broken his silence after his sacking as Manchester United manager – and pointedly made no mention of his players.

No thanks for players from Moyes
Wed, 23 Apr, 2014 - 15:43

David Moyes has broken his silence after his sacking as Manchester United manager – and pointedly made no mention of his players.

The 50-year-old released a statement via the League Managers Association in which he spoke of his gratitude to Sir Alex Ferguson, the fans and the staff at Old Trafford.

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