4 questions that fans want answers to from David Moyes

Transfer incompetency

The summer transfer window was nothing but a disaster for Manchester United, who had none but themselves to blame. From showing dreams of Thiago Alcatara, Fabregas, Ander Hererra playing in United’s midfield, with Ezequiel Garay and Leighton Baines commanding the defense, and Robert Lewandowski partnering Robin van Persie in attack, to the disappointment of signing just Marouane Fellaini, who has so far not lived up to his expectations, is nothing but disappointing.

During our transfer mishap, Manchester City signed world class players in the likes of Negredo, Fernandinho and Jesus Navas, Chelsea got themselves Willian, and Arsenal pulled off a major coup by landing Mesut Ozil.

This is where the blame game starts, with all the fingers pointed towards a hapless David Moyes. During the Sir Alex era, it was almost as if he was the ultimate head of the club, with the CEO merely assisting him in his voyage. The fans have be accustomed to it, and so are blatantly blaming Moyes of the transfer window madness.

At Manchester United, Moyes is under Ed Woodward, and the controversial owners, the Glazers. If at all, Ed Woodward must be blamed for the mishandling of the transfers.