Wilfried Zaha's debut Manchester United season has been frustratingly slow to say the least. His confused first-year manager, David Moyes, has opted to keep him on the bench despite an encouraging preseason and a lackluster start to the season by his teammates. The last player to be signed by Ferguson, who knows a thing or two about signings, should be given his chance.
Moyes still believes he is coaching bottom feeders Everton and plays important matches with fear by fielding defensive teams whilst hoping for a lucky draw. This is United where only victories are allowed; please someone explain this to Moyes as soon as possible.
Moyes completely destroyed the team's training regimen under Ferguson, and his players are constantly getting injured because of it. The players are not fresh and are over trained, and this is why they look so slow on the pitch and are constantly visiting the team doctor.
How can you trust one of the world's biggest teams to a man who has never won an important trophy and never even led Everton into the Champions League? Truly unbelievable.
He continues to play defensive and boring football, reminiscent of his Everton days. He needs to compete and win games at home; you will never be Premier League champions if you can’t win at home. Moyes has already lost four times at home this season.
His first big mistake as United manager was to fire Ferguson's supporting cast who served the team brilliantly. He has brought in his coaching staff that is clearly inadequate and shouldn’t even coach at Everton let alone United.
Moyes inherited a pretty decent squad with players such as Shinji Kagawa, Wilfried Zaha and Nick Powell, all of whom are yet to be used by Moyes. Maybe the outcome would be different if he would use some of these players.
If the team fails to make next year's Champions League, Wayne Rooney will not sign a contract extension and will walk away from United. This would prove to be a costly blow as the team would be losing its best player since Cristiano Ronaldo.
Moyes has been incapable of attracting talent to the team, and every single high profile player he targets turns him down. As he keeps destroying the team, look for this trend to continue especially in the winter transfer window as no player would risk his World Cup spot to play for Moyes. Koke, Reus and Mata are all set to deny United in January. Only Fellaini (pictured above) joined the sinking ship in the summer.
As of today he has United out of next year's Champions League. The terrible season has already cost the club around 220 million pounds and forced plenty of supporters to think twice before spending their hard earned money to watch a terrible team play. If they fail to make the Champions League, United will lose out on prize money and sponsorship deals that will put the team back years.
