If David Moyes had asked about
how difficult the task after he would have been successor to Alex Ferguson at
Manchester United training reigning Premier League football, the burden of
responsibility became clear after the harsh defeat received by the team against
West Bromwich Albion on Saturday.
It seemed that the United
manager, who took over the task after the end of last season to replace the
most successful coach in the club's history courage despite a third defeat in
his first six games this season, but he must restore the soul of the team after
its worst start to the season in 24 years.
Moyes told the BBC after a
surprise 2-1 defeat at Old Trafford, "one always will suffer from bad
results in the world of football, but that it depends on how to deal with
it."
Moyes added "We will move
forward and we will be looking for the next match. We will fight a lot of games
here and the one must be ready for the next match. I Worried after the game,
but because of our bad performance. It is Possible to restore things to
normal."
Although Moyes may underestimate
talk about a crisis that he realizes that he heard in the stadium after the end
of the meeting represented a rare event during the tenure of his predecessor
Ferguson for the task.
Ferguson chose his successor
Moyes to take over day defeat came against the backdrop of media reports in
Spain that Jose Mourinho felt angry for ignoring and not to assign the task to
him.
At a time when biography of
Chelsea manager Mourinho packed successes , Moyes achievements appear less
frequently include helping Everton to sparkle and exceeded expectations during
the 11-year-old took over the task of training the team.
Moyes won praise for leading
Everton to better position for it in the Premier League, but the Scot failed to
add any titles for the team.
In contrast, for United, who have
become accustomed to success was not expected to lead the team in offensive
open under the leadership of Moyes.
The team looked shaky in defense,
conceding eight goals in their first six league matches and suffered periods of
converter control into opportunities to score goals.
Moyes said "We did not
defend well and did not attack well. We grabbed the ball a lot in the first
half, but we did not use it well."
Such a first victory for West Bromwich Albion at Old
Trafford was since 1978.
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