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Stephen Killen

David Moyes hints at 'lack of dignity' from Manchester United when sacking him

Former Manchester United manager David Moyes says his time at Old Trafford 'didn't end very well' but insists he holds no grudges over the club.

Moyes was selected to replace Sir Alex Ferguson after the United legend called time on his glittering 26-year spell at the helm. But his tenure was short-lived and he was sacked 10 months into a six-year contract.

Moyes' time in the hot seat didn't even last a full season as he was sacked with less than a month of the campaign remaining before being replaced by Ryan Giggs. He left United seventh in the table - the same position they find themselves in at the moment under Ralf Rangnick. And Moyes has lifted the lid on his departure.

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