Phil Neville believes the decision to sack David Moyes after less than a season was one of the worst Manchester United have made in the last decade.
Neville worked alongside Moyes when he was named as Sir Alex Ferguson’s successor at the end of the 2012/13 season. However, after a promising start, results eluded the Scottish boss and once it became mathematically impossible to finish in the top four he was sacked.
Moyes is one of four permanent managers to attempt to replicate Ferguson’s feats and Neville thinks his subsequent success in transforming West Ham into Europa League semi-finalists has proved that Old Trafford bosses made a huge error in not giving him enough time.
