Manchester United boss David Moyes has warned the
transition from 'The Ferguson Era' is going to be tough and could take some
time.
Focus sharpened on Moyes after United were thrashed 4-1
by Manchester City on Sunday in his first derby as manager at Old Trafford.
But the Scot says the six-year deal he was handed when he
took over from Sir Alex Ferguson showed those in charge of the club knew it was
going to be a lengthy process to mould the side under a new manager with
different ideas.
"I don't think it was ever going to be the case this
was going to be easy and smooth after Sir Alex."
"I don't think it was ever going to be the case this
was going to be easy and smooth after Sir Alex," said Moyes.
"There was always going to be days like this and
there might well be more days like this. I hope not, but there will be because
that is football.
"It was always going to be tough following such a
great manager with a great team and I think people with real football knowledge
will know there are probably some changes to be made.
"That is why the Manchester United board realised
the job that needed to be done was a long-term one.
"I thought I was (prepared) but obviously when you
come here then I realise maybe it wasn't. It is a club on its own. It is a
fantastic place to work with great players.
"But we have to do well enough to make sure people
on the outside think the work we are doing is the right stuff."
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