Okay, it’s a little fashionable to get on David Moyes’ back, but after today’s loss at Everton the calls for his sacking have gathered even more momentum. The Red Devils have gone from champions to a midtable club in the space of just 12 months, and even the fiercest defender of the Scot would have to admit that he’s been a big part of the decline. With the likes of Jurgen Klopp and Louis van Gaal supposedly available, how long can Moyes hold on? Here are three reasons we think he has to go.

Tactically awful

United entered the first half like lambs heading to the slaughter, with Moyes having fielded a midfield devoid of pace and dynamism. Everton quickly cut through and exposed the Red Devils’ soft side.

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Big summer ahead

With this season now a write off, the summer transfer market appears to be pivotal for United. With £200m to spend, can Moyes be trusted to get the right players?

 

 

 

He’s lost the fans

There was patience at first, but now the #MoyesOut has gone almost viral on every matchday. The fans are the lifeblood of clubs, so their views do count.