Millwall head coach Neil Harris to take over West Ham as David Moyes is been fired

Maybe it was because Manchester United never seemed to be a serious contender for the league title again.

At the end of the season, they will also have the fewest Premier League points.

Perhaps it was a trophy-free season. It may have missed the Champions League for the first time since 1995.

Was it the dismal home record of Old Trafford? Or maybe it was just that a team with so much ability never

seemed to have a clear personality.

Ryan Giggs has only been Manchester United’s manager for one season, but the club has announced that he will

take over as interim manager through the end of the current campaign.

According to BBC Sport, Moyes’ wingmen Steve Round and Jimmy Lumsden are also anticipated to depart the team:

Moyes’s circumstances simply never appeared to work out this year.

Even with the team’s largest acquisition occurring in the summer, when there wasn’t much of a transfer window,

When Marouane Fellaini‘s buyout clause was invoked earlier in the window, it cost £27 million.

The Red Devils didn’t appear to be having a good start.

Instead, United signed him toward the end of the transfer window in a last-ditch effort to bolster their midfield after failing to do so earlier.

But Moyes’s on-field tactics were just as questionable.

He eliminated United’s talent advantage and made them a more cautious team, forcing them to play a more

passive style of football. Moyes led United like a lesser squad that had to offset the might of a stronger opponent

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