C&P from ESPN
Meanwhile, former United goalkeeping coach Eric Steele has said it was "brave" of Moyes to make changes to the existing coaching setup at Old Trafford, after he chose to bring in his own personnel.
Steele is quoted by the Sun as saying: "He spoke to me, Mick [Mike Phelan] and Rene [Meulensteen]. I told him I thought it was a brave decision. He listened to the manager's advice but he wanted to be his own man."
He added: "I didn't want to leave. Why would I? I knew that David was coming in and wondered who he'd bring.
"You had the United perspective -- the manager saying, ‘Keep what we've got, keep the continuity, work with them and they'll guide you through. You're taking on a massive machine here. You've gone from Marks and Spencer's to Harrods.'
"Then there's David's viewpoint, which I understand. I know him professionally. I know his work ethic, his hands-on approach. I don't blame him for doing what he did. I've been in the game long enough to know how it is.
"But it's ironic, isn't it? You've just been part of a team that has had a great season and won the league. David De Gea's had his best season. Does it make sense that you're not retained to continue the good work? Sadly, that's out of my hands."
If it ain't broke don't fix it dimwit...
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