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Moyes: No United regrets
- Updated: December 23, 2016
David Moyes thinks Jose Mourinho, Carlo Ancelotti, Jurgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola would have struggled to fill Sir Alex Ferguson’s shoes at Manchester United.
Sunderland manager Moyes replaced his compatriot at Old Trafford during the summer of 2013 but lasted barely 10 months of his six-year contract as the club’s on-field fortunes changed.
On Boxing Day the Scot will return to United – now managed by Jose Mourinho – for the first time but is adamant that he has no regrets.
Moyes said: “No, no. The only regrets would be the time, only the timescale. But I think most people looking back at it and me myself would say I don’t think whoever had taken over from Sir Alex would have had an easy ride.
“Whether it had been Jose then or Carlo Ancelotti or Jurgen Klopp or Pep Guardiola or David Moyes, I think it would have been a difficult job for whoever took over.
“I was …
