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MUST-READ Manchester United news about the future of David Moyes

MUST-READ Manchester United news about the future of David Moyes
29.05.2020 08:49
Market traders in America have claimed that Moyes, just seven months after taking the job, is set for the Old Trafford exit.

However, Moyes' position is understood - at this stage - to be safe.Bookmakers Betfair have slashed the odds into 5/4 for the Scot to leave before the end of the season.A post - appearing on stock exchange news site forexlive - was this morning made by Miles Eakers.Eakers is the head of FX and runs SAVI Trading, the proprietary trading company.United crashed to a 2-0 Champions League defeat to Olympiakos last night and Moyes said: "I take responsibility."It's my team and I always front up."It was a really poor performance. We never really got going and we didn't deserve anything."(dailystar.co.uk)ANN.Az

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