Everyone has their own opinion on why it has gone so wrong for Manchester United over the past couple of months. Some point to the devastating upheaval caused by the retirement of legendary manager Sir Alex Ferguson, a man who has almost single-handedly been responsible for all of the club's successes over the last quarter of a century. Others pinpoint the departure of chief executive David Gill, in tandem with this, as being too much change, too soon. Then there's David Moyes, Ferguson's chosen successor, handpicked by the man himself, yet who has yet to win over certain sections of the Old Trafford support. A man, some argue, who has no business being as a club like United, due to his lack of top-level experience in football management. That above assertion may appear harsh, but Moyes doesn't do himself any favours sometimes with his team selections and occasionally-odd tactical decisions. Upon taking up the reins at the Theatre of Dreams, the Scot has omitted numerous personnel from his starting XI that may have had a fairer deal under Ferguson. And here, we look at 5 Stars Who Should Play Every Week (But Who Moyes Is Shamelessly Overlooking).
Joseph is an accredited football journalist and has interviewed nearly all of the current 20 Barclay's Premier League managers. He is also a correspondent for Bleacher Report and has written for Caught Offside and Give Me Football.
