Manchester United manager David Moyes has fears that some of his players do not have the quality to stop the current form they are going through.
Defeat to Sunderland midweek in the Capital One Cup Semi-Final was United’s third loss in a row, something that hasn’t happened in nearly two decades, and today they face Swansea City at Old Trafford, whom the lost to last weekend in the FA Cup.
If Moyes does suffer yet another defeat, it would be their fourth defeat in a row, which hasn’t happen at United for over 50-years!
United are currently 11 points behind the league leaders Arsenal, and Moyes has admitted that he doubts whether his players are good enough to stop the fall from grace.
‘I have always said that if players are doing their best, you can’t ask for any more,” he said.
‘A lot of them are giving their best, but if that is not enough, it is something I need to have a look at. Players have to take opportunities when they come around.”
Written by Alex Batt – @AlexBatt – @AlexsArticles
