David Moyes opens up about his brutal Manchester United sacking

He might be a fan favorite amongst Everton and

fans but the current West Ham boss, David Moyes was brutally fired from his job at Manchester United in 2014 and he is still unhappy about how he received the news of his sacking.

Whilst talking on the Diary of a CEO podcast, Moyes stated:

"I always think you have to give bad news well. Because you are the boss and you run a really big business like Manchester United did and I think if you've got any class or any style, it's good when you get offer of the job, but I think when you are having to get bad news out, I think even bad news has to be done in a good way as well and I felt the way that I was told at the time at Manchester United wasn't done as well as it should have been done.

"There was ways it could have been done better and it could be made a lot easier than it was."

He then went on to explain how he received the news, saying:

"Media. Media phoning me. I lost a game in Everton and that's when the media was saying 'I know you are losing your job'."

Moyes’ time at

following his countryman Alex Ferguson was cut short after a defeat at Everton ensured that United won’t be able to qualify for any sort of European football. His time at West Ham has rebuilt his stature a bit but the Hammers are struggling again, with them sitting 18th on the table.

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