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Why not? Last time worked out so well. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/27123088

After tonight's bore fest and an inability to break down Chelsea that could be a great appointment - for the rest of the PL clubs.

There was always the get out by not qualifying for CL Football which was always a good probability. If, by some fluke, Moyes' team qualified they would have been patting themselves on the back and it would be business as usual.

I'm not sure Moyes will get another PL club to manage unless he gets a Championship club promoted. His PL record isn't anything 'special' (except to all non Utd fans). He's walking away with a shed load of money and has no real need for another managerial role until/if it suits him. There's...

It's noticeable how many people (football fans of pretty much every other club) are saying that the PL is the most interesting and entertaining it has been in years. Just shows how little we football supporters know about the game. Or should that read 'shows how little those in charge of...

Although if you let him shag your missus you'll likely get a start.

Those 'tools he'd been given to do the job', weren't they all in the toolbox Taggart left behind when he retired? What you're saying is that Taggart could leave a squad that needed a massive rebuild to his self-appointed successor but not be held responsible for anything and it is all Moyes'...

You are ignoring the fact that Ferguson knew EXACTLY what he was doing. He hadn't prepared the squad for his successor choosing instead to leave behind a squad in need of a major rebuild. He also appointed his successor instead of walking away into boardroom sunset. His choice as manager was...

His biggest mistake (referred to by the rest of football as a stroke of genius) was replacing the established Man Utd coaching team. The one that managed to squeeze one more title out of a squad that really shouldn't have been in with a shout. What did he do? Bought in the Everton lot, the ones...

Who's to blame for him getting the job? The same man who left the club in terrible shape, regardless of them winning the title in his final season. He bailed out at exactly the right time to preserve his god like status at Old Trafford. Taggart appears to have known exactly what he was doing.

United supporter on Sky Sports News saying that Man Utd 'Deserve the very best manager (s)'. Erm, no you fecking don't you arrogant ****. I like the way that Taggart has kept very quiet throughout the whole shambles that he created.