Manchester United - 2013/14 Season | Post- Sir Alex Ferguson Era | The Story So Far
Disastrous, unimaginable, apocalyptic. It was a season to dismiss for Manchester United fans across the world.
The post-Sir Alex Ferguson era was always going to be turbulent for Manchester United, but the 2013-14 season has worse than anyone could have possibly imagined.The season started with cautious optimism when David Moyes added yet another Community Shield to the United museum. But it all soon started to disintegrate as the club started to fall apart at the seams.
David Moyes did not last the first season of his six-year deal at Manchester United.
Many fans would suggest that the announcement of David Moyes's dismissal was the high point, but on the pitch, overcoming a 2-0 Champions League first-leg deficit to defeat Olympiakos 3-0 proved to be one of Old Trafford's great nights.
The club record signing of Juan Mata in January appeared a coup, but the Spanish playmaker has done little to suggest he can become a central figure at Old Trafford.
Ryan Giggs steered Manchester United through the last four matches of the campaign with Paul Scholes, Nicky Butt and Phil Neville by his side.
A fantasy ensemble for many United fans, as the club's most loved sons had a go at picking the team.
David de Gea was rightfully named Manchester United Player of the Year after yet another solid season between the sticks.
As David Moyes found it impossible to follow in Sir Alex Ferguson's footsteps, Ed Woodward has suffered a similar fate trying to replace David Gill.
Lie down in a dark room and hope that the 2013-14 season was just a nightmare from which they will awaken in a better place. Moyes will go on to be a very good coach at another club, but Manchester United was just too big of a stage for an act like his.
Manchester United - 2013/14 Disappointing Season
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