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David Moyes debut 'low-keyed' by Madagascar 3




New Real Sociedad David Moyes says his debut was a great experience. The Scot guided his side to a goalless draw at Deportivo La Coruna on Saturday night. The flat, unremarkable game was a good start for the former Preston, Everton, and Manchester United boss. David Moyes' first game got little hype as Messi's historic goal record topped the Spanish media coverage. Though plenty cameras shined on Moyes, a TV channel shifted the match to air children's movie Madagascar 3. Also, Moyes battled team selection, diverted flight, and touchline controversy. He however admitted the new job is a welcomed decision, fitting his person. Moyes, who was sacked by United in April, replaced Jagoba Arrasate as Real Sociedad manager with a contract that extends to June 2016.   

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