Moyes hired as new manager of Real Sociedad

Moyes has been announced as the new manager of the Spanish club Real Sociedad.

Moyes was sacked as Manchester United manager just 10 months after he was signed following a bad first season which brought the club to break unwanted records. During his time, Manchester United failed to qualify for the Champions League for the first time in almost two decades. At the time when he left, Manchester United was 7th on the Premier League Table and 23 points behind Liverpool who were the league leaders as at then.

Despite these mishaps, the La-Liga club has given Moyes a chance to prove his efficacy as a coach as a statement on their official website read: "The Royal Society has reached an agreement with David Moyes to be the first team coach until 30 June 2016,".

Do y'all think he's got what it takes?

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