David Moyes admitted after yesterdays loss at home to Newcastle United that Manchester United were a team in transition.
Yesterdays 0-1 defeat thanks to a goal from Yohan Cabaye in the second half was United’s second home defeat in a row, something that has not happened for 11 years.
Moyes was not happy with the loss and has called on the fans to stick with him as he tries to make things right.
“There will be [light at the end of the tunnel] because it is a transitional period and that was always going to be the case,” said Moyes.
“I hoped it wouldn’t have been as poor as it has been in the last few games. When I came here I knew it was never going to be easy and it’s proved to be that way.”
“I think the United supporters have been great to me and great to the club,” added Moyes.
“They understand there is a big transition going on here and, like me, I don’t think they expected us to have lost five games at this stage of the season. We didn’t expect that.
“But I think they understand that there is a change going on. We’ll work, try to improve and try to get better.”
