Man Utd silent on Moyes's future

Manchester United say David Moyes has not been sacked but declined to comment when asked about the manager's longer-term future. National newspapers say the club will dispense with the Scot's services following a poor season. However a United spokesperson would only confirm Moyes has not been sacked. When pressed on whether the manager would leave before the end of the season, the spokesperson added, "we do not comment on speculation". None of the newspapers are reporting th Moyes has been sacked yet. The Daily Mail  writes that he will be dismissed before the end of the season, while the Daily Telegraph  says he has lost the support of club owners the Glazer family and is facing the sack. The Sun   and the Daily Mirror  , meanwhile, report that the United board will sack him, but that it is unclear whether this will happen before the weekend's game at home to Norwich. Moyes was chosen by Sir Alex Ferguson to succeed him as United manager when he stepped down from the role after 26 years in charge last summer. The 50 year-old was handed a six-year deal to leave Everton for the Premier League champions but his tenure could be nearing an end after just 10 months. Please turn on JavaScript. Media requires JavaScript to play. //