David Moyes: Manchester United tenure in picturesPublished22 April 2014Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingImage caption, David Moyes holds a Manchester United shirt at his Old Trafford unveiling - the Glaswegian signed a six-year contract after leaving Everton to succeed Sir Alex Ferguson as managerImage caption, The banner was meant as a nod to Sir Alex Ferguson's recommendation for Moyes to succeed him, but it quickly became a noose around the neck as the 'chosen one' flounderedImage caption, David Moyes won his first and only piece of silverware with Manchester United when they beat Wigan Athletic 2-0 in the 2013 Community ShieldImage caption, Following a summer of failed transfer moves, Moyes made Marouane Fellaini his first signing. The Belgian midfielder moved from Everton on deadline day for £27.5mImage caption, Robin van Persie scores Manchester United's first goal in their 4-1 opening-day win over Swansea City. The Dutch striker only played in 18 Premier League games under MoyesImage caption, Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea can only watch as Sergio Aguero scores the third goal in a 4-1 defeat by neighbours Manchester City in SeptemberImage caption, Costa Rica fullback Bryan Oviedo scores the only goal of the game in December. It was Everton's first win at Old Trafford in more than 21 yearsImage caption, One of the highlights of Moyes's reign came in Germany as his Manchester United side put five past Bayer Leverkusen in the Champions League group stagesImage caption, Manchester United reached the semi-finals of the Capital One Cup but were knocked out by Sunderland after a penalty shootout at Old TraffordImage caption, Moyes was handed a favourable draw in the last 16 of the Champions League as his United side faced Olympiacos of Greece. They made hard work of the tie, losing the first leg 2-0 before winning the return leg at Old Trafford to progressImage caption, Moyes and Pep Guardiola faced each other when the Spaniard brought his Bayern Munich side to Old Trafford in the quarter-finals of the Champions LeagueImage caption, Despite taking a second-leg lead through a Patrice Evra goal, United were knocked out of the Champions League by Bayern Munich, the Germans running out 3-1 winners on the night and 4-2 on aggregateImage caption, Moyes's chances of winning a major trophy ended following United's defeat by Bayern Munich and subsequent exit from the Champions LeagueImage caption, A section of the Manchester United support show their displeasure by flying a banner over Old Trafford during the win over Aston Villa in MarchImage caption, Moyes remonstrates with his players during the 2-0 defeat at his former club Everton, who secured the league double over Manchester United. It was to prove the manager's final game in charge