Man Utd still world’s best, Moyes boasts

DAVID Moyes came out fighting – insisting that Manchester United are still the biggest club in the world and the top players still want to go to Old Trafford.
  The United boss, who led his side to Chelsea yesterday, also maintains they are still in the Premier League race.
  Moyes said, “Manchester United are not only the biggest club in this country but the biggest club in the world.
  “Some of the results have been not what you want but I wouldn’t say the aura is fading. In fact, I think the opposite.”
    He accepts critics are relishing United’s struggles in the wake of Sir Alex Ferguson’s departure.



 “Are people enjoying United squirming? None more so than the media,” he said.
  And to those, who believe that being outside a Champions League qualifying place will damage United’s transfer ambitions, Moyes revealed, “the amount of big players wanting to join United is incredible. Maybe players want to go for the money to other clubs but if you ask them where they really want to be – they want to wear the badge of Manchester United.
  “It’s because of the club and what it stands for in world terms. Players are not looking at the share price. They are looking at the football club.”
   He refused to concede that United have given up on the title, adding, “there are plenty of games to go.”

Moyes also said Chelsea’s Jose Mourinho was wrong to suggest United would try to sell Wayne Rooney this summer.
   He said, “I disagree. We’ll make sure we do the things we need