Moyes is pragmatic enough to realise what he has to work with,and is good at getting the best out of them.
If the best way to terrorise the opposition is to bomb long balls onto Fellaini's barnet,then that is what you do.
You can't play flowing,one-touch football when you have a bunch of honest journeymen who have the first touch of a rapist,so you play to your strengths.
I wouldn't like to see those tactics adopted at City,but then he wouldn't have to.
It will be interesting to see how he gets on at a club who play a passing game,and when he doesn't have some plank of a chairman like Kenwright holding the purse strings and forcing him to sell key players.
