Coleman urges Moyes to grab chance to manage Real Sociedad
Thursday 6 November 2014 22:34, UK
David Moyes should not hesitate if he is offered the chance to manage Real Sociedad, according to the Spanish side's former boss Chris Coleman.
Reports suggest the managerless Spanish outfit are in talks with Moyes, who left Manchester United in April after less than a year in charge.
Sociedad sacked former manager Jagoba Arrasate on Sunday, sparking speculation the 51-year-old Scot was in line for the post.
And Wales manager Coleman, who spent seven months at the helm at Real Sociedad from June 2007 to January 2008, gave the club a ringing endorsement.
"If I was speaking to David I'd say - take the job," Coleman said. "They have incredible fans and the city is absolutely crazy about the club.
"It was a great experience for me and when I look back on my managerial career that is probably my biggest regret - leaving Sociedad.
"It is a great club who were in the Champions League last year and if you are at that level, like Moyesy is, I'd say take it as they can be a force, they really can.
"San Sebastian is a great city, and a football city. If I was speaking to David I'd say take the job."
