Moyes can hope and pray all he likes, but until he actually changes his style, his outlook, his self, we are not winning the league. Next year he's going to be up against a Mourinho with a stronger team, a Pellegrini with a stronger team, Rodgers, Van Gaal, Wenger... David Moyes has not proved to be anywhere near the class of any of those managers.
Who can we possibly buy this summer that will mitigate the inherent flaws of Moyes' managerial ability? Kroos, Vidal, Gundogan are never going to happen. So, this Carvalho kid? A 21 year old from Portugal. He won't be enough. Moyes has proved to be incapable of getting the best out of 'just' good players, so he's going to need the very best. A few problems with that: the best want to play in the CL; the best want to play with good managers. Money, you say? Say Kroos becomes available, do you honestly think another team won't come in and match our offer? Chelsea, City, Madrid, Barca, PSG can match us and have much better prospects. And he'll probably stay at Bayern anyway.
We went for a manager who was supposed to provide stability - a conveyor belt of players intended to force our way to the top is not the way to create stability. Look at Madrid. Hundreds of millions spent in the last decade, and their success has been modest at best. The only stability Moyes will provide is a nice cushy position somewhere between 5th and 8th.
We need a manager who doesn't need the best players, but one that deserves them.
We need a manager with ambition, with adventure, with vision. Not a manager who finds virtue in defensiveness, who adheres to a style that has long been outdated.
Moyes isn't even good enough for Everton anymore - in fact, it looks like he was even holding them back - and he's most certainly not good enough for Manchester United.