What makes Moyes such a good manager? He has a wonderful ability to get the best out of players. Look at the courage of playing Adnan Januzaj, an 18-year-old, when the pressure is on. He's found another level in England striker Danny Welbeck, as well.
Look at my scenario: I'm no world beater but he got the best out of me. Staying back and doing crossing sessions with him, working on my movements, being in the video room going over players with me, analysing teams, having the sheets for the players I'm playing against.
He never let me rest on my laurels. Despite our personal relationship, he would always tell me if I was out of form or if I needed a kick up the backside. Manchester United, Sir Alex Ferguson, those at the club: they can see those attributes. They signed him to a long-term contract, because he epitomises what they stand for. He's honest, loyal and he gives everything.
And he considers your personal and family life too - whether it's pulling you into the office, making sure everyone's fine - my kids or my parents. There was always time for a phone call or a coffee. Sure, there were the odd arguments too, but they made us stronger, because they were constructive, particular in terms of playing, to keep me on track.
That sort of man management will see things turn around at Old Trafford. He is strong on and off the park. Some of the decisions you make in life - as a footballer, or as a father, for example - he makes you see the reality of what's important.
Look at the way he's dealt with Wayne Rooney. It is unbelievable how he's playing at the moment.
The main thing he does is focuses on the players' well-being and keeping that changing room really together and fighting for the same purpose.
