After his spell at Manchester United, David Moyes went to Spain to try and rebuild his reputation at Real Sociedad.
The Basque side finished 12th in La Liga last season after Moyes joined the club in November 2014 with the side lying in 15th. This season, has not started the best for the Scot with Sociedad currently lying outside the relegation zone after four games on goal difference. The San Sebastian club are still looking for their first win with two draws and two losses.
Ben Lyttleton joined Joe Molloy on Off the Ball's Football Show last night to look back at the weekends action in Europe and to discuss Moyes' position near the foot of the league.
Moyes' side failed to score in their opening three games, before losing 3-2 to Espanyol at the weekend. He faces Granada away tonight and Athletic Bilbao at the weekend with at least one win needed in those two games.
Lyttleton says there is a lack of "identity" at the club since Moyes has taken over. He added that a local paper has called the style of football played by Sociedad as "archaic".
Ben also spoke to Joe about the success of Roberto Mancini at Inter Milan and some crowd trouble in the Velodrome between Marseille and Lyon.
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