Manchester United manager David Moyes rejects Everton claims of foul play over double transfer bid I speak to [chairman] Bill Kenwright regularly, we speak most weeks, he was great for me and hopefully he would think that I'd done a good job for him as well. There's no way there's any disrespect whatsoever. This is just a case where we've made an offer and we didn't make it public to anybody. Despite criticism from Martinez and Everton over his and United's valuation of Baines and Fellaini, Moyes remained unmoved by the anger of his former employers. "The bid, from Manchester United's point of view, was a private thing and if and when we make a new offer, we'd keep that offer private and confidential as well," Moyes said. Everton are a great club and they are both excellent players. But the transfer window is open and we can make bids and you can say "Yes or no," it's as simple as that. You are allowed to bid. I think there's sort of a mixed market at the moment. No one is quite sure where the price is right now. We've had offers for players at this club which we feel are quite small, so I can see it where other clubs might be thinking it's not enough value for their players as well. With Barcelona also proving resistant to selling midfielder Cesc Fabregas, Moyes admits United could emerge from the transfer window without new additions to the squad. "There's a need to do it [strengthen], but there's no pressure to do it," Moyes said.