Manchester United winger Ashley Young's reputation takes another dive after more accusations of cheating David Moyes must have suspected the headlines that would follow the next morning and, perhaps wisely, opted to back the winger, despite having a private word with him in September after a similar incident against Crystal Palace. But Moyes is certain to face further questions at his press conference on Friday and is acutely aware that Young's unwanted reputation as a diver is threatening to bring the 28-year-old's time at Old Trafford to a premature end. It was by no means his worst offence in a United shirt but TV replays certainly don't him any favours. He had previous at former club Aston Villa too, but the scrutiny now is far more extreme and patience appears to have run out with fans after the only real talking point of the stalemate in San Sebastian. Roy Keane, the former United captain, accused him of "conning the referee" and that will only serve to make his life more uncomfortable, while his future has become even more uncertain after the stunning emergence of Adnan Januzaj. The January transfer window could offer him a chance to make a fresh start at another club, especially if he has any serious intentions of featuring at next year's World Cup. For the next few months, however, Young has much work to do to repair his relationship with United's supporters. Three years ago he was seen as one of England's most highly-rated wingers but against Arsenal this weekend the eyes of the world will be on him for an altogether different reason. The trouble with Ashley: Sir Alex Ferguson (in his autobiography) "Ashley ran into trouble against QPR in the 2011-12 season, when Shaun Derry was sent off and our player was accused of diving. I left him out of the next game and told him that the last thing he needed as a Manchester United player was a reputation for going down easily. It wasn't a penalty kick against QPR and Shaun Derry's sending-off was not rescinded. Ashley did it two weeks in a row, but we stopped it. David Moyes (after Young is booked for tumbling in 0-0 draw with Crystal Palace in September) "I have said for many years diving is something we should have retrospective video for. That would help referees no end. You can never be sure it won't happen again, but I have had a word with Ashley privately. It is really difficult at times. Moving from Everton to Manchester United doesn't change my views on that.