Moyes reveals he has been delivering fruit and veg during coronavirus pandemic

David Moyes has revealed he has been using time away from football during the coronavirus crisis to volunteer as a delivery driver.

With the Premier League and training suspended, the West Ham boss has been left with time on his hands after moving back to his family home in Lancashire.

And looking to play his part during the pandemic, he took up a role in a local scheme to help deliver fruit and veg around the area.

Speaking on TalkSport, Moyes said: 'When the virus first broke out, the fruit and veg shop in my village were asking for drivers to deliver fruit and veg. So I became a driver for the fruit and veg shop.

'I delivered it to all the people in the neighbourhood. I did it for about four days. There was a sign in the window saying "volunteers needed".

'My wife was away at the time, I was on my own. All I would do was drop the fruit and veg on the doorstep, knock on the door and then move away.

'I was thinking 'this is great'. I was actually enjoying it.'

Moyes revealed that he was also asked to collect money, which came with unexpected perks.

'I’d drop them off, then go back to the shop and fill up my car to get another load. Most of the people paid online but the boy in the shop told me that a couple of people haven’t paid and asked, "Would you mind collecting the money?"

'At the first door an older lady came to the door and I think the bill was £16.80. She gave me a £20 note and said "here you go son, keep the change".'