David Moyes has claimed that questions over his future at Sunderland are 'not for now' as the Black Cats' relegation from the Premier League was confirmed on Saturday.
The Wearsiders fell to a 1-0 defeat at the hands of Bournemouth, Joshua King striking in the 88th minute at the Stadium of Light to send Moyes's side down.
The Scot insists that he would like to be the man to get Sunderland back to the top flight, but says any discussion over whether he remains at the helm is for "a week or two down the line".
Moyes told BBC Sport: "To think about it and talk about it now is just too quick. They're questions for a week or two down the line - I'm not sure it's for now. I'd like to make sure we get Sunderland back in the Premier League.
"We're all disappointed and I feel more for the supporters. We take collective responsibility from top to bottom. We'll dust ourselves down and see what we have to do."
Sunderland wrap up their season with away fixtures at Hull City, Arsenal and Chelsea, as well as a home game with Swansea City.
Giuseppe Labellarte
