Meulensteen - who was first team coach under Sir Alex Ferguson - has mocked Moyes' tactics as "straight forward" and reckons defending against them was "easy".
The pair were embroiled in a pre-match row over whether Meulensteen had been offered a job at Old Trafford.
Moyes claimed he had - suggestions that Meulensteen rejected.
The Dutchman guided his new club to a 2-2 draw at United yesterday and said: "When I saw Manchester United today I thought the game-plan was quite straight forward - get it wide, get it in.
"If you're well organised and the goalkeeper is in good positions to come and collect the ball it can be easy [to defend against]."
United flung a record 81 crosses into the Fulham box.
But with 6ft 7in centre-back Dan Burn in the Cottagers ranks, most of them were comfortably dealt with.
Meulensteen added: "You need a little bit of creativity and a bit of variety at times to open [teams] up.
"It was partly straight forward.
"We know that we had to be more compact and tight in wide areas because United would cross the ball a lot."
Moyes rejected the claims there was no Plan B and said: "It wasn't always one way.
"One of the big things about Manchester United is that they do play with width, they do cross the ball, its in their genes here."
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