He Everton confirmed this Saturday the signing of David Moyes as his new coach, after the dismissal, this week, of Sean Dychea few hours before the match played by the Liverpool team against Peterborough, which corresponds to the FA Cup.
Moyes is considered one of the most experienced and successful coaches in the world. Premier League. Now he will face the challenge of managing Everton for a second time, having coached them for more than 500 games from 2002 to 2013.
During that period, he led Everton to 2009 FA Cup final and qualified four times for European competitions. His career took him to Manchester United and West Ham United, where he won the Conference League. In November 2014 he signed for Royal Society to replace Jagoba Arrasate, who remained in Donostia for twelve months, since his dismissal in November 2015.
Everton executive president Marc Watts explained, according to a statement released by the club, that “we happy to be with David at this important moment in Everton’s history. “With more than a decade of experience at the club, he is the right leader to take us into our final season at Goodison Park and the debut of our new stadium.”
For his part, David Moyes recalled that “I enjoyed 11 wonderful years and successful at Everton and I didn’t hesitate when they offered me the chance to rejoin this great club.
And he launched a fans’ petition: “Now we need Goodison Park and all our fans turned to us to support the players in this important season so we can move into our fantastic new stadium as a Premier League team. Everton, with 17 points, is only one above the places of refusalalthough there is less of a game: that which awaits him at Liverpool, his eternal national rival and the Premier’s notorious leader.
Source: La Verdad
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