Everton manager David Moyes says he doesn’t think yet that he still doesn’t think about the danger of relegation – despite his impressive beginning of life in the hot headquarters of the Goodison Park.
Everton is seven games undefeated under Moyes and goes on a weekend trip to Wolves 10 points ahead of the host, and 15 in front of the 18th place Ipswich.
It seems that an unimaginable momentum in the form to get back into conflicts to relegate, but Moyes makes it easier.
He said, “We always have to work on what might happen, but I think we are trying to see if we can improve in every game a little better and play a little better and do better things.
“The players have done an outstanding job in the last five to six weeks, but I don’t think we’re sure, that’s for sure. We have to continue to get points.
“Goodison is special at the moment, but I have to say that we were in Brighton, Crystal Palace and Brentford, and the players did a really good job. We have to try to continue, continue to improve and progress.”
Moyes’ return was a spectacular success for Everton this season, but former Manchester United manager is not a fan of the initial time on Saturday.
It will be a late return home from West Midlans, starting at 8am in Molineux.
▶ David Moyes provides updates about Ilaman Ndiaye, Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Dwight McNeil while continuing recovery from injury. pic.twitter.com/7HNOTDXTLV
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Moyes said, “I usually am a bottle of red wine until that time on Saturday!
“If you are a traditionalist, then you probably don’t see 8 hours on Saturday night as a good start time, but it goes and I think football clubs are applying for the money coming from the Emitter.
“We have to go with that even if it will ruin Saturday night of some people.”
Everton is left without attacker Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Dwight McNeil and Iliman Ndiaye, so that in the form of concrete it will again take responsibility for scoring goals.
