David Moyes
Everton
The Switch – Issue 6 (January 2011)
Forward play in the box – Issue 30 (January 2013)
Also in Issue 6 - Aidy Boothroyd, Russell Slade, Graham Westley, David Pleat, Steve Sutton
Also in Issue 30 - Martin Allen, Neal Ardley, Ian Baraclough, Simon Hollyhead, Kevin Thelwell
Glasgow-born David Moyes is third in the list of English football’s current longest serving managers, behind only Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsène Wenger.
In 2012, he celebrated 10 years in charge at Everton, during which time he has made the Toffees a consistent and highly competitive outfit, often on limited resources relative to many of their Premier League counterparts.
Arriving at Goodison Park from Preston North End, Moyes’s biggest achievements on Merseyside include earning the club a fourth-placed finish in 2005, and with it, Champions League football, as well as an FA Cup final appearance in 2009.
This season, the Toffees have arguably been more entertaining than ever, scoring impressive victories over Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur, as well drawing at champions Manchester City.
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