27 March 2008

David Moyes relishing fresh battle with Rafa Benitez

When Moyes discovered the Shrek from the everton's own academy, he can't even keep him to help the team advance, instead sold him off to Man.U. This shows that Shrek knew he won't be an England striker unless he left his small club. So he left. Moyes had his chance with Shrek. But Moyes blew it. Now he is doomed to be remembered in the annals of everton history as the manager with the highest position he brought for everton is at 5th place. Well Done small club! :- utusanLFC
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Mar 27 2008

DAVID MOYES is relishing the chance to pit his wits against Rafael Benitez once again this weekend and hopes that derbies where Liverpool and Everton are at the top end of the table become the norm.
Everton have closed the gap on Liverpool since Moyes took charge in March 2002 but he is still seeking a first victory on enemy territory and knows his side will once again be underdogs, even though they have only lost three times in the Premier League since last October.
“I am in a privileged position to be manager of Everton,” said Moyes. “We have always had an uphill task because Liverpool Football Club are very strong but (being involved in these games) is something I will always remember.
“You tend not to look at it just now awfully clearly because you are in it but maybe in years to come by I will look back at it. I enjoy it and coming from a city like Glasgow where you have Celtic and Rangers I understand the same with Everton and Liverpool.
“It plays a big part like all derbies in major cities but that is what attracts you to the real football cities where they tend to have good old fashioned derbies.
“For many years Everton haven’t really been able to compete as closely as we would like but we are now on the shoulders of Liverpool and a couple of other teams and we have got to try and stay there.”

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