Everton manager David Moyes said on Monday he was confident in his ability to lead the Merseyside club to better days again, almost 12 years after his first spell in charge during which they had their only top-four finish of the last 37 years.

David Moyes' first press conference after returning as Everton manager as he discusses his ambitions, Wednesday's game against Aston Villa and his priority to keep the Blues in the Premier League

David Moyes admits his return to Goodison Park is a “sticking plaster” solution to Everton’s relegation issues but is confident they can escape the drop and return to the heights he led them to for 11 years in his first spell.

Live updates from David Moyes' first press conference since his return as Everton manager was confirmed, including his thoughts on coming back, transfer news and working with the Friedkin Group

In his first press conference since returning to the club, David Moyes believes Everton are strong enough to stay in the Premier League this season. Moyes will take charge of the club for the 519th

Everton are struggling in the wrong half of the table as David Moyes returns to the club but what does the new boss need to sort out at Goodison Park now he's back?

Returning Everton manager David Moyes is looking forwards to the prospect of being the Blues boss that not only takes charge of the team at Goodison Park for the last time but leads them into their new stadium, but he recognises that they need “elite” players to match their future home.

David Moyes will soon realise he is returning to a very different Everton that he left over a decade ago to join Manchester United with the Toffees looking to turnaround years of turmoil

Everton supporters have been reacting online following the news that David Moyes is the club’s new manager. The Scot was confirmed as Sean Dyche’s replacement on Saturday morning. Moyes has penned a two-and-a-half-year deal with the Blues,