The incoming manager set out his stall as he spoke to the media - and was forceful in his messages to the players about what is required

INTERVIEW: Back at Goodison Park after nearly 12 years away, the Scottish manager explains to Richard Jolly why a second stint was so tempting and how he plans to steer Everton out of a relegation bat

Dominic Calvert-Lewin has struggled for goals this season but new boss David Moyes needs the misfiring striker to find his shooting boots

The Scot returns to Goodison Park to provide some stability after a period of churn, and much he instigates may well feel familiar

An experienced head with a respectable CV to boot, the returning Scot has been tasked with steering the sinking ship to safety after Sean Dyche's sacking last week

Back at Goodison Park 11-and-a-half years after ending his highly successful first stint, the Scottish manager can restore the values that the club have lacked in his absence

Everton has hired David Moyes for a second stint as manager at the Premier League club. Moyes replaces Sean Dyche, who was fired Thursday with the team just one point above the relegation zone.

The Toffees, who stand 16th in the Premier League, host Aston Villa on Jan 15 having won one of their last 11 league games. Read more at straitstimes.com.

David Moyes says rejoining Everton was "too big an opportunity to turn down" after replacing Sean Dyche to become Toffees manager for the second time.

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 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.