‘Finished on a high’: Moyes hails Everton development after Goodison Park farewell

David Moyes believes Everton are “a club coming back together” after the lads’s crew performed their ultimate sport at Goodison Park. Iliman Ndiaye settled the fit towards Southampton, because the Toffees ended one technology and head into a brand new one on the Hill Dickinson Stadium.

“I am pleased for the result, I wanted to make sure we finished [on a high]. We finish in a good enough fashion,” Moyes stated.

“I think more the feeling that there might be a club which is coming back together. Signs that before there was a real break-up, of a sort of love affair with the supporters, the players, the club, the owners. So we’re all trying to get back. We’re obviously all looking forward to it. If we can take what we had today to the new stadium, it’ll be something.”

Moyes has steadied the send since returning to Everton in January, transferring the crew clear of the relegation zone to midtable protection. “Everybody’s been talking about this for so long,” Moyes stated.

“I have to say, I’m sure you were there, the scenes outside the stadium were incredible, they really were. It felt like a club which is needing some big days, some big things in the future. So let’s hope this is the start of it.”

Southampton will end backside, with just one extra fit so as to add to their tally of 12 issues. They are nonetheless with out a everlasting head trainer however have held talks with Tom Cleverley and Will Still over the emptiness.

“It’s not my concern at the moment,” the meantime supervisor Simon Rusk stated. “My concern is to continue to support the players. That was what I wanted to do with these seven games in extremely tough circumstances, to be quite honest.

“Overall, with where we’ve ended with last week, getting the point [against Manchester City] that was important.”