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Moyes returned to Everton in January for his second spell in charge, after more than a decade at the helm between 2002 and 2013.
The 62-year-old Scot said it was an honour for him to be in the dugout for what will be the Goodison finale for their men’s team.
“There are a lot of people who are probably wiser and a bit more knowledgeable about Everton and about Goodison
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Yet that overlooks a significant point.
Hammers fans pay to watch their team. While there is widespread appreciation for what Moyes has achieved, a growing number are fed up at the way he has gone about it.
In an era of high press, risk-taking, front-foot football, they view Moyes as a largely defensive coach.
This is unfair. There are times – the 5-0 win against Freiburg and second-leg salvage
