Moyes equals Catterick's Everton record, eyes trophies — SkimNews
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- David Moyes reaches 592 games as Everton manager, equalling Harry Catterick's long-standing club record, a milestone he describes as a source of great pride.
- Everton sit seventh in the Premier League and have reached the Carabao Cup quarter-finals, marking a promising season under Moyes despite a difficult summer transfer window.
- David Moyes expresses ambition to win trophies at Everton, citing Harry Catterick and Howard Kendall as inspirations, and reveals a desire to return the club to European competition.
- David Moyes credits his longevity to hard work, continuous learning, and evolving man-management, noting he still attends games regularly and takes coaching courses despite holding all badges.
- Everton won 64% of duels in their recent victory over Newcastle, reflecting the high-effort culture Moyes says Everton supporters demand and expect.
- David Moyes has given 19-year-old Harrison Armstrong nine starts in nine games this season, emphasizing his belief in providing young players with opportunities to succeed.
Why it matters: Moyes’ sustained impact at Everton—measured in games, youth development, and on-field effort—shows how managerial stability can reshape a club’s trajectory despite limited resources, offering a contrast to the Premier League’s trend of rapid managerial turnover.
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