Moyes turns around Everton

David Moyes returned to Everton, everything at the club immediately changed.

When Moyes returned to Everton in January, the club were struggling just above the relegation zone, just a point above, and had scored in just two of their previous ten games. But after just over two months under Moyes, Everton have made a remarkable turnaround, climbing up the table and now sit 18 points clear of the relegation zone.

Certainly, Moyes' return to the coaching bench is a sign of dramatic change at Goodison Park.

The Art of David Moyes

Moyes returns to Everton in challenging circumstances. However, to the fans, he is not a strange face.

In contrast to his predecessors, Moyes is the ideal manager Everton are looking for. He understands the club, the difficulties and challenges they face, and especially can rebuild the team quickly and effectively.

Moyes is not a manager who pursues a fancy or adventurous football philosophy. He is pragmatic and focused on getting the best possible results from his players. Moyes's coaching methods have changed everything from one-on-one meetings with players to more detailed training sessions.

Moyes restored confidence in his players by conducting individual discussions. He was not only a coach, but also a psychologist, helping players regain confidence and improve their mental state. These discussions helped reduce the fear that some players were facing, thereby helping them play with more confidence, especially in decisive situations.

Moyes changed the way training was conducted, from extending training sessions to going into tactical detail, to reshaping the way the team moved around the pitch. These changes immediately paid off. The improved play saw Everton score more goals, which in turn increased their scoring rate significantly compared to their previous period under Dyche.

Moyes's talent lies in the art of personnel management.

One of Moyes's outstanding strengths is his ability to manage people. He knows how to get the most out of each player, something many previous coaches have failed to do.

In the case of Dominic Calvert-Lewin, for example, he endured months of isolation in attack. However, soon after Moyes arrived, he regained his form and scored goals, something fans had long awaited.

Moyes also brought out the potential of other players, such as Beto. Beto had a somewhat awkward style of play with his back to goal, but under Moyes' guidance, he became an effective attacking spearhead, scoring many important goals for Everton.

Moyes has also discovered the potential of some players who were overlooked by Dyche. Jake O'Brien, who had limited playing time under Dyche, has become a key part of Moyes' squad. O'Brien is not only a good defender but also has the ability to score goals, which he demonstrated in games against Brentford and West Ham.

Moyes changed many things for Everton

Another key factor in Moyes’ success has been his ability to rebuild the relationship between manager, players and fans. Before Moyes returned, Everton had gone through a long period of disintegration. Players felt disconnected from their manager and fans gradually lost faith in the team.

However, under Moyes, things changed. He helped the players and fans feel a sense of connection, creating a strong atmosphere of unity. This improvement not only helped the team play better, but also created a positive environment for everyone involved in the club.

David Moyes has helped Everton transform dramatically.

While Moyes's turnaround has been successful in the short term, he is not stopping there. The Scot insists he is not returning to Everton to simply fight relegation. He has bigger ambitions, building a team strong enough to qualify for European competitions on a regular basis.

Moyes knows that Everton will need further investment in the future to maintain this momentum. Although he is working with an imperfect squad, his ability to get the best out of his players has helped him create a team that is strong and difficult to beat.

With Moyes back in charge, the club is set for a major turnaround as they move into their new stadium. However, Moyes is also aware that he will need the backing of investors and close collaboration with player recruitment experts to build a squad strong enough for the challenges ahead.

Moyes has brought a new wave to Everton. The changes he has made are not only tactical but also mental, helping the team regain confidence and look towards a brighter future. Although Everton still have many challenges ahead, under Moyes' guidance they are on the right track to becoming a stable and ambitious team.

With constant effort and determination, Moyes can help Everton regain their position and go further in the following seasons.

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