Everton have confirmed the appointment of David Moyes 12 years after leaving Goodison Park for Manchester United, replacing Sean Dyche as manager. Moyes spent a successful 11 years at Everton having first been appointed as manager in March 2002, taking charge of over 500 matches.

Former Manchester United manager David Moyes has returned to the Premier League with old club Everton as they battle to avoid the drop

It was too big an opportunity to turn down — I want to show I can go again’ - INTERVIEW: Back at Goodison Park after nearly 12 years away, the Scottish manager explains to Richard Jolly why a second s

David Moyes admits he has rejoined a “different” Everton to the one he left 12 years ago but believes new owners The Friedkin Group have already put the club on the path towards a brighter future. The 61-year-old Scot returned last week following Sean Dyche’s sacking after one win in 11 Premier League matches left the Toffees in relegation trouble.

David Moyes was granted a Goodison Park guard of honour when he left Everton to become Manchester United manager. He deserves to be carried into the new stadium in a Sedan Chair if he can keep this team in the Premier League.

There had been a comforting positivity around Everton since David Moyes’ appointment as manager last week; the sombre, almost resigned atmosphere initially replaced by warm, fuzzy nostalgia. But for this Everton right now,

Everton manager David Moyes, speaking to Match of the Day: "You can definitely see over the years that the financial situation has played its part on the pitch and that's the outcome. All the supporters are aware of that.

David Moyes is on the hunt for a goal scorer to boost Everton's chances of avoiding Premier League relegation this season.

David Moyes said he had witnessed the scale of the task he faces to keep Everton in the Premier League after a dismal 1-0 defeat at home to Aston Villa on Wednesday. We have started the year winning at home,