Everton boss David Moyes on the positivity at the club around their recent form and avoiding relegation from the Premier League as they prepare to face Manchester United
Finch Farm, Liverpool, UK
Finch Farm, Liverpool, UK
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00:00As you mentioned getting over the line, no other Premier League club has taken more points than Everton since you came back.
00:05It's 13 points clear now of the bottom three, having been a point above when you took over.
00:09So I'm thinking two further wins will probably secure safety. How do you see it?
00:13Keep talking like that Vinnie, I'm enjoying listening to that. It's really, really good.
00:17It sounds simple, you say to get another two wins and you might be over the line.
00:21When you're sitting in this seat, every win in the Premier League is really, really difficult.
00:26Certainly not taking it for granted. We've had a really good run and we've got to try and keep that going now.
00:32Just wondering then what you're expecting this weekend?
00:34Because obviously it's been highlighted that Ruben wants to stick with 3-4-3.
00:38Did you come in here with a preconceived idea of how you wanted to play or did you have to adjust to what you've got available?
00:43I think I've had to adjust a little bit to what's available.
00:46I think when you take over a team a little bit during the season, you have to find a way of getting the best results.
00:52We certainly did because we've been in a position where we've been too close to the bottom three.
00:58But I have to say the players, whatever we've done, whatever we've asked them to do, the players have been fantastic.
01:04They really have been. They've gone about their job brilliantly well.
01:08Their commitment's there for everybody to see and we're actually playing better and doing a lot better in recent games.