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da pinup bet： Everton manager David Moyes has been the boss at Goodison Park for ten years, and has admitted that his ambition to succeed is still as strong as when he joined the club.
The Scottish coach has been a hard-working servant at the Merseyside team, but has confessed that this season has been difficult due to a lack of financial backing.
“My ambition is as strong as ever, but this has been the toughest year. We weren’t able to do any business in the summer while teams around us were able to buy,” he told The Telegraph.
“But I was never promised anything when I took the job. You don’t moan about it. You work with the goods you’ve got. We had a good January and it’s galvanised us a bit.”
Moyes also admitted that loan signing Royston Drenthe has started to improve, and that the Dutch winger has become more of an important players at the Toffees after he scored against QPR at the weekend.
“It’s taken Roy time to settle. Coming from Real Madrid you think he will understand what we do here, but he didn’t straight away.
“He’s beginning to do a bit better and can still do much better. But he has that ability to score a goal, to create a chance. We’re beginning to trust him much more now,” the Scottish coach concluded.
By Gareth McKnight
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