Tag: David Moyes

Guardiola Ends Long Wait With Premier League Manager of the Month Award

Pep Guardiola
March 2026

Pep Guardiola has won the Premier League Manager of the Month award for the first time since December 2021, ending an unexpected four-year gap. The latest honour is his 12th overall and moves him clear in third place on the competition’s all-time list. Guardiola earned the award after guiding Manchester City through a strong February run that delivered 13 points from the final four league matches. Victories over Liverpool, Fulham, Newcastle and Leeds kept City firmly in the title race and helped him beat rivals including Michael Carrick and Arne Slot.

Grealish Likely Done for Season at Everton With Foot Stress Fracture, Surgery Possib

Jack Grealish
January 2026

Grealish is expected to miss the rest of the season with a foot stress fracture and may require surgery, putting his World Cup aims at risk. Moyes said surgery is likely but not fully confirmed; Grealish had a strong loan start including assists and key goals, but Everton will now reassess plans, including any £50m purchase option, later.

Emery Explains Sancho Omission as Villa Lose to Everton

Jadon Sancho
January 2026

Emery said Sancho missed the matchday squad because he was sick, amid background noise linking him to another Borussia Dortmund return when his United contract ends in summer. Sancho has struggled for starts at Villa and has often featured more in Europa League than the league; Villa then suffered a surprise home defeat after Barry scored, with errors cited for Pau Torres and Emiliano Martinez, worsening Villa’s recent league run.

Everton Explore Loans for Mainoo and Zirkzee

Kobbie Mainoo and Joshua Zirkzee
December 2025

Everton are reported to be considering January loan moves for Manchester United’s Kobbie Mainoo and Joshua Zirkzee, but any deal is described as complex and expensive, with United undecided on exits. Moyes has played down expectations of heavy January business. Everton’s interest is framed as opportunistic loans rather than quick fixes, with injuries and AFCON absences squeezing depth. Reports claim Grealish’s loan has improved Everton’s pull for higher-profile targets and could be used as part of the pitch, while the club follows a multi-window strategy.

Grealish illness keeps him out after £20k London party with Walker

Jack Grealish
December 2025

Grealish skipped Everton’s 0-0 draw at Burnley after a London night out with Walker that reportedly included Winter Wonderland, a Mayfair dinner and a late visit to a Leicester Square strip club, with the pair said to have spent around £20,000 in total. Moyes said a “bug” left Grealish feeling sick despite training on Tuesday and stressed he would not expand on the illness, while also citing concurrent absences for Dewsbury-Hall, Branthwaite, Ndiaye and Gueye, and expressing hope his City loanee returns to training later this week.

Moyes fires ‘billion-pound difference’ jibe after Everton fall short at Chelsea

David Moyes
December 2025

David Moyes joked there was a “billion-pound difference” between Everton and Chelsea after his side’s 2-0 defeat at Stamford Bridge, a match where the visitors created chances but failed to score and lost Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall to a first-half injury on his return. Everton arrived in good form after four wins in six but were undone by clinical finishes from Palmer and Gusto, plus wasteful attacking of their own, with Moyes’ remark underlining frustration at competing with Chelsea’s spending power despite a largely committed away performance.

Everton suffer Dewsbury-Hall blow and Grealish scare in limp loss at Chelsea

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, Jack Grealish
December 2025

Everton slumped to a 2-0 defeat at Chelsea, barely troubling Enzo Maresca’s side while suffering fresh fitness concerns as Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall limped off early and Jack Grealish reported hamstring discomfort after full time, compounding a sixth league loss of the season. David Moyes said Dewsbury-Hall’s early withdrawal disrupted Everton for around fifteen minutes and admitted frustration at losing more players despite being relatively satisfied with their general play, stressing they must now manage Grealish carefully as medical staff assess both knocks in coming days.

Everton Furious Over Dewsbury-Hall Suspension

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall (Everton)
September 2025

Everton’s Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall branded his one-match suspension “mind boggling” after receiving a fifth yellow card against West Ham. The midfielder’s ban, triggered by cumulative bookings, rules him out versus Crystal Palace. Manager David Moyes slammed the decision as “shabby” while criticising wider refereeing standards.
Dewsbury-Hall, signed for £28m from Chelsea, has been pivotal in Everton’s midfield since August. His suspension follows a controversial yellow against Liverpool, sparking team-mate Jack Grealish’s outrage. Moyes expressed frustration over inconsistent officiating, warning such calls damage fairness and momentum in the Premier League.

Moyes Furious After Referee Decisions in Derby Loss

David Moyes (Everton)
September 2025

Everton fell 2-1 to Liverpool at Anfield, prompting Moyes to slam referee Darren England’s decisions as “very strange.” His fury stemmed from stoppage-time calls and quick free-kick rulings that left Everton players and fans feeling hard done by. Liverpool led through Gravenberch and Ekitike before Gueye pulled one back. Everton pressed late but saw momentum disrupted by contentious refereeing. Grealish, booked for a quick free-kick, echoed Moyes’ frustrations about inconsistency, saying officiating left players powerless at critical moments.

Everton Hope to Secure Pickford Until Retirement

Jordan Pickford (Everton)
September 2025

Everton want to hand Jordan Pickford another long-term contract that could see him retire at the club. The 31-year-old, signed from Sunderland in 2017, is viewed as central to stability after eight turbulent years at Goodison Park. With David Moyes back at the helm and Everton now playing at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, the club is eager to keep its cult-hero goalkeeper. Talks are ongoing, and Pickford’s loyalty and performances have made him indispensable for the Toffees.

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