Toffees on brink of new era, says Moyes

DAVID MOYES insists Everton are fourth in the Premier League on merit, but that they now have to transfer that form into the club’s biggest game in 13 years.

Wed, 23 Jan, 2008 - 00:00

Paul Walker

The Everton boss is fully aware the club’s fans are celebrating being in a Champions League spot already, and ahead of local rivals Liverpool.

That position has come at just the right time to boost confidence for the second leg of their Carling Cup semi-final against Chelsea tonight (8pm).

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Courts Soccer England Person: Moyes DAVID MOYES Person: Moyes Person: Nicolas Anelka Person: Andrew Johnson Person: Leon Osman Person: Manuel Fernandes Person: Tony Hibbert Event: Premier League Event: Champions League Event: Carling Cup Event: African Nations Cup Organisation: Everton Organisation: Liverpool Organisation: Chelsea

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