Carling Cup important insists Irvine

Everton’s assistant manager Alan Irvine insists the Blues have their sights set on Carling Cup glory this season, beginning with tonight’s fourth round tie against Luton.

Wed, 31 Oct, 2007 - 08:41

Everton’s assistant manager Alan Irvine insists the Blues have their sights set on Carling Cup glory this season, beginning with tonight’s fourth round tie against Luton.

The Merseysiders travel to Kenilworth Road looking to secure their first quarter-final appearance in five years.

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