Moyes Says Draw With Man Utd Won't Ease Everton Fans' Concerns
Everton manager David Moyes said a 2-2 draw against Manchester United would not quell unrest among supporters over the state of the squad.
Everton manager David Moyes said the club's 2-2 draw against Manchester United would not calm frustration among Toffees supporters regarding the state of their squad, according to BBC Sport.
Moyes made the comments following the match, in which Everton drew 2-2 with Manchester United.
The Everton manager acknowledged that fan unrest over the squad's composition and performance is likely to persist despite the result, BBC Sport reported.
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- Man Utd result won't calm Everton fans - Moyes — BBC Sport
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