Moyes Wants More From Unbeaten Everton, Downplays European Talk
Manager says fifth-placed Everton must keep improving despite a strong start to the season, while brushing aside questions about European qualification.
Everton manager David Moyes has said his side must continue to improve despite sitting fifth in the Premier League table and remaining unbeaten so far this season, according to BBC Sport.
Moyes, who is in his second spell in charge at Goodison Park, indicated he wants further progress from his squad even as results have exceeded expectations early in the campaign.
Despite the club's strong league position, the manager declined to be drawn into discussions about the prospect of European qualification, BBC Sport reported.
Everton's unbeaten run has placed them among the Premier League's top five clubs at this stage of the season, though Moyes has been cautious about setting targets beyond continued improvement in performances, according to the report.
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