Everton manager David Moyes says that he still does not think about protecting from the risk of relegation – despite his impressive start, life in Goodison Park Hot Seat.
Everton are undefeated seven games under Moyes and go on the weekend trip to Wolves 10 points in front of the hosts and 15 before the 18th place in Ipswich.
It would take an unthinkable swing in shape to put the toffees back into the descent, but Moyes just takes it.
He said: “We always have to work on what could happen, but I think at the moment we are trying to see if we can get a little better in every game and play a little better and do better things.
“The players have done a remarkable job in the last five to six weeks, but I don’t think we are sure, that’s certain. We still have to get points.
“Goodison is something special at the moment, but I have to say that we were in Brighton, Crystal Palace and Brentford and the players did a really good job. We have to try to withhold it, further improve and make progress. “
The return of Moyes was a spectacular success for Everton this season, but the former manager United Manager from Manchester United is not a fan of the kick -off time on Saturday.
It will be a late return home from the West Midlands with an impetus from 8 p.m. in Molineux.
▶ ️ David Moyes offers updates from Iliman Ndiaye, Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Dwight McNeil while continuing their recovery of injuries. pic.twitter.com/7hnotdxtlv
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Moyes said: “I am usually a bottle of red wine on a Saturday!
“If you are a traditionalist, you will probably not see a good kick-off time on a Saturday evening, but it’s as it is and I think football clubs register due to the money that comes from the broadcasting operator.
“We have to go with it, even if it will ruin people Saturday evening.”
Everton remains without attackers Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Dwight McNeil and Iliman Ndiayy, so that the shape of the gates of the gates should be again shoulder.
