Despite the fact that David Moyes has managed four clubs in the eight years since leaving Goodison Park, most fans still link him with Everton. While his name was etched into Toffees legend during his 11 years on Merseyside, when the team finished in the top eight of the Premier League nine times, Moyes’ greatest-ever project is unfolding in the east end of London, at West Ham.

Emotions have always been strong whenever Moyes has entered the opposition dugout at Goodison Park, and the 12th time will be no different this Sunday. This time, though, Moyes returns to his old employers armed with not only the best visiting side he has taken to Goodison, but the best team of his managerial career – his words, not mine.

“This is as good as I’ve had. This is right up there,” Moyes exclusively told Sky Sports ahead of West Ham’s trip to Everton on Super Sunday. “By the time I reached year 10 at Everton, I had real quality players, international players, and a balance with a team who understood me. But in year two at Everton, I didn’t have the same quality of player as I have now at West Ham.

source : skysport