'Moyes won't care about poor Old Trafford record... it's just another three points'

EVERTON manager David Moyes won't be concerned that he's never won away at Manchester United and he deserves more credit for his longevity in the profession after the recent fanfare over Pep Guardiola's one thousandth game because the Manchester City boss has it easy in comparison.

- By CHRIS BEESLEY ECHO Reporter

That's the verdict of Moyes' fellow Glaswegian Pat Nevin, who played 150 games for the Blues between 1988-92, scoring 21 goals after signing from Chelsea for £925,000. Despite steering Everton to nine top-eight finishes, including a highest ever Premier League position of fourth in 2004/05 and being named LMA Manager of the Year three times during his first spell in charge, Moyes never won a Premier League away game at Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool or Manchester United during his original 11-year tenure at Goodison Park.