MOYES INSISTS HILL DICKINSON SWITCH BRILLIANT FOR TOFFEES

DAVID MOYES insists it is time Everton moved on in the hope of a better and brighter future as he prepared to say an emotional farewell to Goodison Park.

- by RICHARD TANNER

Despite all the sentimentality about closing the doors to men's football after 133 years, Moyes hopes the switch to Hill Dickinson Bramley-Moore Dock will signal a new era of success.

The iconic 53,000-capacity stadium on the banks of the Mersey will create a huge leap in revenue as Everton look to restore themselves as a major force in English football.

The Friedkin Group took over as new owners in December, Angus Kinnear started work this week as chief executive while Moyes has made a successful return as boss to steer the club away from danger and ensure they start next season in their new headquarters as a top-flight club.