Moyes beat Fulham in his first game as Everton manager in 2002, but never looked like repeating the trick here. Villa, relative equals during his previous spell at Goodison, are now light years ahead.

David Moyes has returned to Everton after more than a decade away, and the former Manchester United and West Ham boss has learned the size of the task facing him

David Moyes is already feeling the pressure of trying to solve Everton's issues, just a matter of days after returning to Goodison Park.

The incoming manager set out his stall as he spoke to the media - and was forceful in his messages to the players about what is required

David Moyes had never given up hope that Everton would summon him back but after the years of dreaming, the three or four times he came close to the job, the night he was told he had it, only to be informed the following morning it was instead going to Carlo Ancelotti,

David Moyes suffered defeat on his return to Everton, with the new manager confessing the club's financial issues are clear to see when you analyse the state of the squad

Former Everton defender Alan Stubbs, speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live about the Toffees' survival chances and David Moyes' return as manager: "I think this Everton squad is slightly better than last season and I just look at the teams below, even though they have picked up points, I still do think there are three teams worse than Everton.

Everton hired David Moyes for a second stint as manager at the Premier League club on Saturday. Moyes replaces Sean Dyche, who was fired Thursday with the team just one point above the relegation zone.

David Moyes has confirmed that Everton are looking at Lyon and Ghana winger Ernest Nuamah but has denied that a deal has been done. The returning Blues boss also offered an update on the situation surrounding Armando Broja and the injury latest at his press conference.

Everton Football Club manager David Moyes has disclosed that the club is working on getting Ghanaian winger Ernest Nuamah in the January transfer window.

Former Everton wingers Pat Nevin and Aaron Lennon spoke about David Moyes' return to the club on BBC Radio 5 Live's Football Daily, following Wednesday's 1-0 loss to Aston Villa. Nevin: "He's got a job to do and the job is to keep Everton in the Premier League.