David Moyes has lifted the lid on the surprising item he kept in his office as Everton manager while admitting that the best moment of his career to date came with the Blues. Now in charge of Premier League rivals West Ham United, the 59-year-old spoke candidly on a number of topics in an interview with Sky Sports.
In terms of the highlight of his managerial career, Moyes, who was named LMA Manager of the Year on three separate occasions during his 11-year tenure in charge at Goodison Park, said: “Look, I’ve got to say that I still believe I’ve got the best moment to come yet in my career, I really do. I think there’s better to come, hopefully there’s some cup wins along the way.
“But on the journey I would say I qualified for Europe when Everton finished fourth in the Premier League with probably not anywhere like the budget of all the other clubs. But it was a long journey, it took about five, six years to get to that point but I’ll always remember that.”
