Manager David Moyes has ceased speculation over his future by signing a new five-year deal at Everton.
Moyes, 45, delayed signing the deal and acknowledged it may have unnerved his team after they were KO’d of the Carling Cup and the Uefa Cup.
“There have been many different things for different reasons,” Moyes told the club’s website of the delay.
“But we are here now. The big thing for me is that I am at Everton, as far as I am concerned, for another five years.”
Moyes, who’s been in control at Goodison Park since March 2002, has weathered a challenging start to the season with Everton presently fifteenth in the Premier League table with 8 points after 7 games.
And the manager, who’d have been out of contract at the end of the season, added: “The job is to make us better than we have been.
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