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Updated December 5th, 2019 at 16:47 IST

Everton to replace Marco Silva with former manager David Moyes? Fans wait anxiously

Former Manchester United coach David Moyes is rumoured to be in the mix for the Everton manager's job as Marco Silva heads closer to an exit at Goodison Park

Reported by: Daniel Arambur
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Everton succumbed to their ninth loss of the ongoing 2019-20 season. What made things worse was that the Toffees were condemned to a 5-2 loss at Anfield against rivals Liverpool in the Merseyside derby on Wednesday night. With just 14 points after 15 games, Everton find themselves embroiled in an early relegation battle as they sit 18th in the Premier League table. Everton boss Marco Silva is said to be headed towards an exit considering that Everton's senior management have grown frustrated at the state of affairs within the club in recent weeks.

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Marco Silva for the sack; David Moyes to return as Everton manager?

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Marco Silva's imminent departure from the Everton dugout could mean that former coach David Moyes is on his way back to Everton. Moyes was previously in-charge of Everton between 2002 - 2013 before his rather infamous stint at Manchester United. David Moyes had a win percentage of 40.5% as Everton coach as compared to a 31.3% win rate as coach of Manchester United and West Ham United. In his last stint in the Premier League with West Ham, the club were in the relegation zone. David Moyes managed to do just enough to keep the Hammers in the English top-flight. He was let go in the summer in favour of Manuel Pellegrini. With Everton battling it out in the relegation zone at this stage of the season, could David Moyes be the man to guide them out of muddy waters?

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Published December 5th, 2019 at 14:11 IST

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