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Are Moyes and Everton's owners on the same page?

Are Moyes and Everton's owners on the same page?
BBC Sport Thursday 27 August 2026, 10:35 UTC 1 min read
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David Moyes said he was surprised Everton's owners regarded missing out on Europe last season as "failure". Phil McNulty asks if they are they on the same page.

David Moyes said he was surprised Everton's owners regarded missing out on Europe last season as "failure". Phil McNulty asks if they are they on the same page.
Moyes (PERSON) Everton (ORG) David Moyes (PERSON) Europe (LOCATION) Phil McNulty (PERSON)
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