Match Preview: Saturday,27 April 2013, One of the important match Everton v Fulham of Premier League HD Quality Live Everton v Fulham streaming is available here.Everton v Fulham Live Stream online Premier League Video Free The match will take plcae at Goodison Park on 4/27/13 Preview Pictures and Wallpapers its mean all things are available in my blog please see and check here for latest things.Whenever anyone reaches a milestone age it provokes a time for
reflection on what they've achieved and contemplation on the
possibilities that may lie ahead.
As David Moyes blew out the 50 candles on his latest birthday cake this week, Everton supporters would love to know what he wished for.
His latest Goodison Park contract expires this summer and speculation is rife that the third longest-serving manager in the country may well be pondering a new challenge.
With just a point from their last two games, Champions League qualification looks to be beyond Everton and after yet another season where silverware has eluded them too, few would be surprised if Moyes's 12th year at the club proves to be his last.
Despite limited spending power, Moyes is heading for his ninth finish of eighth or better in 11 full seasons at the helm but, with seven of his current squad aged 31 or over, this summer's transfer dealings seem more significant than ever.
After Fulham this weekend, they can cement a higher finishing position than Liverpool by winning the derby next Sunday, before they conclude with games against West Ham and Chelsea as they seek the points necessary to secure at the very least Europa League football.
On 40 points, visitors Fulham already appear to have achieved their pre-season aim. On the back of a winless four-game run, the likelihood of them spoiling Moyes's birthday bash by registering their first ever league win at Goodison seems remote.
As David Moyes blew out the 50 candles on his latest birthday cake this week, Everton supporters would love to know what he wished for.
His latest Goodison Park contract expires this summer and speculation is rife that the third longest-serving manager in the country may well be pondering a new challenge.
With just a point from their last two games, Champions League qualification looks to be beyond Everton and after yet another season where silverware has eluded them too, few would be surprised if Moyes's 12th year at the club proves to be his last.
Despite limited spending power, Moyes is heading for his ninth finish of eighth or better in 11 full seasons at the helm but, with seven of his current squad aged 31 or over, this summer's transfer dealings seem more significant than ever.
The club's most senior and reliable lieutenant, club captain Phil Neville has already declared his intention to move on.
In reality, Evertonians have feared their manager's
departure several times before, only to be pleasantly surprised; perhaps
the final few games of the current campaign can still be influential?
After Fulham this weekend, they can cement a higher finishing position than Liverpool by winning the derby next Sunday, before they conclude with games against West Ham and Chelsea as they seek the points necessary to secure at the very least Europa League football.
On 40 points, visitors Fulham already appear to have achieved their pre-season aim. On the back of a winless four-game run, the likelihood of them spoiling Moyes's birthday bash by registering their first ever league win at Goodison seems remote.
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