http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/David-c10409 Moyes revealed that he will meet the chairman of the club Bill Kenwright in order to discuss the details of the summer transfer window, and will aim to convince him into adding new players to the squad ahead of the next season.
The Toffees concluded their 2011/12 campaign on a high with a win against Newcastle United, which enabled them to finish ahead of their bitter rivals http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Liverpool-c39809 at seventh spot in the league table, for the first time in seven years.
And even though Moyes was satisfied with his side’s performance in the league, he refused to celebrate the seventh-place finish and vowed to make improvements in order to move further up in the table.
Everton have now finished at the seventh spot for the second season in the running.
The Scot revealed after the game against the Magpies that he will discuss the details of the squad with the chairman, and will try to warm him up to the idea of signing new players in the summer.
The transfer window is set to open on the 1st of July.
He told the reporters, “We did not need a great deal of cash to turn it around in January, so without an awful lot we could give ourselves a fighting chance of getting back up the rails again.”
The 49-year old signed http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Steven-Pienaar-c34208 on loan for a six month spell from Tottenham Hotspur. And the move had a profound
effect on the Toffees impressive run in the second half of the season, with Jelavic and Pienaar playing central role in their push to the seventh place.
Moyes mentioned that his eagerness to sign new players should not be seen as a sign of desperation. He indicated that he will discuss his ideas with Kenwright and wants the Toffees to compete with the best teams in http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/England-c749.
He continued, “We will just have a talk about things. I just want to be able to compete, to be ambitious and to give the people something to cheer about more often.”
Pienaar, who has now completed his loan term at Everton, is set to return to White Hart Lane. However, Moyes unearthed that he brought up the matter of the South African footballer in front of the chairman and that steps are being taken in order to keep
him at Goodison Park.
He added, “We are addressing the Pienaar situation. [Kenwright] wants him to stay, I want him to. It will be down to finances.”
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