Moyes: Liverpool is the same as Manchester United in Ferguson time. Get ready to kill

Hupu September 19th Everton coach David Moyes attended the pre-press conference of the Merseyside Derby against Liverpool.

Talk about the team's injury

"We'll wait and see, they (Jarard Branswaite and Vitali Mikorenko) may make some progress, and there are some minor problems in our team, but we'll see how they are.

This is our job, isn't it? We have a good team of players and we want players who get the chance to stay on the team.

I think Michael has performed well in the game for us and hope he can continue to do that."

How do you think of a solidarity lineup?

"I think our start is good enough, and I hope we have a good start, not hovering at the bottom of the league, but closer to the top.

This gives us something worth sticking to and striving for. We didn't sign all the players we wanted in the transfer window, but I think most head coaches will say that. We have signed quite a few players and we have done a lot of work in the summer, hopefully we are heading right ”

Talking about improving players

"I told the players that we want to get out of the situation in the past few years, which is difficult for the coaches, especially for the clubs and players, especially in the past few years.

We want to enjoy the game, we want to try to play better, win more victories, we are desperately challenging the strong teams, and we will work hard to do this throughout the season.

How do you think about preparing for the derby?

"Football has changed a lot for the coaches and managers, and now there are a lot more games than a few years ago, and there are more opportunities to watch the game live.

I have to say that we have another game, we will be ready, we want to stay in good shape, we look forward to heading to Anfield and seeing how we perform."

Talking about the gap between Liverpool and Everton

"I feel that during my first coaching in Everton, the gap between the two clubs was very small. We surpassed them several times, but I have to say that it was tough because they were a very successful football club in winning the championship, We have to accept this and work on our own problems.

I think we are definitely in a much better situation now than before, and it looks like we are heading in a better direction.

Any important derby in any big city is crucial. Personally, this game has been very tough because whenever we will meet a very good team of Liverpool and those teams have had some great players over the years, making our game very tough.

We have been very competitive, and that won't change, and we will do our best to win. '

How would you limit Isaac?

"I can't focus on Liverpool players, I have to focus on preparing my own players, getting them into the game and playing at their best.

No doubt you have to consider that they have some very talented players, and Isaac is one of them." How do players think of the derby?

"If you've been to the derby, or you've been to any derby, you know that winning the game is always crucial, and if you can do it, it's your responsibility.

I think everyone is fully aware of this, and the media and the fans are paying attention to it. It's a very important game, and this game has started early in the season, but this game will give us a chance to see where we are in the game against a top team."

What are the weaknesses he thinks of Liverpool?

"I certainly won't tell you (I'll tell my players what) because that will reveal the secret. But your question is good because Liverpool has shown them very well at different times, but other times they have exposed some weaknesses when conceding the ball.

We also have to try to take advantage of these opportunities. Last year we played against them at Anfield, we lost to an offside, and we want to try to tie them again, maybe this time the situation will be good for us."

Will he enjoy the derby?

"If I say 'yes', it must be lying. If you lead a team with the strongest roster, things will be much easier, and I think we are facing challenges.

We have to go all out and stay competitive, make sure we play in areas that have shown signs of progress, and make sure we show that in the game."

Talking about xG

"I like to focus on the number of shots because that tells us a little bit Information…I mean, if you think about what this means, we did have quite a few shots blocked in the last game because Aston Villa has a great defense.

We have to carefully analyze some of these aspects and see what lessons we can learn from them. I hope this momentum will continue and we will have 20 shots tomorrow at Anfield against Liverpool. '

How do you think of Liverpool's final momentum this season?

"A stronger team tends to get you a little tired and your attention changes. Overall, we show resilience on the defensive end, so we try to maintain that resilience.

We all know (their final stage goals), and so does Sir Ferguson. Ferguson used to buy time, saying in the ears of the referee that they need to give them another second, and then the final stage goals, because his team has been preparing for the goal, and I think that's the same with Liverpool.. ”

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