davek
Player Valuation: £150m
http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/live...on-the-brink-of-great-things-100252-28603214/
Phil Neville believes the club is still on the brink of great things
The Toffees skipper admits he has been aware of unrest from some sections of fans since the start of the year, culminating with the club’s FA Cup exit against Reading in March. But while the 34-year-old recognises the need for manager David Moyes to have funds to freshen-up his squad this summer, he insists the club is not weaker since last year when they were widely tipped to break into the top four. He said: “I have been speaking to the fans and there seems to have been a lot of negativity about the club since January. I was at a season ticket conference a few weeks ago and there was real worry from some that the club is going backwards, but I think we’re in a great position.
“We’re going forwards. We have the best manager, a core group of good players signed up on long term contracts, and yes we need a couple of new faces but you need that every summer.“We are not far away. The next step for Everton will be the biggest leap. We finished eighth last season and everyone was saying how well we finished. Now we’re seventh after a bad start.“I know there have been disappointments, but I think the future is as bright as last summer. The negativity in January and February affected everyone. I think the good run lifted us all and we ended that.”
Divvy.
Phil Neville believes the club is still on the brink of great things
The Toffees skipper admits he has been aware of unrest from some sections of fans since the start of the year, culminating with the club’s FA Cup exit against Reading in March. But while the 34-year-old recognises the need for manager David Moyes to have funds to freshen-up his squad this summer, he insists the club is not weaker since last year when they were widely tipped to break into the top four. He said: “I have been speaking to the fans and there seems to have been a lot of negativity about the club since January. I was at a season ticket conference a few weeks ago and there was real worry from some that the club is going backwards, but I think we’re in a great position.
“We’re going forwards. We have the best manager, a core group of good players signed up on long term contracts, and yes we need a couple of new faces but you need that every summer.“We are not far away. The next step for Everton will be the biggest leap. We finished eighth last season and everyone was saying how well we finished. Now we’re seventh after a bad start.“I know there have been disappointments, but I think the future is as bright as last summer. The negativity in January and February affected everyone. I think the good run lifted us all and we ended that.”
Divvy.