Moyes talks trophy as Everton boss reflects on career before landmark game

Everton manager David Moyes says he is targeting trophies as he prepares to equal Harry Catterick's club record of 592 matches managed against Coventry on Friday. Everton sit seventh in the Premier League and have reached the Carabao Cup quarter-finals against Fleetwood, continuing their upward trajectory under Moyes following a difficult summer transfer window.

Reflecting on his longevity, the 63-year-old manager discussed adapting to modern players, continuous self-education, and his desire to return Everton to European competition. Moyes highlighted his development of young talent such as Harrison Armstrong and Jarred Branthwaite while expressing his ultimate ambition to match the silverware won by past Everton managers.