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Everton manager David Moyes: "It was the first day I've been with the players and an opportunity to train with them and see them. The squad is in good spirits. They have been in this position before. I really enjoyed being with them, they trained well with a bit of laughter and fun."

On Leighton Baines and Seamus Coleman, players who played under him, leading the team on Thursday, Moyes added: "As a manager when you bring in players you always hope they can step into coaching if they want to.

"Bainesy has been around for a long time and it was right he got a chance to step up. I need people that I trust and know how I work."

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David Moyes has confirmed that Everton Under-18s manager Leighton Baines will join his coaching staff.

He also confirms that Billy McKinlay will join his coaching set-up, having worked together at West Ham.

Alan Irvine, who also served under Moyes at West Ham, is set to link up with the Toffees after this weekend.

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Everton manager David Moyes on the Blues' issues in front of goal: "I hope we can get together to find a way of spending a bit of money but we still have a bit of work to do to clear everything so we will see what can be done.

"We have to find a way of scoring goals. We need to do it, whether through set pieces, open play, we need a lot of players to chip in and we will be putting more pressure on the forwards to be the ones that will do it.

"We will want to strengthen in those areas if we can't get the results ourselves."

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Everton manager David Moyes has confirmed winger Dwight McNeil will miss the Toffees' clash with Aston Villa due to injury.

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Everton manager David Moyes has said striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin can be the player to make the difference to the Toffees' fortunes this season.

Moyes also adds that Calvert-Lewin is set to return to face Villa after missing the FA Cup win over Peterborough.

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Everton manager David Moyes: "Winning football matches is always the priority. There's building a club back up if possible.

"The damage has not been done by any manager, it's just through a period of time. I had a great time here and I would love to be part of making it better if possible.

"At the end, there's a stadium. It looks the business, it looks elite so we need to get some elite players so we can give something for everybody to shout about when we move into it."

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Everton manager David Moyes on the new ownership: "It is different because they are in America at the moment and I'm here so the conversations have been video calls. You can never tell how a manager is going to do but managers can not tell how owners are going to go so it works both ways.

"But at the moment I've found the conversations good and I've found they want to get us back on track. We all know we need a bit of a sticking plaster at the moment and we have to try and make that work."

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Everton manager David Moyes has said he has come close to returning to the club as manager "three or four times" between his exit to Manchester United in 2013 and now.

Moyes adds that he felt nervous returning to the club yesterday for the first time since his initial arrival 12 years ago.

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Everton manager David Moyes: "There's a lot of people in this room that have seen the last few years at Everton and it has been a difficult time. I admire a lot of them for seeing it through a difficult period.

"A lot of Evertonians should be happy at the moment, it looks like they are going in the right direction. I was really privileged to work under some great people here who have really helped me and people whose intentions were to build a better Everton and I think they have done that.

"We did that at a period that was not easy and I think this period is not going to be easy but the new ownership has got big ideas, big hopes they can make a big difference to the football club."

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Everton manager David Moyes: "As everybody knows, this is a different beast to many other clubs. Everton is completely different.

"A couple of weeks ago I thought there was no chance Everton would be in a relegation fight and I think they will be strong enough to stay away from it.

"We need everyone behind us, the players playing better and scoring more goals if we're going to make that happen."

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter at Goodison Park

David Moyes cracks a gag as he sits down. "Many old faces," he says with a smile. "Including mine."

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Everton manager David Moyes is now here for his news conference.

We will bring you all the updates as we get them.

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Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter

We've ticked past 16:30 GMT and David Moyes has not yet arrived for his news conference.

Former manager Sean Dyche often used to arrive late - the only occasion I remember that he turned up early transpired to be the final time he faced the media.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

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Kevin, West Kirby: David Moyes back to Everton. Retrograde step or sensible appointment?

Hi, Kevin. There have been a lot of times in the past when Everton needed a new manager and David Moyes was linked when I always viewed it as a retrograde step, especially after his spells at Manchester United, Real Sociedad and Sunderland, where he did not distinguish himself.

This time, I can see the attraction to it from both sides.

Everton need a "safe hands" appointment after Sean Dyche's sacking with the team in trouble. David Moyes is vastly experienced, did a very fine job at West Ham United, and will be relishing the challenge at Everton.

I actually think what Moyes achieved at West Ham is nowhere near being fully appreciated and will only be so with time.

It is not an appointment to get the fans' pulses racing, in fact plenty of Everton fans are unimpressed, but excitement is not what is required at the moment.

Staying in the Premier League is paramount for new owners The Friedkin Group with a new stadium at Bramley Moore Dock on the way.

Is he a long-term solution? I remain to be convinced but he has a two-and-a-half-year contract and if he gets results then he will see that out.

It is a huge challenge for Moyes, so it will be fascinating to see how it all pans out.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter

No spaces in the car park, no chairs left to sit on in the media room.

Fair to say, there's widespread interest in David Moyes' second-coming at Everton, with the team languishing at the wrong end of the table.

The Moyes-iah...?

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Everton manager David Moyes has the rare luxury of home comforts when it comes to the start of his second spell with the Toffees.

Moyes, who was re-hired after 12 years away from Merseyside on Saturday, begins his second spell on Wednesday night at home to Aston Villa.

It is the first of five home games out of six for Everton, who now have their rescheduled Merseyside derby and an FA Cup fourth round tie with Bournemouth to prepare for.

Everton's next six fixtures:

Jan 15 - Aston Villa (H), 19:30

Jan 19 - Tottenham (H), 14:00

Jan 25 - Brighton (A), 15:00

Feb 1 - Leicester (H), 15:00

Feb 8 - Bournemouth (H), 15:00 (FA Cup)

Feb 12 - Liverpool (H), 19:30

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter

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David Moyes holds his first news conference as the returning Everton manager and it feels like he has come full circle with the club.

The Scot spent 11 years at Goodison Park before leaving for Manchester United in 2013, anointed as the "Chosen One" when replacing the legendary Sir Alex Ferguson.

He didn't last long at Old Trafford though, sacked after only 10 months in-charge in a campaign when the now infamous, external "give it Giggsy til the end of the season" rant was given by a United supporter.

Now the Toffees have turned to Moyes as their chosen one, handed the job until the end of the season and beyond, as he is expected to take the club on to the new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock next term.

Moyes has been without a job since leaving West Ham last summer told BBC Sport less than two weeks ago: "I don't want to be at the bottom of the league and fighting relegation which I have had a few times, so we will see how things go."

So what changed?

We'll find out when he faces the media this afternoon.