Moyes: Goodison Park is not only a court, but also a place for fans to feel the sense of belonging

June 4th News Recently, Everton coach Moyes was interviewed by the club's official website and talked about several topics about Goodison Park Stadium.

When you recall this place in the future, how would you describe it to people who haven't experienced it?

"Getting to Goodison Park is like entering an arena with the audience very close to you. The fans are almost within reach, which makes it special. This atmosphere may be very deterrent to the opponent, but at the same time, it's also a place where families and fans have felt the sense of community belonging for years, and they are here to support their team. I think Goodison is not only for football, but also part of the Everton community."

Of course, next season we will move into a new home court, how do you feel about it? "It's a huge improvement for the club, and we're all looking forward to the new stadium. I feel everyone here has been waiting for a long time and hopes to move from Goodison."

"We'll feel sad because we're about to Leaving Goodison, but I think we always think back to those wonderful days and everything here. But to enter a new era, it's what we need, and we're all looking forward to this new chapter."

How important it is to make a new stadium our home as soon as possible? "Absolutely very important, we built an iconic stadium on the waterfront, and from a construction point of view, we've done everything we can to make it suitable for the needs of the players and the club. Please. "

" Moving is not easy, but I hope we can bring Goodison's passion and support to the new stadium. The new stadium is similar to Goodison, and fans will still be very close to the stadium, but most importantly, fans need to adapt quickly and feel comfortable. Of course, the most important thing is to give everyone a team worth cheering. "

During your first time as Everton coach, you brought in many players with distinct personalities and talent. Is this still important to you when choosing a player?

"Celebrity is always an important factor in shaping a football club, we want to have the ability and quality. We have a lot of great players here and I need to continue looking for people who can fill the vacancies of players who have left or are about to leave. So, character plays a big part in the decisions of all coaches."

Is there anything that surprised you since I returned to the club in January?

"I'm not sure if the word "surprise" is appropriate, but I like the kind of determination in the locker room to improve the status quo. When I first came, no player was satisfied with our league position."

"No one wants to go through the kind of situation that has happened over the past few years again, or on the last day like I did a few years ago, on the last day as I did a few years ago. "No one wants to go through the past few years again, or on the last day like I did a few years ago."

"No one wants to go through the situation that happened in the past few years again, or on the last day like I did a few years ago, on the way it was.

" Relegation was successful. I also immediately told the players that I don’t want to be a coach who participates in the relegation battle. "

What are the differences between the clubs now and when you left in 2013?" During the time I left, the club has changed a lot. In the past, we were very small and had few employees, but now it has expanded greatly. We now have women’s football, U21, U18 and all the youth training camps, so the number has increased a lot. "

"The club has changed a lot in all aspects, and I think many aspects are good, but there are some places that might be better if we try to change and move in a different direction."

So far, you have coached more than 700 games in the Premier League, and only Wenger and Ferguson coached more games. How many adjustments do you need to make during this time? "The tactics have changed a lot, and football has undergone huge changes. Tactics are important, but if you can't win, then your tactics don't matter because people want to win the team."

"There is one thing that has not changed, and that is the intensity of the Premier League, which has always existed. I think it's an expectation of the culture of this country, and people want to see fierce, fast, competitive football. We've been influenced by Guardiola, Wenger, Ancelotti from all over the world, such as Guardiola, Wenger, Ancelotti When the coaches are waiting for the Premier League, they have all had an impact on the Premier League. "

Have the role of Premier League coaches changed during this period? "It is true that due to the influence of the Premier League on a global scale, the media work is much more than before, including overseas channels and domestic channels. Players are now looking for more information."

"We have more data and video resources, and we can conduct more observation and learning, which also means you can spend more time studying opponents and formulating game strategies. Nowadays, the work content of coaches is more diverse."