David Moyes and Everton are on a roll after securing their sixth Premier League win on the road this season, with the manager crediting his team's positive away form as a key factor in their success. The 2-1 victory over Fulham has reinforced what already seemed apparent - that Everton's away days are going strong under Moyes' leadership.
Moyes believes that while the home form is still a concern for the team, the manager and players have made significant strides since his return to the club in January 2025. This season alone, they have won 11 of their 22 Premier League away games, significantly improving on the previous three and a half seasons combined.
However, when it comes to playing at home, Everton's form has been underwhelming, with only four wins from 12 league matches at the new stadium, Hill Dickinson. The manager is keenly aware that this discrepancy between home and away performances needs to be addressed if they are to achieve their ambitions of European qualification.
"We've got bigger spaces at the new stadium," Moyes explained. "The pitch size won't be that much different, but it does have a bit of an effect on how it feels." The manager is searching for reasons behind Everton's underwhelming home form and is urging his team to adopt a more adventurous approach when playing at home.
This includes being more open in transition and giving the supporters something else if possible. In contrast, away from home, the team can be slightly different, with Moyes wanting them to be more aggressive if they can. The manager's plan to drive this positivity through to the players is well underway.
If Everton can translate their winning form on the road into success at home, they would leapfrog Liverpool and Brentford into sixth place in the table. For Moyes, European qualification is a target that he believes his team should be striving for, despite admitting that it may take time to achieve.
"I think we should be kicking around those places," he said. "All the years we were not, I think they were wasted years. Everton should be attempting to be there." Moyes remains convinced that with determination and hard work, his team can challenge the top six in the Premier League.
Moyes believes that while the home form is still a concern for the team, the manager and players have made significant strides since his return to the club in January 2025. This season alone, they have won 11 of their 22 Premier League away games, significantly improving on the previous three and a half seasons combined.
However, when it comes to playing at home, Everton's form has been underwhelming, with only four wins from 12 league matches at the new stadium, Hill Dickinson. The manager is keenly aware that this discrepancy between home and away performances needs to be addressed if they are to achieve their ambitions of European qualification.
"We've got bigger spaces at the new stadium," Moyes explained. "The pitch size won't be that much different, but it does have a bit of an effect on how it feels." The manager is searching for reasons behind Everton's underwhelming home form and is urging his team to adopt a more adventurous approach when playing at home.
This includes being more open in transition and giving the supporters something else if possible. In contrast, away from home, the team can be slightly different, with Moyes wanting them to be more aggressive if they can. The manager's plan to drive this positivity through to the players is well underway.
If Everton can translate their winning form on the road into success at home, they would leapfrog Liverpool and Brentford into sixth place in the table. For Moyes, European qualification is a target that he believes his team should be striving for, despite admitting that it may take time to achieve.
"I think we should be kicking around those places," he said. "All the years we were not, I think they were wasted years. Everton should be attempting to be there." Moyes remains convinced that with determination and hard work, his team can challenge the top six in the Premier League.
It's like they're a completely different team at the new stadium! Moyes makes some good points though, like the pitch size not being as big as we think. But at the same time, I feel like if they can just figure out how to be more adventurous at home, they'll be golden 
️. It's not like Liverpool and Brentford are going to magically become better or anything... 
They need to believe in themselves and each other. And honestly, I think it's about time Everton started thinking bigger than just staying up 
. European qualification is the target now! 
Their away form has been nothing short of phenomenal under David Moyes' leadership, with 11 wins from 22 Premier League games this season being a testament to their improved performance. However, the disparity between home and away performances is a pressing concern that needs to be addressed ASAP. A more adventurous approach at home, embracing the larger spaces at Hill Dickinson Stadium, could be just the catalyst needed to unlock Everton's true potential.
, right? 11 wins out of 22 away games is no joke! 
And David Moyes is really getting it right this time around. He's trying to figure out why they're not as good at home and I think that's fair enough. Those big open spaces at the new stadium are giving them an issue, maybe? 
And if he can get the team to be like that at home too, we might just see Everton jumping up those league tables. 
It's all about finding that middle ground between confidence on the road and a winning mentality at home. 
Everton is on FIRE 
! 6 wins out of their last 8 away games? That's insane! 
David Moyes is killing it as a manager, and I'm loving the positivity he's bringing to the team 
. Their home form still needs work tho, can they pls figure out how to turn those stadium vibes around 
? The size of the pitch at Hill Dickinson Stadium does make a difference, right? 
This is so familiar, remember how David Moyes struggled at Everton a few seasons ago? 
. I mean, it's clear that Moyes wants his team to be more adventurous at home and give the fans something else, but it's not just about being "more open" in transition, it's about creating chances too 
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They've been killin' it on the road, and if they can bring that same energy into their own stadium, watch out for 'em! I mean, 11 wins out of 22 away games is no joke - they're showin' the league who's boss. Moyes knows what he's doin', too - this guy's got a plan, and it involves bein' more adventurous at home and takin' risks in transition. Let's see if it pays off! 
The new stadium's all well and good, but sometimes a smaller pitch just means less space to run around with, ya know? Still, with the team as strong as they are, and Moyes at the helm, I got no doubt they'll get it sorted out. Bring on the European qualification push! 
mozes needs to keep pushing his team to be more adventurous and take risks when they're at home... maybe incorporate some high-intensity pressing or something to get those goals rolling in 
can u imagine everton leapfrogging liverpool and brentford into 6th place if they could just translate that winning form on the road? 
They just need to get that confidence back up and start scoring goals like crazy. And yeah, the new stadium does have a bit of an effect on the pitch size, I've been there myself, it's not as big as you think, trust me! 
Anyway, if they can sort out their home form, they might just leapfrog those teams above them and get into European qualification. That'd be huge for Everton, fingers crossed! 
. And, omg, I love how Moyes is emphasizing the need for more aggression when playing at home 
. They gotta believe in themselves and each other 
they need to do something about it ASAP or else they'll get left behind 
moyes is on the right track tho, needs them to be more adventurous at home and not just park the bus every game 