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Time and owners not on Moyes’ side as he tries to end Everton trophy drought

The Guardian ·First reported
The GuardianTime and owners not on Moyes’ side as he tries to end Everton trophy drought
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The Friedkin Group want to sell and squad investment has dried up but Carabao Cup is still an opportunity for silverware A European challenge plus a concerted effort to end a trophy drought that will soon stretch into a 32nd year were Everton’s stated aims…

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