Source: Daily_Mail
Wolves 0 Everton 0: No rest for David Moyes as excellent run continues
The demands are unrelenting. To become better at every element ofthe job. To bring more from others. And those are just the demandsDavid Moyes puts on himself.[LNB] 'I think the manager always looks at himself first before he looks at his players,' he said. [LNB]'I look at all the areas every week: Can I become a better coach?Can I become a better man-manager? Can I become a better motivator? CanI keep on instilling the belief I want the players to have on thefield? Can I keep good discipline?' [LNB] [LNB]Hard fought: Everton's Phil Jagielka battles with Kevin Doyle of Wolves[LNB]Not that he is satisfied just yet. Four months ago, whenback-to-back defeats to Hull and Liverpool left Everton just outsidethe relegation zone, Moyes vowed to do more. [LNB]He added: 'I think it's got better but I've got a lot to do yet sohopefully I'm going to keep learning and get better every game.' [LNB]Everton's excellent run continued at Molineux where only acombination of the woodwork (which was rattled by Louis Saha), defiantdefending (with Jody Craddock clearing off his own line) and two superbsaves from Marcus Hahnemann denied them. [LNB]Hahnemann kept out Leon Osman at the start and Dan Gosling in the last minute when he came out to take both man and ball. [LNB] Eyes on the ball: Wolverhampton Wanderers's Ronald Zubar (left) and Everton's Steven Pienaar battle[LNB] [LNB][LNB]'We finished in a heap,' said the Wolves keeper. [LNB]MATCH FACTSWOLVES(4-2-3-1): Hahnemann 7; Zubar 7, Craddock 7, Berra 6, Elokobi 6;Mancienne 6 (Guedioura 70 min, 6), Henry 6; Foley 6, Jones 6, Jarvis 7(Ward 90); Doyle 6 (Iwelumo 90). Booked: Jones.[LNB]EVERTON (4-4-2): Howard 6;Neville 6, Jagielka 7, Distin 7, Baines 7; Pienaar 7, Rodwell 6(Bilyaletdinov 88), Heitinga 6, Osman 7 (Gosling 83); Cahill 7; Saha 7(Yakubu 76). Booked: Pienaar.[LNB]Man of the match: Phil Jagielka.Referee: Mike Jones. [LNB]'He kicked my knee and he came off worse. [LNB]'It's the 185 kilos I've got to his 50. It's what we do as goalies. I've come off worse before. [LNB]'I've broken my hand - two bones with 18 screws in two plates - butit comes with the job. It's what's nice about being a bit bigger.' [LNB]While Fabio Capello was at Molineux to run the rule over Everton'sWorld Cup hopefuls, US goalkeeper Hahnemann isn't sure if it will bethe highlight of his summer. [LNB]'I want to go fishing again,' he added. 'I've got five days beforewe meet up. I will get my boat on the water for a few days of fishingon the Yakima river. But the World Cup is the biggest event in theworld. I've only been to one before so I'm still hungry, I still wantto go.' [LNB] Everton can gatecrash European party, insists manager MoyesWho is going to be your club's next big Premier League star?WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS FC NEWS FROM EVERTON FC
