Kenwright delight

20 April 2009 21:32
Everton chairman Bill Kenwright has again heaped huge praise on manager David Moyes. Kenwright is full of praise for his boss, who he feels has turned the club back into a top-six side. The Toffees supremo was talking just over 24 hours after Moyes guided Everton into the FA Cup final after a penalty shoot-out victory over Manchester United at Wembley. "When David arrived I never looked at the first game of the season, I looked at the last to see who we had to beat to avoid the 'r' word (relegation)," said Kenwright. "We've had Wayne Rooney leaving and no money every season - but now we're up there and I think you can truly say now we are a top-six club again." "I've been in situations when I've thought I can't go on and he's said 'don't leave, the players and I will miss you. Come on, we'll do this together'. "I think he is the greatest manager in the world bar none but he's my best friend in football and I'd do anything for him. "When you see him looking up (into a stand) with that clenched fist he's looking at me saying 'look where we've got to'."

Source: SKY_Sports