Source: Daily_Mail
Everton won't commit to spending Steven Pienaar money
Everton manager David Moyes has failed to win assurances from theclub's hierarchy that he can spend the money from Steven Pienaar'sdeparture to Tottenham on new players.Moyes, who failed to sign anyone in January, has been told to waituntil the end of the season before discussing a summer budget, despiteoffloading Pienaar for ?3million last month and saving further money bysending strikers Yakubu and James Vaughan out on loan. It follows the publication last week of the club's latest financialaccounts, which showed the overall debt at Goodison Park had increasedto ?48m. Moving on: But Everton boss David Moyes my have to do without the money for Steven Pienaar (pictured)The uncertain situation means Everton are vulnerable to losing Moyes after nine years in charge. The Scot, whose team face Bolton today, said: 'We haven't been involved in an actual outlay in transfer fees for quite a while. People will see us as vulnerable to selling players. What can I do? I haven't got money, so I try and make it not bother us.' Moyes has dismissed speculation he is on the verge of walking out but there is a strong chance he would look at other offers in the summer unless the situation improves. Coyle against Moyes puts spotlight on Glasgow connectionAndy Townsend's boot room: Previews for every Premier League matchAll the latest Tottenham news, features and opinionAll the latest Everton news, features and opinion Explore more:People: David Moyes, James Vaughan