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David Moyes defends Arne Slot and urges him not to blame referees for Liverpool decisions.
Moyes says Liverpool fans would admit decisions rarely go against them at Anfield.
Slot notes progress since the season start and remains optimistic about next year.
Slot emphasizes improvements and summer signings as he eyes a stronger season next year.
Slot highlights the upcoming derby and the team’s readiness for a competitive clash.
Moyes criticizes the idea of blaming referees as a long-standing issue in the league.
Moyes calls Slot a top coach, measured from a neutral perspective.
Moyes suggests there will always be someone who loses in the Premier League.
Slot expresses confidence in the team’s ability to compete next season.
The Derby will be Everton vs Liverpool at Hill Dickinson Stadium, a historic clash.

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David Moyes swept a playful dig at refereeing while previewing the Merseyside derby against Liverpool at Everton's new Hill Dickinson Stadium.
Moyes said getting European football would be a big boost for Everton and its owners as they push to be more competitive again.
Everton's Moyes praised Arne Slot while highlighting the derby's significance for the club's legacy and momentum.
Everton aim to climb back into European contention as Moyes notes the club’s improved momentum after a strong home win over Chelsea.
Moyes stressed Everton’s transformation since his return, including a push to be competitive with clubs spending more.
The derby is framed as a milestone match for Everton’s new era and Hill Dickinson Stadium's hosting debut.
Everton could finish as high as 12th or even 14th, depending on results, highlighting the tight table race.
Moyes highlighted the need to close the gap with Liverpool as a benchmark for Everton’s progress.
Moyes expressed the challenge of recruiting players without guaranteed European football and financial stability.
The piece notes Moyes’s strategic planning for the next transfer window and his role in rebuilding the squad.
The derby is seen as a test of Everton’s progress under Moyes amid the club’s transformation and ownership changes.

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Moyes mocks Arne Slot, saying Liverpool are the last club that should complain about refereeing decisions at Anfield.
Moyes says Slot is a top coach and offers sympathy, while noting a few tough decisions have affected his side recently.
Moyes stresses realism and warns against unrealistic expectations for next season.
Moyes highlights Liverpool's historical edge and Everton's past disputes at Anfield.
The piece ties Moyes’ comments to the Merseyside derby and European hopes for Everton.
Slot's recent form is noted as part of the context around Moyes' remarks.
Moyes reiterates sympathy for Slot but rejects the notion of Liverpool being unfairly treated.
Moyes notes the general difficulty of maintaining top-tier success in a competitive league.
The interview frames refereeing and managerial pressure as ongoing themes in modern football.
Moyes argues that every club faces scrutiny and that success depends on sustained effort.

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