Despite his famous “knife to a gunfight” statement, David Moyes had an outstanding record versus Manchester City when he was at Everton.
Unfortunately, I was both a member of the Manchester City squad and a victim of it at times.
We used to leave the pitch thinking, “How did we get beaten there?” Often, Tim Cahill or someone else would seize it at the last minute.
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Moyes would frequently sit back and let us dominate the play and the majority of the ball, but at the end of the day, they’d make it count from set pieces, Reported By Liverpool Echo News.
Pep Guardiola is chasing the championship once more, but his players, who have won everything before, will be worried.
He won’t want to come to Hill Dickinson Stadium, where City will have to roll up their sleeves.
City will have to press forward as the game progresses, but as we’ve seen this season, they may be vulnerable on the counter-attack.
We have players like Iliman Ndiaye who can move us up the pitch, and I felt he did really well in the opposite encounter at the Etihad Stadium. Hopefully he can do it again.
We know they’ll press, so can we attack them on the break? We’ve had excellent performances this season against elite competition and definitely should have gotten more out of the games.
In addition to attempting to halt City’s championship dreams, it is more crucial for us to remain in the European hunt because we do not want to go four games without a victory.
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