Moyes unfazed by lack of new deal

David Moyes has entered the final twelve months of his contract at Everton.

But while it's an uncertain time for a player when they get towards the end of their playing contract, it isn't something that concerns David Moyes.

'I don't think the managers' contract is that important, it is more important we get the players sorted,' Moyes told Sky Sports.

He continued: 'It is not desperate. I have a contract here and I am more than happy. It certainly doesn't affect my work.

Everyone had assumed that contract negotiations had begun at Goodison Park when Moyes was being heavily linked with the Tottenham Hotspur managerial position following the sacking of Harry Redknapp.

But with the appointment of Andre Villas-Boas perhaps there is no longer a rush to conclude talks?

Either way the important thing is, at least publicly that Moyes is happy and has even hinted at some more additions to the squad over the summer.

He added: 'I told everyone I was getting on with my job and that is what would be happening and I'm looking forward to adding more to the squad.'

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