- Everton was able to snatch a point against West Ham on Saturday afternoon
- The boss of the Toffes, David Moyes, sent a message to the fans of his former club
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Everton's manager, David Moyes, said his link with West Ham fans was unwavering, after seeing his team fight with the club.
Moyes received a warm reception of the visitor contingent and his former players after the 1-1 tie in Goodison, in which he saw his signings of West Ham Jarrod Bowen and Tomas Soucek combined to give the Graham Potter team the leadership.
Moyes said: 'I have to say that the players there, I have had many moments with them over the years. I think you build links with most of them. They have a great team. I know, I spent a lot of money there. They have some super players.
'Tomás scored, which was a blow, but it doesn't surprise me. All are incredibly talented players. I also believe that West Ham's followers have been very, very good for me over the years. I wanted to show my respect for them for that. They gave me a great shipment to West Ham.
Moyes said his background team has been working to develop defender Jake O'Brien, a scorer of Everton's Equalizer, who has been revelation since Moyes arrived and began playing it.
Moyes said: 'I'm glad he had a goal. He is capable of that. The way we have played it, we have tried to interpret it on a hybrid paper. The way West Ham played, had to go and join higher in the field and be an attack support. ''
David Moyes showed his respect for West Ham fans for all the support while he was a manager
Everton managed to scrape a 1-1 draw against the former Moyes team on Saturday afternoon