- Moyes guided Everton to the final of the FA Cup in 2009, only to lose against Chelsea
- The Scottish hopes to go one step beyond this term during his second period of toffee
- Listen now: Everything is starting! Does Premier League really need to look at goal celebrations?
David Moyes says he has pending issues in the FA Cup after being so close to ending the drought of the Everton trophy in his first period in the club.
The Toffee took the lead with less than a minute on the clock in the final of 2009 through Louis Saha, but finally lost to Chelsea after goals from Didier Drogba and the future manager Frank Lampard.
Moyes also guided Everton to Wembley in 2012 for a semifinal and also continued in that game, against Liverpool, but their city rivals finally returned to win 2-1.
The boss, who won three of his four games in Everton, said: 'Oh, I would love to reach the final of the Cup. I would really. I think Louis scored after 29 seconds and we were talking because I mentioned it in the notes of my program, since we scored last week in 10 seconds.
'Everyone wants to win the Cup, I don't think anyone goes out to not try to win the Cup. If we can keep ourselves involved, it would be good. We are not a club involved. We need to start bringing good news for Everton if we can.
“And I think that getting to the next round would be good news.”
David Moyes wants to avenge Wembley's heart 16 years ago in the FA Cup this term
Everton took the lead at the beginning of the FA Cup final in 2009, but finally lost 2-1 against Chelsea
Everton was surpassed by Liverpool's fierce rival
Moyes believes that Everton players are enjoyed more now after the pressure load has risen in recent weeks, with the team now nine points in the descent zone with a much higher goals difference for Leicester in 18 .
He added: 'The last thing we need here is pressure. The players do not need it because they have been living under so much pressure of different things. Even their own followers have been saying: “No, we don't like this.”
“Suddenly, they could be feeling a little freedom and there is a bit in which they say:” I can breathe here. I don't feel so uncomfortable. “
'But let's be fair: we have had a good start, but we have a long way to go and there will be choppy seas along the way. We will have to overcome that.