Moyesy says: "We had a few scary moments and we carried a wee bit of luck. Our passing wasn't up to the mark though and we didn't quite reach the level we are trying to attain. We kept going and we got on with the job. Fulham's away record isn't great but they've not conceded many goals. The players knew that, kept going and we got the goal in the last couple of minutes.

The three boys who came on I thought made a difference. Louis, Victor and Vaughany freshened it up and gave us a bit of life. I hope the goal will lift Louis. That will give us more competition. You make important decisions and sometimes they work, sometimes they don't. I didn't think there was a weight on our shoulders at Goodison. Maybe there was, maybe I didn't notice it. We've won so many games at Goodison in the last few seasons, why would we be worried about our form here? I agree that we'd not won here this season but I've no doubt come the end of the season we'll win a lot of games here". (01/11/08)

Moyesy says: I was very nervous – joining a new club. Coming from Preston, I was relatively unknown at the time. But getting off to a good start was really good and the reception I got from the fans was tremendous. We’re getting better. I can’t say it’s where I’d hope we’d be at this point in the season, I hoped we’d be much higher.

But I have to say that during the summer I recognised that we would be in this situation at the start because of the players that wouldn’t be available. But we’ve started to get back to full fitness now and started to play a little better. There were glimpses in the opening 20 minutes at Bolton that we were getting back to normal.

It was rocking at Goodison on Saturday against Man United. It’s amazing what a good old fashioned tackle does sometimes, as well as the closing down and tackling. The supporters played a big part in the team getting the result it did." (31/10/08)

Maro says: "The aims and targets are the same as when I first signed. Make progress, help the team to progress up the table and win as many games as you possibly can. We're working very well as a group of players now so let's hope we continue to get victories. We’ll certainly keep working hard to do so.

For now things are going great. When you're young and it's your first transfer and you're going to a Club you don’t know anything about, it's tough. Things were difficult to start off but as each week has gone by I've been getting used to things. You just try to settle in as quickly as possible. "

* Jesus The Yak is emptying me out this season quicker than a dose of salts. Maybe I should do the Fellianometer after our Belgian record signing has started scoring for fun of late.

No stick with the Yak, and with him not finding the onion bag of late, he has gone out to 5/1 for the first goal so my tenner if it wins will pull us back to even money. He is due one, so hopefully he will repeat his hat trick scoring feat against tomorrows opposition again.

Louis Saha is 2/1 to net at any time, stick with it, he day will come to. (31/10/08)

Mixed emotions no doubt for some Blues tomorrow as Andy Johnson returns with his new Fulham side to Goodison Park. AJ's time at The Blues was the proverbial roller coaster, but I for one will get on my feet and applaud the boy onto the park (and I hope we all do), for if nothing else that glorious day back in September 2006.

Moyesy says: "I hear that Andy has been told not to kiss the badge, but I don't think he is that sort of player anyway, it is not something he would do. AJ had probably the best period of his career so far at Everton, and he will be thinking about that. But does it really matter how he celebrates? Whether we can stop people celebrating goals I don't know. You used to just put your hands above your head and run away, but things have changed. People read too much into things like that."

Andy did a terrific job for us, I would always have him in my side. I enjoyed having him in my team and he was good for us. The period he had here, when he looks back at the end of his career, he will maybe see as one of the high points. He has been missed. He gave us something that is hard to get, but he's gone now and we have all moved on. I am pleased he has got his 100th goal now, as long as he doesn't score against us I will be happy. But it makes no difference to me whether players kiss the badge or not. Andy did well here, and players do what they do to celebrate, there's nothing wrong with it. How to stop him is something else. He is a difficult player to contain on form."

Fulham after a bright start including a home win over the Arse, are heading back to the bottom half of the table, and they have doubts over Seol Ki-Hyeon and Defender Toni Kallio. Apart from those two household names, they will be at full strength which means midfielder cum everyone's favourite player Jimmy Bullard, and ex red shite Danny Murgatroid will be available

Fulham (from): Schwarzer, Pantsil, Hughes, Hangeland, Konchesky, Davies, Bullard, Murphy, Gera, Zamora, Johnson, Zuberbuhler, Nevland, Gray, Dempsey, Andreasen, Kallio, Baird.

Although Everton have not had the best of starts this season they have quality players and it is a tough ask. We have to try and build on the confidence that our last three results have given us." (31/10/08)

Everton v Fulham Last Season