Moyes expects to sign new long-term contract Updated: July 14, 2008, 10:04 PM UK David Moyes is expected to sign a new long-term contract before the new season starts next month. The Everton manager, who has just one year left on his current deal, has confirmed that meaningful talks have started with owner and chief executive Bill Kenwright. Moyes has told the Liverpool Echo: 'We have started talks and we are hoping things will be wrapped up quickly.' The club and manager - who has been in charge at Goodison Park for six years - have held preliminary discussions since towards the end of last term, but nothing had been concluded. And it had been suggested that Moyes wanted to see what transfer budget he would have, and whether the club concurred with his long-term plans for Everton's future, before committing his future to the club. Discussions are believed to have commenced in earnest at the weekend when Moyes and the Everton squad flew back from their Swiss training camp, having lost their only game 1-0 to FC Sion on Saturday. Reports at the weekend suggested that Moyes would sign a new five-year deal worth around ￡3million a year. Moyes, 45, would see his salary almost double, the reward for establishing Everton as a top six club and taking them into Europe three times during his reign on Merseyside. The Everton boss has yet to sign a player so far this summer, but new contract talks will clearly give him the green light to improve his squad. 大意就是太妃糖有在跟总教练谈新的合约. 一定要谈成～留下神奇教练莫耶斯吧！ --

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