from premierleague.com
MOYES DISAPPOINTED WITH TOFFEES EXIT
Chelsea took another step closer to their first league and cup
double with a comfortable victory over Everton at Stamford Bridge
and Toffees boss David Moyes accepted his side had been well beaten
but said their cause had not been helped by the loss of goalkeeper
Richard Wright with an ankle injury in the pre-match warm-up.
It forced Moyes to play 21-year-old rookie Iain Turner in his
place.
Moyes said: We did much better in the second half but losing the
goalkeeper in the warm-up was a setback. You dont want to lose
anybody, especially a goalkeeper, when you have named your
side.
We have taken x-rays of Richards ankle and there is no damage
there but it was like a balloon in the dressing room.
The second half performance was more like us but it is
disappointing to lose goals to set-pieces.
