The Toffees boss explained that the club’s finances are in better shape but they will not have a ‘limitless budget’ in the transfer window

“A different David Moyes joining a different Everton.” So ran the opening pitch when the former manager made his emotional return to Goodison Park in January, with the club one point above the relegation zone having scored in only two of their preceding 10 fixtures.

After a successive spell with Everton first time round, it looks like Moyes is working his magic once again. After his second spell with West Ham United and work so far with the blue half of Merseyside, he is disproving the theory that you must “never go back”.

Build-up to Thursday's Premier League fixture between Chelsea and Tottenham as Enzo Maresca's side look to move back into the top five.

A look at how Iliman Ndiaye changes Everton's team after the top scorer was pictured back in training ahead of the Merseyside Derby

Everton FC correspondent Joe Thomas takes a look at David Moyes' meticulous efforts to earn the support of Blues and his gratitude at the reception he has been given

Lots of you got in touch, with topics ranging from summer budgets to potential legal action from Burnley and the futures of key players. Here, our Everton correspondent, Patrick Boyland, answers as many of those questions as possible.

Everton manager David Moyes reportedly sent ex-Liverpool player Charlie Adam to scout Sunderland starlet Chris Rigg - but the Toffees have no intention of meeting the hefty £40million asking price for the teenage midfielder.

Damien Comolli has previously revealed how he convinced Harry Redknapp not to sell Gareth Bale and convert him to a left winger at Tottenham.