‘Is this your first time?' – moment David Moyes has cheeky dig at TV presenter live on air
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EVERTON manager David Moyes was seen having a sly joke at the expense of a broadcasting legend in his post-match interview this weekend.
The Scottish gaffer led his side to a 2-0 win over Southampton in what was the Toffees' men's team's last game at Goodison Park, their home of 133 years.
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Everton boss David Moyes won 2-0 at home to Southampton yesterday
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He launched a dig at broadcaster Richard Keys after the match
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They're moving to a brand new near-53k capacity ground at Bramley-Moore Dock which was recently confirmed to be named the Hill Dickinson Stadium.
After the emotional game ended, the boss was met by long-serving presenter Richard Keys, who was draped in an Everton scarf.
The 68-year-old was working for beIN Sports and has been part of countless broadcasting setups in his time, but his turn here as the man in the tunnel wasn't the smoothest.
He began the interview: "David, how was that?"
Moyes responded: "[It was good] because I was concerned if we'd have shut the back door today and hadn't won it we'd have felt terrible.
"Not our best but nevertheless we got the three points."
Keys interjected while he was still finishing his sentence: "I didn't mean the game I meant everything that surrounded the match.
"At what stage did you realise there was a football game being played here today?"
Moyes said: "It was probably only the last five minutes where I thought 'my goodness, I've just got to hope we get this done here'.
"But I have to say the noise inside the stadium and, you were witness to it, outside the stadium was unbelievable.
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"It cries out as a club which is desperate for good times and things to celebrate.
"If you look at the disappointments they've had over recent years this now looks like something everyone's looking forward to, a change of stadium.
"If I'd turned up for today's game I'd have thought this was for us winning the championship or us being in a cup final, it was amazing.
"We have to try and put us on the map in some way, I'll try.
"Let's be fair, we've had to try and pull the whole club up by the boot laces. Other people before me as well, other good managers.
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They've waved goodbye to Goodison Park
"We've now got ourselves really in a good position, finished the season really strongly, so I'm hoping we can take the same atmosphere we had today down to the new stadium.
"But we'll need to perform the way we have done over the last few weeks."
Keys again jumped the gun with his response: "David, thank you, enjoy it and many congratulations, good to see you."
Moyes joked: "Good to see you... is this your first time?"
Keys laughed: "It might be the last!"
The ex-Manchester United boss looks ahead to another season in the Premiership as Everton can't finish lower than 14th.
Moyes will end the season above his both of his ex-clubs - United and West Ham, as the Red Devils and Europa League final opponents Spurs are destined to finish just above the relegation zone.
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