THESE IS THE BEST NEWS WE COULD HOPE FOR: In a moment that has sent shockwaves of joy through the valley and The team broader community Everton FC head coach David Moyes officially confirmed that legendary Neville Southall is returning to the organisation _ this time not as a player but as their new senior c…. see

A wave of excitement would sweep through the Everton community if club legend Neville Southall were to return to the organisation in a senior footballing capacity.

The headline claiming that David Moyes has officially confirmed Southall as Everton’s new senior coach would be extraordinary news for supporters. However, there is currently no verified announcement confirming such an appointment. Recent reporting continues to identify Moyes as Everton manager, while the club’s listed coaching staff does not include Southall.

A legendary Everton figure

For Everton supporters, Southall represents one of the greatest eras in the club’s history.

The legendary goalkeeper was a key figure during Everton’s highly successful 1980s period, helping the club compete at the highest level in England and Europe. His performances, consistency and commanding presence between the posts made him an iconic figure at Goodison Park.

A return in a senior coaching or mentoring role would therefore carry enormous emotional significance.

A fascinating reunion with Moyes

Moyes is currently dealing with a difficult period after Everton’s transfer window left him with a relatively small squad. Despite those challenges, his team showed considerable character in their recent 2–2 draw with Manchester United, scoring a dramatic late equaliser.

Adding a club legend such as Southall to the football structure—if it were to happen—could provide valuable experience and strengthen the connection between Everton’s proud history and its present-day squad.

Southall’s knowledge of goalkeeping, leadership and the expectations surrounding Everton could make him a fascinating mentor for younger players.

“Welcome back home, Neville”

Few things would excite Evertonians more than seeing one of their greatest-ever players return to the club in an official footballing role.

It would be a powerful symbol of Everton reconnecting with its heritage while attempting to build a stronger future.

For now, though, the reported appointment should be treated as a hypothetical or fan-created storyline, not confirmed breaking news. Current Everton information lists Moyes as manager and names other members of his coaching staff, without Southall.

But if the dream ever became reality, one message would surely resonate with Everton.