Top5 - Number 2: David Moyes

The general outlook in this country is that David Moyes is a huge contender to replace Sir Alex Ferguson when the Scot finally gives up the management hot-seat at Old Trafford. However, there have been whispers that Moyes is ready to leave the Toffees and the Chelsea board consider him a front runner.

Experience:

Moyes was always destined for management, and when he finally took the plunge he kept Preston North End up in unlikely circumstances, took them to the Division Two play-offs, and promotion to Division One in his four year stint at the club.

His success allowed him to take control of Premier League Everton in 2002 and the rest is history. The Glasgow born manager has transformed Everton into a side who strive on hard work and teamwork and he has guided them into Europe on numerous occasions.

Moyes is looked upon as a hero at Goodison Park, but his limited resources has led to frustration and lack of silverware. The closest Moyes has come to a trophy in Merseyside is the FA Cup in 2009 where they fell to a 2-1 loss at the hands of Chelsea.

Everton currently sit sixth in the table going in to tonight's (16/04/13) games with Arsenal.

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