​It’s been a bright start to the season for Everton as they sit in fifth position in the Premier League table after six games.The Toffees are yet to be on the losing side in all competitions, advancing through two rounds of the Carabao Cup alongside their success in the Premier League.Turning draws into wins is Everton’s next task with four of their six Premier League matches this season ending in a stalemate. Questions are constantly being asked of manager David Moyes as fans want to see Everton making more progress.Supporters will have hoped to have seen more from the likes of Tyrique George and Tyler Dibling so far this season, but Moyes has often preferred more experienced options in attack. We spoke to former Everton player Pat Nevin to get his thoughts on Moyes’ future at the club, with his contract expiring next summer, and young duo George and Dibling.Everton Manager David Moyes’ Future Remains Up In The AirEverton manager David Moyes is out of contract next summer, and a decision needs to be made regarding his future. David Moyes’ futureMoyes’ future has been a topic of discussion of late, with his contract set to expire next summer. With The Friedkin Group confirming that they are looking to complete a sale of the club, it remains to be seen where this will leave Moyes.A new ownership group might be hoping to bring in their own manager if they complete a deal to take over Everton, and due to Moyes’ contract situation, it will be easy to get the Scotsman out of the club. Everton Roundtable asked Nevin whether he believes that Moyes has done enough to earn himself a new contract at the Hill Dickinson Stadium.”Absolutely. One hundred per cent. But his future is not entirely in his hands. If the ownership changes, new owners could arrive with completely different ideas. My concern is the support being given by the club. After David had done such a good job, it felt like the moment to build. You could see the areas that needed strengthening – probably another four players – but instead there were departures, talk of more sales and very little coming in. That is not Moyes’ fault,” Nevin said.IMAGO / SportimageThe former Everton winger remembers a moment from Moyes where he reminded supporters that he is an Evertonian, sending a powerful message to fans that he understands their frustrations. Nevin believes that the Everton fans recognise that.Nevin also suggests that it will be a seriously good job from Moyes just to keep Everton in the Premier League with the squad he has, and he’s the right man to be in charge of the club. “There was a moment during all of that when he looked into the camera and reminded supporters, ‘I’m an Evertonian.’ That was a powerful message. As a fan, you knew what he meant: ‘I understand you. I am with you.’“Everton supporters recognise that. He has helped the club move on from the worst of the relegation battles, but you cannot stand still in football. Unfortunately, that is what Everton have d