Everton have added Alan Irvine and Charlie Adam to new manager David Moyes’ backroom staff. Former Everton winger Irvine, 66, joins as assistant manager, a role he held under Moyes both at Goodison Park and with West Ham United.

DAVID MOYES has added two Scots to his Everton coaching staff – including a ex-Rangers star in an unfamiliar role. Moyes, 61, has returned to the Goodison Park dugout after almost 12 years,

Everton have confirmed that Alan Irvine has joined the club as David Moyes' assistant, and Charlie Adam will become the club's set piece coach. Irvine is a long-standing advisor to Moyes, having

David Moyes has confirmed the appointment of Alan Irvine as his assistant manager. Charlie Adam, most recently manager of Fleetwood Town, has also been brought in as Moyes’s set-piece coach. Irvine has worked in the role before, firstly during Moyes’s first spell as the Everton boss, as well as his time at West Ham United.

Ex-Liverpool midfielder Charlie Adam has become part of Everton's backroom staff, taking on a role as set-piece coach. The Scot has joined forces with David Moyes, who has also appointed Alan Irvine as his assistant - a role he held during Moyes' last spell with the Toffees.

David Moyes has named a former Liverpool midfielder on his Everton coaching staff after returning to Goodison Park for a second stint when Sean Dyche was fired.