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- .... the Moyes era ends with a defeat at Chelsea
- and the game probably sums up his reign - we didn't quite get what we deserved

- the loss continued our appalling recent record at Stamford Bridge
- we haven't won there now in our last 22 visits in all competitions - a 0-10-12 run

- it also brought to an end our run of 3 consecutive clean sheets
- and it means we've now gone 9 away games without a win, 8 of them in the Premier League

- it was our 99th away defeat under David Moyes, in his 518th and last match in charge
- only Harry Catterick and Howard Kendall have managed us for longer
- only Catterick in a single managerial spell

- coincidentally the defeat was his 161st as Everton boss - exactly the same number that Harry Catterick lost

- you can see Davy's full record for us, and how he compares with our other managers, by clicking here

- we finished 6th in the 2012/13 Premier League table with just 7 defeats to our name all season
- that's the fewest we've suffered in the League since 1969/70
- even in our most recent title-winning seasons in 1984/85 and 1986/87 we lost 8 games in each campaign

- we also finished the season with 42 points gained at home (from a 12-6-1 record)
- that's our best return since 1989/90 when we picked up 45 (14-3-2)

- the 1 home League defeat we suffered this time round was our best since 1986/87
- we've only once gone through a League season undefeated at home - in our 1962/63 title-winning campaign

- and, of course, we finished above Liverpool for the 2nd season running
- the last time that happened was in 1962/63 when we won the League and they came 8th
- the previous season we'd finished 8th and they'd won the old 2nd Division

- the last time it happened when both teams were in the same division was way back in 1936/37
- we finished 17th in Division One and they finished 18th
- the season before it had been 16th for us and 19th for them

- the Season-by-Season section gives an at-a-glance review of all of our previous campaigns

- the seemingly now permanently misfiring Nikica Jelavic made his 50th Everton Prem appearance at Chelsea
- that's made up of 36 starts and 14 as a sub

- Tim Howard, on the other hand, made his 260th, all of them starts
- he's now 3rd on our All-Time Premier League Appearances chart, moving one ahead of Tony Hibbert

- and there we have it, another season done-and-dusted - thanks for tuning in!
- I'll be back in August (in fact before that) with some exciting (it's all relative!) additions to the site!

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- I'll be tweeting intermittent nonsense - as well as some nostalgic Everton stuff - over the coming,
  football-free, weeks!

- ever wondered who has scored the most goals against Everton?
- well wonder no more!
- have a look at the site's new Opposition Goalscorers section

- it breaks down the stats into different competitions for you
- and it's also accessible via the 'Miscellaneous' and the 'Appearances, Goals and Clean Sheets' pages
- enjoy!

- don't forget you can see all of the line-ups for all of the competitive matches Everton have ever played
- click here for more information and details of how to view them