West Ham boss David Moyes gives Sky Sports the lowdown on the life of a Premier League manager, from transfers to tactics, managing abroad – and coping with the sack. Moyes has pretty much seen it all. From Football League beginnings at Preston in 1998 to 11 years turning Everton into a Premier League force, to an ill-fated 10 months at Manchester United, a season in La Liga with Real Sociedad – and now leading unfancied West Ham to the Europa League semi-finals. Speaking ahead of facing Arsenal live on Super Sunday as the Hammers look to secure another year of European football, the 59-year-old tells Sky Sports how he has built a managerial career spanning four decades and counting. Sunday 1st May 4:00pm Kick off 4:30pm Defining yourself as a manager Establishing authority and developing a plan are especially important in the hire-and-fire malaise of 2022, although they have always been as important to a football manager as any effective leader. Moyes was still on t...