Jonjoe Kenny believes Sam Allardyce has already restored Everton’s confidence.
The Blues rescued a late point in their Merseyside derby clash with Liverpool that continued their renaissance, with a current three-game unbeaten stretch.
Allardyce took the reins at Goodison Park after a difficult period in which the club had been languishing in the Premier League’s relegation zone.
But Kenny, who featured in the Anfield encounter, feels that the former Englnad boss’ impact is already being felt on a resurgent Everton side.
He said: “We’ve had three wins and a draw so it’s been brilliant for us and we want to keep that going into Wednesday.
“Once you start getting a couple of results you do kick on from there because when results aren’t going for you you don’t think anything will go for you.
“He (Allardyce) has just brought how he wants us to play against whoever it is and we have to adjust to different teams with different styles.
“He makes his instructions very clear on how he want us to play and his backroom staff are brilliant and we have great experience around us.
“For me coming through now, I think I am at the best place and I want to keep on playing and getting better and better.”