Roberto Martinez vows to shake off Everton inferiority complex after David Moyes makes 'survival' comments "We need to be ourselves," said Martinez. The challenge is can we go into the big places like Old Trafford, the Emirates, Anfield and Stamford Bridge and get wins? We need to be creative from a football point of view. Unless you experiment on the pitch you will never be able to beat teams with bigger budgets. If you want to assess any sort of dynamics you want to be brave and trying and win games rather than just being in a position where you want to keep a clean sheet and get through in damage limitation situations. While Moyes was perceived as a cautious coach, Martinez believes his successes against the wealthier clubs while Wigan manager underlines his approach. "When I went to Wigan we had never beaten a team in the top four at home never mind away," he said. It took a little bit of process but we ended up beating Arsenal and Liverpool away and Manchester United and Chelsea at home and that is something we need to achieve in any team if you want to be successful. I feel we are ready to compete against anyone at Everton, my next step is to make sure I can give an advantage to the players so that they can compete against anyone wherever they are in the league. Everyone who supports the club would expect Everton to go to Old Trafford, perform well and try to win the game. To be able to go there and be the first group of players to win in the last 11 years is a fantastic stimulation. Moyes faces the Everton fans for the first time since his summer departure, although after his efforts to sign Leighton Baines last summer the reaction towards him might be mixed. "As a manager taking over from what David Moyes did at this football club I can only praise his role, what he has done and the state of the football club when he left," said Martinez. I also think it's fair that every Evertonian should have their own view and opinion about how things did develop. You are allowed to make your own assessments and have your own views.