Everton's on-loan midfielder Royston Drenthe has blown his chance of a permanent contract at Goodison His captain, Phil Neville, is certain Moyes has the hunger to stay at Goodison and put the latest setback behind him. "The way he has managed us in the last month or two suggests to me that he is in it for the long term," Neville said. He has been fantastic and rotated the team, something this club hasn't been able to do before. The lads have really embraced that. He is ambitious and he wants to get to the top. He wants to do that with Everton. We've just got to make sure we stop slipping up at this stage of games. We have got to make sure we keep getting to these occasions. If you look at the Liverpool team, they have got experience of these stages. We haven't. That is something we have got to keep striving towards. Meanwhile, Tim Cahill dismissed Liverpool's chances of winning the FA Cup, despite their impressive Wembley comeback. Australian midfielder Cahill suggested there was little to separate the Merseyside neighbours as Andy Carroll's late header secured Liverpool's 2-1 win. Liverpool also hit a post, while Carroll squandered an easy header and was narrowly wide with a sweet struck left-footer. Their reserve goalkeeper Brad Jones had little more than a couple of crosses to deal with in the second half. Cahill, however, tipped his Merseyside rivals for Wembley heartbreak in the final. "They scored the two goals but I think they are going to find it difficult to win the final," Cahill said. They just seem to have luck on their side when they play Everton. A few decisions didn't go our way. But a lot of respect to Kenny and his boys. If they win then fair play to them. They just didn't seem to cause us loads of problems. We pretty much handed the game over today. But we win together, we lose together. We're proud just to have got this far. The Everton players rallied around Sylvain Distin, who apologised for the mistake which led to Luis Suárez's equaliser. He shouldn't apologise. He's been our player of the season, he's been immense," Cahill said. One mistake doesn't paint a proper picture. We should have stopped the second goal, not given away the free-kick, and defended better. We made two mistakes and we got punished. The one special thing about this group of players is that we win together and we lose together. The manager's always managed to take us to another level, and obviously he is evolving every year trying to find an ounce out of every player and himself. So I'm very proud. I'm just sad about the supporters, who could feel and touch the next stage. It wasn't meant to be.