David Moyes refuses to be drawn into Kenny Dalglish's argument over referees ahead of FA Cup semi-final Dalglish has been critical of referees recently, describing some of the decisions given against Liverpool as "inexcusable" and "unexplainable," but the Everton manager would not engage in any pre-match sparring. "We are not going to get embroiled in that,"" said Moyes. We will go with the referee. We will trust his judgment. No doubt I will be shouting if things don't go right but that's what you do if you're a manager. I don't know what Liverpool's business is. We are not arguing with the referees at Everton. We've had bad decisions here, and have had to take them on the chin. I've not made too big fuss of it. I've not called Mike Riley. We have to go with the integrity of the referee, which we will do."" As for the game itself, Moyes's assistant, Steve Round said Everton's recent goalscoring form had put them in a positive frame of mind. Everton have scored 12 times in five matches, including four by four different players against Sunderland on Easter Monday. "We are delighted with the current form, we are playing well and scoring goals," said Round. Goals are ­coming from everywhere. I see the players improving week in, week out and that can only be a good thing at the moment.