Republic of Ireland winger Aiden McGeady is targeting an assault on the Barclays Premier League's top four next season after a near miss. Everton passed up the chance to gatecrash the Champions League party at the end of a nevertheless hugely successful campaign, ultimately finishing in fifth place to claim a Europa League spot. However, McGeady, who joined the club from Spartak Moscow in January, is confident they can split the big boys next time around after launching new manager Roberto Martinez's tenure in style. Aiming to go one better: Aiden McGeady says Everton must look to break into the top four
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Roberto Martinez's Everton finished fifth in the Premier League last season to claim a Europa League spot
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Republic of Ireland winger Aiden McGeady is confident his team can progress even further
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