Neil retweeted
I thought Dibling had a really good battle with Lewis Hall tbh
Played well in my opinion
Neil retweeted
George and Dibling out wide is the way forward for Everton, said it since the summer.
Basics of football. Wingers are supposed to be exciting, not Johnson and Grealish
Neil retweeted
I want to see Hackney in the 10 tomorrow, with Armstrong and Dewsbury-Hall as a midfield two.
Moyes needs to find a better balance and more goals from midfield, but that also means giving Dibling and George the freedom to make things happen. Both should be starting.
Neil retweeted
Enough of the soul-destroying, negative football
Everton needs a tactical revolution & Lee Carsley is the answer
Look at his England U21s: fluid positional play, blistering vertical tempo & total creative freedom
It’s time to stop this debacle and start playing football
#Everton
Neil retweeted
Bored of Moyes. Bored of the same old plodders in the starting 11 every week. Bored of going home and away. Bored of this ownership bollocks year after year. Bored of Everton. We deserve better as a fan base. Standards are on the fucking floor.
Neil retweeted
I’m bored of the owners, I’m bored of Moyes, I’m bored of Everton. A tedious futility of a football club.
Neil retweeted
Everton’s recruitment is perplexing. We’ve lost Gana’s defensive work rate and Iroegbunam’s physical presence, only to sign Hackney, a technical midfielder who doesn’t fit the manager’s approach, and a physically declining Nørgaard.
If Garner and Armstrong are already leaving gaps in the press, we’ve signed two midfielders who do little to address the very problems we have.
💬 'We hoped it wouldn't have taken as long as this, but if that is the fact, then we have to wait and make sure we can get him as right as we possibly can.'
🗣️ #Everton manager, David Moyes, on the fitness of Christian Nørgaard
🎧 Hear more ➡️ bbc.in/4i1Idqu
🎙️ Inc @GiuliaBould | #EFC | #BBCFootball
Neil retweeted
This was Rio Ferdinand talking about David Moyes 8 years ago. This is exactly what he did yesterday with the starting line up. This loser mentality is why he will never be successful at our club.
He’s not developed as a manager at all, football has changed.
Neil retweeted
James Garner confirmed in his post-match interview that David Moyes' tactics, despite a full week on the training pitch were reduced to a single objective: "stay in the game" #Everton