Whether you agree with this stance or not people are voting with their feet. The summer sucked the life-blood out of our club and it will take a long time to recover. For me, we have to make serious decisions in January. Stick with Cahill, go back to 4-5-1 and sell the Yak or sell Cahill and stick with 4-4-2 are just some of the issues facing Moyes. Fellaini and Cahill are too similar and cannot play in the same midfield without introducing a serious lack of pace and a serious lack hole in terms of protecting the back four.

Why Arteta was not taken off plus Osman earlier and the likes of Vaughan and Anichebe not thrown on with at least 20 to go is beyond me ? they would have crumbled for me under pressure from three forwards earlier. We have the tools but we have failed to use them.

It may be that January will see one or two move on ? Yak, Arteta, Cahill, Baines even Lescott may be in the frame ? they all looked mighty pissed off at present. But clearly Moyes does not have enough craft in midfield to play that killer pass and something has got to give ? we may need to release one or two of our prize asessts to move forward ? as clearly there will be even less cash available with the ever decreasing attendances.

The way Everton are playing right now they?ll give someone a beating or they?ll take a beating ? something's got to give.

We played quite well but Cahill is still not sharp yet and Arteta is also down on his best form..The defence passed the ball through midfield and I thought we were much better. If we had played against Blackburn and Pompey like we did today, we would have beaten both of them.

Speaking of game little Leon, OK, he scores a wonderful goal about once every eight games or so, but his first touch is amateurish and his sense of where the opposition is when he actually does control the ball is, well, non-existent. Is there a midfielder in the league that can turn attack into defence as quickly, or as often, as he does?

And Howard. Fuck me. OK, the midfield was at fault all day long when it came to tracking back (I thought they were going to score on every counter-attack, they had that much space, and they probably would have were it not for the three defenders we had on the pitch). And on the goal, it looked like Neville was slow getting back and the other three shifted over, leaving Lescott to try and cover two men. But Howard?s effort on O?Neil?s shot was just woeful. It wasn?t even that hard of a shot, and it went right under his bloody arm. That?s my major complaint against him: when the back four fail he never, ever, ever bails them out with a great one-on-one save. Like pretty much every other keeper in the league does! Like Turnbull did a few minutes later when the Yak was through. But we?re unbeaten in five, so...

One other thing..... why does DM persist with bringing Anichebe on before the far livelier Vaughan? Anichebe will never be a Premier League quality striker, but Jimmy V might..... if he ever got a chance to play more than three minutes a match.

By any standards we had a bad summer and early season as the manager understandably pondered on his future. BB was always confident that, given the right security for his family, Davey would commit to the Club long term. And so it has proved. Once the deal was finalised, Davey got the team firing on all cylinders and there can be little doubt that another challenge for a European place is in store.

Let?s not critise just for the sake of seeing our names in print. Please!

True wingers are hard to come by though, but maybe Aaron Lennon would be available from Tottenham for the right, and the left is tricky, I am not a big fan of Downing, Baines is not a winger, but Morten Gamst Pedersen of Blackburn could be an option or Damien Duff.

Arteta is not cutting the mustard, out of the first 10 corners only 2 got past the first post, that?s not good enough and put is under pressure, every time they broke free. I also noticed that they picked up everything on the edge of the box, they seemed more prepared for this than us.

I think Moyes stuck with Lescott as one moment can lead to him getting his confidence back, that moment should have been West Ham last week; on this performance clearly not. I think we can do with dropping Lescott and Arteta to the bench, take them out of the firing line for a while. Then make the fans demand to bring them on rather than take them off? It certainly can?t do any harm.

Something else Richard, don?t give us this family security nonsense please ? I consider it insulting comparing Moyes?s earnings with most of us mere mortals ? he can afford to secure his family?s future after six months of his contract for goodness sake!

And let?s not have all this ?ye, but the players don?t do enough to make us sing' shite. I went to a Colchester game a few seasons ago, fucking awful game, awful ground, awful team ? the crowd sung more in that game than they do in a season at Goodison. Stop blaming others, if you want to sing, want an atmosphere, sing, make some noise ffs.

Alan, I thought Fellaini and especially Cahill got in quite a few tackles yesterday. But I think we should be closing down more, being a bit snappier. Should have got all 3 points, but it was nice to see us play some football. We played decent at times, a positive to take away. Against West Ham we were shite and got all 3 points, so it happens.

I know there were problems with the midfield but we had two quality forwards up-front and we actually tried to provide proper service, especially crosses, to them. We created a decent amount of proper chances too and I just think that we will start to take more of them once our team actually gets used to having the them in the first place. I think that Moyes is looking to make the most out of a fully fit Saha, the guy is genuine quality after all. His partnership with Yakubu could blossom given enough time.