We did have options: Gosling on the right would have allowed Osman into the middle or we could have actually played 4-4-2 from the start although that's far too ambitious for Moyes.

We’ve lost 4 points in the last 2 home games against teams we should be beating and Moyes's tactics have played a huge part in that. I still stand by my belief Moyes will never make us a top 4 side as he lacks bottle to attack teams... it's always caution with his sides. We won't finish in the top 6 now, not a knee-jerk reaction — I thought that anyway — but losing points like today will cost us big time.

We missed Phil Neville today. Saha wants too much time on the ball. Give me the Yak any day. Bily boy Is CLASS, can't wait to see him with Arteta and Pienaar.

Saha and Yakubu should not have been separated for Jo. I expected us to win today, but either we have players who are not as good as I think they are, or else they are hamstrung by Moyes’s tactics. We shouldn't have to rely on Pienaar and Arteta to break down defences.

We seem to have built up a good number of capable defenders, but perhaps it has been achieved at the expense of at least one more creative midfielder who could unlock defences for Saha and Yakubu.

We should be winning these games if our ambitions are to be realised. How many times do we have to keep repeating it, OPEN UP MOYES, SHOW SOME ATTACKING SPIRIT AT HOME AT LEAST!!!!!

Too many Evertonians are grateful that DM has turned the club around and that we are no longer in relegation battles. Frankly he has, over the years, served up some truly abysmal football. This is not a knee-jerk response to another poor result, I said a year ago that I’d have been happy if he hadn’t signed his contract.

We have had an easy opening to the season and have failed against Stoke, Burnley and now Wolves as well the humiliation by Arsenal. Injuries do not excuse today. The players were good enough to beat Wolves. The manager's tactics were not.

Dreadful decision to take Saha off and why the fuck do we have EVERY man back behind the ball when defending corners?

Poor team selection from Moyes again for the first half, I'm sick to death of this one-up-front shite.

Arteta cant get back quick enough!

Osman had another mare yet stayed on the park until the match was virtually over. With very few exceptions, Everton don’t have players who can actually go past a man, Pienaar, Arteta and to some extent Saha and Yakubu but without any creativity in midfield it was endless lumping the ball and hoping today. How can you expect the fans to get behind such utter defensive shite?

No wonder every visiting team outsings the place for the majority of the game when the fans are sat pondering another dreadful game they have paid good money to watch. Today was no exception, we should be battering dross like Wolves and playing attacking football against them, get a handful of goals then use the remainder to blood the kids or players on the bench.

What we got today was another get-out-of-jail card which we barely deserved.

We lack pace and power in midfield but we’ve lacked it for 4 years and Moyes hasn't solved the problems yet. It's the biggest reason why we won't finish in top 4 and to be honest — based on how we have played this season — we'll be lucky to finish top 7

I don't remember Beckham having any pace to beat a man, but that's not important when you have a great cross, which Bily definitely has also.

Why do fans feel the need to jump on players' backs who have only just arrived when in the settling-in period? Moyes has said it will take Bily and Yak a few months to get to their best. Just like it took Jags, Arteta, Baines and Pienaar about 4-6 months to realy establish themselves in the side.

The first game between Villa and Chelsea was a feast of fast and furious football. Both teams were going at it hammer and tongs. Numerous passages of absolutely brilliant play had both sets of fans roaring their appreciation. It was 90 minutes of excitement and a wonderful example of what is best about the Premier League.

Here in West Oz, it was 10pm and 37C when I raided the fridge for a few more coldies. The beer and the Villa game had wetted my appetite with anticipation of another great game.

The appearance of Osman in the starting line-up dented my enthusiasm but hey, our opponents were lowly Wolves, the sort of opposition that everyone says Leon does well against.

My eagerness restored, I looked forward to the game. What I actually got from dear old Goodison was a 90 minute dollop of pure unadulterated shit. Apologies to Wolves who did exhibit some passion and were most unfortunate not to win.

It was only after going behind did our team show any kind of fighting spirit. They displayed none of the previous games' vitality or skill. Such was the total lack of zest I reckon the squad tours Anfield cemetery as part of its pre-match motivation.

However he does appear to lack pace, which is great to have in a winger and also in our team, which takes an age getting up the pitch. Also, I'm yet to see him take on a full back and beat him, which he hasn't done considering he is very skillful on the ball. So calm down.

The problem today was playing Heitinga in midfield. It was obvious at the start of the season that Rodwell and Neville was not working, Neville got injured and Fellaini and Rodwell were forced together with an improvement in the football.

Heitinga and Rodwell was far too defensive for today's game, and, like many others, I was crying for Fellaini to come on within minutes of the start as the defense had no passing options and were forced to lump it long.

Just a mention about Jo, he may lack strength but he showed good pace and awareness for the goal and also won us the game against Blackburn. It seems that many are determined to destroy players before they have had a chance and are only prepared to see the bad points and not give credit when its due. Same with some of the comments about Bily and Osman.

The reason why I wonder why we signed him is he is supposed to be the replacement for Hibbert. Yet he isn't much better, if at all.

Everton are skint and we can't afford to be paying that much money for a player who won't improve the 1st team. Rather improving the 1st team Moyes seems only interested in buying players who can play 3 or 4 positions... mastering none of them.

I can imagine next summer when we are still crying out for a dominant midfielder or pacey winger, Moyes doesn't sign them but delights that we sign John O’Shea as he covers lots of positions... and, instead of pace out wide, gets Gary O’Neil as he can play all across midfield.