Now Coleman, everyone remembers the wonderful runs past no other than Gareth Bale which dragged us single handedly back into that game. Apart from against Liverpool, where have they been this season? He seems scared to go on the outside anymore or drive into open field. Instead he infuriatingly slows down and looks infield.

Rodwell is the same, as a young player we saw his power and athelticism against Villa in the cup and Man Utd. All we've seen this season is sideways passing and not very accurate at that. I wouldn't care if he lost the ball if it was at the end of a 30-yard searing run that had got me off my seat. Distin is the only one in the team who seems confident running with the ball past players, and that's from centre back! Here's hoping all these windows of relative transfer inactivity have been building up for the capture of Donovan this summer... wishful thinking though.

Strikers are supposed to put themselves into positions of opportunity. Beckford puts himself in good positions but misses too many sitters and, when he has scored, as he has done only 7 times, he too often punches out for the day. Anichebe just doesn't get into open positions; he doesn't control the ball and he rarely wins in the air. Saha has health issues we all know about.

The worst thing, however, is that our strikers are not partnered up. We need two strikers who complement each other and feed off each other's attributes. That's how matches are won. This season, we have had twice as many goals from defenders and midfielders than from our strikers.

Yes, some games we miss the odd sitter which is highlighted to the max due to lack of clear-cut chances... like another poster said, Andy Cole missed shedloads but scored 20 plus every year due to the quality of service. Most of our goals are from set peices etc.

Chris #2: You are very easily pleased if Beckford makes you happy.

James #3: Coleman is becoming a one-trick pony and most defenders have already sussed him out. Rodwell's sideways and back moves are symptomatic of his overall development which seems to have hit a brick wall. Both youngsters have gone as far as they can under Moyes. They now need a more attack minded imaginative coach.

Alberto #4: We may very well have a surfeit of midfielders but I would not class any of them as good. To be classed as 'good', they must play to a high level for 90 minutes in game after game after game. Arteta, Osman Bily, Coleman, Rodwell, and Victor fluctuate between average and bloody awful.

Arteta and Pienaar were not in top teams when we took them on, etc. etc.

David Nugent is available on a free at the end of the season. Is he worth a punt?

Lifelong Blue. Is he any worse than what we've got? Can he be any worse than some of the dross we have already?

I would keep Bily if we get into Europe; however, as I think he'll do well for us. If we don't though, I will be glad to see the back of him.

It's vital that we keep hold of Baines and Fellaini. I've heard rumours that Man United want our flying wing back to replace apparantly Madrid-bound Evra.

I'm so excited for the Summer as I believe we'll be seeing some fresh new talent grace the field of Goodison come next season. Daniel Studdidge and Matt Jarvis will do me fine and a young left sided centre back.

Fingers crossed for a strong finish lads and toes crossed that we start next season well.

Rodwell ? two years ago, he was the player on everyone's lips as the man on whom the 2014, 2018 England World Cup team would be built around. Rodwell... not Wilshere! Today, he looks pedestrian and with a negative passing game. Tell me how it's done and tell me how Moyes and Co can stop this.

But perhaps most can claim these loans were forced on Moyes by financial realities... Again, I don't believe anyone can confirm either story, so it's more a case of which sounds more plausible... perhaps a combination of the two?

I suspect that some of the younger players are being confounded by being played out of position; by having their confidence sapped by being selected one day and not the next; by being given just a 10 minute sub's appearance to shine and being confined to a narrow tactical role.

I know that when Rooney was breaking into the team, for example, Moyes pressured him to stop shooting from distance, which he did often in training. He gets his chance against Arsenal and ? wham, a memorable goal. Not every young player has the confidence to defy a manager like that.

Get real, you can't ignore the facts, we are not as bad as you pretend, we just are not anywhere near as good as we would like to be.

It is probably of no interest to you that Moyes is building a strong youth squad, hopefully in order to provide Everton with players that can move us forward, against the odds.

Personally, I think that some of our great strikers from the past ? guys like Royle, Latchford, Sharp and Lineker ? would struggle to do well in our present "system". Moyes seems to struggle when it comes to strikers ? they don't seem to last longer than 3 seasons... is that because they are all bad players? Personally, I think that even a world class striker like David Villa would struggle at Everton.

Now stop having digs at fellow Evertonians and get back to "Tossing Off" over the negative football you obviously adore.

Baines isn't an amazing defender himself so playing Coleman and Baines at right back and left back against a side that have decent wingers, eg. Aston Villa, is like giving them a goal head start in my opinion.

Off the point, I know, but where do people get the idea that Coleman is more of a defender than a winger? He's said himself that he prefers the right of midfield.

I heard a Leicester supporting reporter on a radio station bemoaning his record which, whilst 1 in 2 overall, includes a significant barren spell. He was saying most Leicester fans would rather have Heskey back and Yak isn't particularly wanted by the fans.

Yes, he was decent in his time, one of our best goalscorers in recent times, but mainly because we're so shit when it comes to buying strikers. He'd have been bombed out by most clubs before now. Let's move on.

Get rid of Yak, Vaughan, Anichebe ? although I'd say £5m tops for the lot. Keep Beckford as a squad player, glass legs for the odd impact moment when he can be arsed, and lets sign a couple of strikers with pace and hunger. But not Nugent...