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Central midfield:
Idrissa Gana Gueye
Abdoulaye Doucouré
James Garner
Orel Mangala (loan)
Tim Iroegbunam
Attacking / wide midfield:
Dwight McNeil
Jesper Lindstrøm (loan)
Iliman Ndiaye
Jack Harrison (loan)
Now:
Central midfield
Christian Nørgaard
James Garner
Hayden Hackney
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall
Merlin Røhl
Harrison Armstrong
Attacking / wide:
Jack Grealish
Carlos Alcaraz
Brennan Johnson
Tyler Dibling
Players have off games, but overall we have a much stronger midfield than when he arrived. Is it perfect? Not at all, but at some point that group of players will gel together and then we’ll see their best. Hard to expect so much from their first season together.
What I like most, is that there is genuine competition in all positions. From that perspective, the midfield is sorted. Now we need the same depth up front and in the fullback positions.
He parked himself close to Grealish which over-stretched our midfield, but did not combine well with Jack in the final third. When a player’s game is off, it really shows in the work he does around the opposition box.
Kiernan is a far better player than Alcaraz but he is not playing well, and at some point that has to be addressed. Personally, I would drop him into the No 8 role and play Hackney as a No.10.
Positives:
Unbeaten in 7 games.
Only 3 goals conceded (only bettered by Man City, who play today).
Creating lots of chances.
VAR and refs trying but failing to stop us.
Dibling and George look like they will be good.
Getting results whilst our best players are yet to find their best form (Garner, Grealish, KDH).
Tarkowski and Branthwaite look a great pair.
We aren’t Tottenham!
Our finishing needs to improve for sure as we are creating plenty of chances. I also read that Barry has had more shots than any other PL player, is this true? He looks set to smash his tally from last season (touch wood) and is developing into a decent striker.
If it starts to click then I hope we can look forward to some entertaining games, sometimes it can seem a bit dull. Hull away when we come back, fingers crossed we win that and keep progressing.
Didn’t realise we had so many players off on international duty, I forgot about the U-21 squads but the positive is that we have so many promising youngsters!
Stop embarrassing yourself by posting pure nonsense.
Everton has suffered 30 years of accepting mediocrity at all levels of the club, on the pitch and off the pitch; that is what has proven toxic to this club.
Look at every performance with a critical eye and make constructive comments on what needs to improve – players and manager. That is the only way this club will ever improve.
David Moyes has done that in the last 3 games as the performances have not been good enough. He said yesterday that we would have a half decent team if we could improve the attack.
As for this beauty – “midfield look absolutely sorted” – what match were you watching? The midfield was poor as, again, Moyes acknowledged in his post match conference yesterday. He called out Garner, but he could singled out any of the three players for criticism as they were poor.
Now in the sober – and I do mean sober light of day – that is obvious – though it was an offside call on the monitor and maybe it should have been interfering with play call?