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Couldn\'t find the dibling hurry up from Moyes, but this relevant when you cant sign the higher choices. Francisco Conceicao and Johan Bakayoko were Everton\'s top right-wing targets, before they signed for Juventus and RB Leipzig respectively. The Blues then turned to Tyler Dibling, who they chose to pursue over Leicester City’s Abdul Fatawu, Lille’s Matias Fernandez-Pardo, and three players who would sign for Nottingham Forest, Omari Hutchinson, Dilane Bakwa and James McAtee. 𝐒𝐨𝐮𝐫𝐜𝐞: Paddy Boyland, The Athletic
Dale 208. I see a big difference in Moyes to dyche 9 league places and 20 points from where he took over just over 12 months ago. People calling for frank, even hurzeler need to get a grip. Frank has a squad way better than ours, Newcastle too, all below us, with our tiny squad, our minimal spending over the last few years.
If your good enough your big enough. Bernardo Silva is about 3 foot six.
Brian (140): a great post. \'any manager worth his weight in gold would be putting their arm around Dibbling, telling him to go out there and believe in themselves\'. What does dead hard Moyes do? He gives him a public dressing down. Great stuff Moyes.
Now the highlights are up; Link Gives a bit more context to the praise, so helps judge a bit Graham very involved in the first goal. I\'ve not had the pleasure of seeing him live but only have concerns about his size; his ability is very obvious.