I wonder if they'll both even have the same manager by the time they face us.

We must beat both of them let's be honest, it's games against sides like that they tell us where we are, we should be beating both of them.

As for Wolves, they're really poor, should be beating them.

Anyone else think he needed more time !?

Calvert-Lewin probably just needed a change of personnel in the team but take your point. If he's knocked in 20+ by the end of the season, views on his ability might be different.

And to those in control of images on here, why do we keep seeing all these ex-players on ToffeeWeb!

What we needed was a better experienced striker than Beto to start the season, with Barry being eased along.

We failed, it's too late, we must muddle on now until January.

He also turned down our wage offer. He is also playing as part of an attacking 3, not the isolated one up front chasing long balls "the Everton Way".

I hope he does okay at Leeds but his time at Everton was up, a bit like Moyes after 11 years the first time.

Completely agree if he knocks in 20, but I highly doubt it, mate; he's not nor never been that level.

I've just seen the Calvert-Lewin goal and it was a trademark header from a superb cross.

I don’t think Beto has been given that kind of service.

Apparently Espirto Santo has had talks.

I would like to see N'diaye start at CF on Tuesday, with Dibbling playing on the right. Let's see what happens.

We just need to keep on going, with two very winnable games coming up... I believe Moyes needs to be braver -- especially with using his subs better, and to trust more of his squad players better!

They all laughed when I asked if they'd want them at their club.

January onwards is his time.

Watching Arsenal v Man City, I've seen several players surrounding the ref, no action taken. Loads of quick free kicks without the ref blowing but allowing it, no action taken. Arteta repeatedly leaving the technical area, no action taken.

Proof once again that the Sly Six play to a different set of rules to the rest of the Premier League.

I noticed that too. It actually seemed as if every time Pep realized he was in the technical area, he made a point of side stepping out of it. But yeah okay for him I guess -- along with 100 financial violations.

WHU fans would never put up with Dyche. They ran Moyes out -- despite European success -- for being boring.

Fat Sam had them doing okay and ditto. They demand entertainment down in the East End.

I'd love to return the sentiments to the patronising bastards.
I was replying to Jeff's post @15.