They are a very decent side and have scored 14 goals to our 9, so it's going to be a difficult game against possibly the best manager in the League.

The neutral view is:- Everton 11/8. Spurs 2/1. 11/5 Draw approx odds.

So we are fancied to win the game but for it to be a tight one.

I'm going for a 2-1 win, it's time we scored a few.

Beto or Barry? Either one, by law of averages, are due to score, but I think it's about time Moyes listened to me. I've been saying play a false 9 set up with no recognised striker.

Let any of the forwards take that spot when the chance comes, they are all better on the ball and at finishing than Beto or Barry.

Right-back is the worry: against Man City, twice O'Brien was pulled central and left the full-back slot empty; he's a centre half and will naturally go to his position. Play Coleman against Spurs.

I hope we don't do this old, first half bad, second half good against this lot as we will slip up. As Raymond says, 2 - 1 to the boys in Royal Blue.

I took my finger back out and within seconds she was going down on me.

"I really need a new fucking boat," I thought to myself.😁

Time to give a series of starts for the youngster, as yet unproven, scored lots where he was before, and is good in the air, and has good movement……

Rather than the frustrating and underwhelming, tried and found wanting, poor in the air, with poor movement and ambles round like a tourist alternative.

Beto is about as much use as a pair of boobs to a nun.

In my opinion, we need to be more proactive and versatile in our approach. Especially in targeting opposition weaknesses.

Take the RS's recent implosion. It was obvious to anyone who had watched them the back end of last season into the start of this that it was coming. Their defence is creaking, especially exposed against a high line and direct balls into the box. The midfield can be easily by-passed on the transition.

Yet we just sat back and did nothing in the first half, allowing them control and the inevitable. We need more than this tired and hackneyed approach, especially at home.

Got no axe to grind with Moyes (overall, he's a decent manager), but he does need to widen his approach and be more fluid at times.

Unfortunately, our strange summer recruitment leaves us with some talented players, but less equipped to take on the big boys than some teams with possibly inferior players but the pace and width to stretch opponents.