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Escalator wrote: ↑Sat Jan 18, 2025 8:28 pm So why do you continue to post in this thread ? If you think it’s completely pointless don’t engage with it as I would have done had you not posted that, simple as that !

Wish I could just let things go like your good self.

HANNU wrote:We can't be pinning our hopes on armstrong

He is a young lad he might have ability but we can't put it on his shoulders

But that would be the Everton way

Celebrating his successes as if he's Lionel Messi and then calling him shit when we find out he isn't

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Admin wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2025 8:05 am But that would be the Everton way

Celebrating his successes as if he's Lionel Messi and then calling him shit when we find out he isn't

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true but its not right

It does show Dyche in a terrible light doesn't it. Okay we made hard work of it in the end but when David Moyes can get us playing something resembling decent football in just over a week of being here then you know you really are out of touch.

Fair enough Spurs aren't a great team at the moment so it's not an exact science but you can't just play "don't lose" football without creating chances and expect to be alright.

Look at Lindstrom in the space of a week there. It says a lot about before that even Moyes has freed up our attacking positions.

Not expecting too much but our remaining home matches look tailor made for him and feel much better about home matches against Leicester, Ipswich and Southampton.

I've been calling for moyes to come back since before ancelotti

We needed someone that would light a fire under the players arsed that has been missing since Bobby Brown shoes took over

Feel a little vindicated after today

Feel confident we can beat the teams around us now

Would love to Finnish above West ham man u and tottenham

And it's not to rediculous to think we could

Yeah kudos to Moyes but he hasn't exactly reinvented the wheel to change things.

No reinvention was needed, just any method of chance creation.

A good defense and a slightly below average attack likely keeps you up.

A good defense and the worst attack in the league… you’re leaving it up to luck.

Silas wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2025 5:00 pm Yeah kudos to Moyes but he hasn't exactly reinvented the wheel to change things.

Dyche didn't even have any wheels

He had us proped up on bricks

Definitely those on the Dyche is holding players back train can feel a bit vindicated today. Although, I would say Spurs were the most naive team I've seen since Martinez days for us so there was a bit of that playing into things too. I doubt many other teams would let us have so many good chances.

I hope this doesn't make those at the club relax about the need to add this window. A couple of quality players could mean a big difference to how we finish the season.

blueToffee wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2025 5:22 pm Definitely those on the Dyche is holding players back train can feel a bit vindicated today. Although, I would say Spurs were the most naive team I've seen since Martinez days for us so there was a bit of that playing into things too.

I hope this doesn't make those at the club relax about the need to add this window. A couple of quality players could mean a big difference to how we finish the season.

It won't. Moyes has already done his presser and reiterated the need to add quality.

Credit to Moyes for helping improve the team in the chance creation department.

If we bring in just one attacking player who is better than any of the midfielders we have just now then I think we will be fine.

I must apologise.

I wasn’t really familiar with your game.

He's loves Lindstrom like. Seems like a player he's been after since Eintracht dumped them out the Europa.