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That part about being on our front foot and nasty takes me back. I love reading that. We have the tools right now to be nasty and unpredictable again. We just need Moyes to unlock them from their cages.

No way we’re near relegation whatsoever this year. The bottom dwellers right now are night and day from us. We’ve improved way too much and we aren’t even full fitness at defence. Plus we have a bench of potential game changing talent we’ve barely shown yet on the pitch.

I can only imagine My Chemical Romance was locked in well over a year ago and that’s all it is. The events we’re starting to hear about now are probably for a year out from today.

Yep. I watched Sunderland and Villa today and saw countless quick free kicks. They were all allowed without issue. The only time they aren’t is if Liverpool isn’t set or would cause them a disadvantage.

Agree, mate. These next few matches, though, are where we need to show improvement. This time last year, a few points would be thrilling. A few wins now should be the expectation. Let’s start putting space and downward pressure on the lower teams.

A year ago, I’d have typed Keane before you even asked the question. Not so sure now. I’ve seen Keane playing better lately. He’s been less likely to draw that questionably aggressive tackle for a yellow at the worst time. And I think Keane is on the verge of being a threat with a header for...

A lot is said about Moyes being too cautious and not taking off the hand brake. Been watching a lot of PL coverage today. They did a whole piece on Arsenal, but specifically Arteta. Said he’s way too cautious. They said he plays to be safe and needs to take off the hand brake. Similarly, I heard...

With Branthwaite back at fitness, I don’t think those goals happen. I think you’d also see Myko taking more chances in link up with Grealish. But without Jarrad, Myko is playing a little cautious, which I understand. And he might’ve been coming back from injury too soon and he knew the...

Slot just comes across as smug to me. Maybe I’m wrong. I’m just not immediately impressed with the likes of Klopp, Slot, and Pep until you see them take a team that doesn’t spend hundreds of millions of £ and can squeeze success from the club and launch them up the table. Pep is just an above...

It’s not just the yellow for the quick free kick. It’s what it means to our club and KDH because the cumulative number of yellows.

There were great strikers on the market. They just seemed more willing to take £100M than the £30M we were offering plus a shiny new stadium.

UTFTL 😉 😂 💙

To be fair, Arsenal and Citeh are rule breakers, financially exorbitant, protected clubs and so I would expect better records. All other clubs whose spending capacity is like ours will struggle. You can’t expect to have a lot of success when a team already loaded is allowed to spend over £130M...

Can’t disagree with any of that. It’s whether Moyes will take that kind of risk, as he sees it, and go all in on Barry. I think it would take more of a decline in form in Beto than an improvement in Barry to convince him. Personally, I’m thrilled any time I see Moyes substitute in our new lads...

I rate his attitude and love for the badge. But he’s the best we can afford right now. And that’s why threads like this pop up for us. I doubt threads like this exist on a RS board. Theirs would be who do you like more, this striker or that striker that cost a cool £100M.

The Toffee Lady is as Everton as there is. It’s like dropping the tower from the badge. Can’t be done. It’s crazy the club would even consider this. 100 years from now people would be wondering why we’re called the Toffees. If you keep Z-Cars, a show from the 1960’s, but drop the mascot from the...

I don’t think Moyes needs to drop either. He just needs to be more flexible and creative on how to use them. Drop KDH back. Put Ndiaye on LW. Get Dibling on RW. Let Jack float around the middle with Beto at the front. Could do some real damage that.

He’s a bit one dimensional. A perfectly weighted played through ball is what he’s looking for. But our system of booting it up the field from Pickford and hoping for a favourable bounce doesn’t serve him well either.

At this stage, despite his deficiencies, Beto gives us the best chances. He’s certainly stronger and more disruptive.

We start aggressively next time and we walk away with points.