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I still hes a natural midfielder but he can fill in at full back

Nothing wrong with having a player who can play multiple positions

Very good performance under enormous pressure

Much better than his last game

He's not very good, he offers nothing.

If we have Doucoure and Onana back then he clearly shouldn't start. Didn't take his opportunity at all, so can't complain when dropped.

Game is too fast for him at this level. Looks a poor signing im sorry to say

Thought he was absolutely terrible. Didn't win a tackle all game and couldn't keep up with fulham

If he was on the subs bench why was he not brought on.

Will be good to get him back in the squad and add another option to our bench. I think we had 4 centre halves on the bench. If we can replace 2 of those with Patterson and Garner, then the matchday squad will be more balanced

People have low expectations if they think the signing has worked. He creates big opportunities for the opposition every week and is one of the worst passers in the league.

Yes but not with Gueye Anyone who watches football knew it was not going to work out bringing him back at 33. We spent weeks chasing him last summer when we had no available striker. That sums up our general incompetence and lack of direction as a club.

Well yeah, I sort of agree. But assuming Onana and Gueye are out then he's the one who deserves to come into the side. I expect a lot better from him anyway, and all our midfield players. None of them take responsibility to pass the ball forward except Iwobi. If I was the manager, I would be...

He wasnt the only one in fairness Our obsession with square passes (which are usually under hit) is going to make me bald very soon. We do nothing but start counter attacks for the opposition. If we have sorted our midfield then I must be watching a different game

He deserves a start on Tuesday but I wasn't very impressed today. Poor set plays, sloppy in possession, and doesn't cover the ground that well for a young lad.

I dont like slow passive football. It will never work at Everton and personally I think it has had its day in modern football. The quickest way to score a goal is to get it forward quickly. The most difficult places to defend are when the opposition turn you and make you chase towards your own...

Everton football is direct football I hope he bins off whatever that gameplan was supposed to be. Pointless passing that only created danger in our own final third when we gave it away sideways

Very slow

He should start in the cup tie next week

Then we would be short in midfield... It shouldn't be one or the other