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The opportunities are in the leagues in South America or Asia if you can spot talent. Insisting on Premier League experience increases the cost and usually means they didn't deliver in the past.

It seems like to stay up and prosper you need to turn over a large part of the team that got you promoted and there can be a bit too much sentimentality for the guys that got you there.

Everton: Liverpool's best bleed blue.

Richarlison gets fouled a lot. He was among the PL leaders at Everton. I don't love the fact that he usually acts like he was hit by a bus when he gets fouled but that skill creates PKs. But Richarlison should play that left side attacking slot that Ndiaye has been playing. Hopefully, there is...

They need scouts that can find players ready to excel in the Premier League without Premier League experience. Teams like Brighton have done a great job finding Premier League talent outside the top leagues. That is the only way the mid-table teams can elevate near the top 4.

It is just strange to have the team sign a new player that the manager actually wants to put in the game.

In a proper organization, the DOF and manager are aligned on the type of players they want and use their combined knowledge to create the target list. If not, you get the situation with Dyche that they spend the limited money they had available on players like O'Brien that he didn't want to use...

Mykolenko is now playing the role that McNeil should probably have when healthy, a left wing back that you want to score.

It does make you wonder what O'Brien did in practice to get completely buried by Dyche so he could play Ashley Young instead.

Some team with not much money to spend on players that knows they need to win 1-0 games to succeed will likely give Dyche another chance. Given the number of goals his teams have scored over the years playing his style, he has done very well at avoiding relegation.

Hard to believe this team could play so well with Ashley Young on the bench. :p

We talk weird in the US.

They need a forward. The scoring still blows. Nice win today but the goal was unrelated to any success on offense.

Everton is doing nothing to move the ball forward against a mediocre defensive side. This is Dyche ball reborn in Moyes.

Richarlison's real value is drawing attention and fouls. He made DCL better by the danger he presented. Spurs have mostly used him as a striker which is not his game.

Never made any sense that they paid a decent fee to add O'Brien but Dyche couldn't rotate him in to see what he could do. With Branthwaite the subject of frequent transfer discussions, O'Brien is the obvious replacement within the roster. At least play him enough to determine if he is a viable...

They have 15 goals in 20 games and Craig Dawson of the Wolves scored two of them. They are getting relegated if they don't change that in a hurry.

They need to get to 35 points and hope that keeps them up.

In light of so many bad additions in recent memory, maybe that approach to scouting would have been better.:p

I am not sure the progression with Moyes will be that strong, but I agree that the immediate goal needs to just be a couple more years of survival. We then hope the new ownership and increased stadium revenue allows them to jump back into the "always safe" group that is now enjoyed by six...