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I agree with you.
Its not as if they are missing loads of chances each game.
I don't do stats but would be surprised if Everton are not in the bottom 5 for chances created.
We achieved a clean sheet yesterday.
In his best ever premier league season DCL scored 16 goals. Beto and Barry just played as a tag team for half a season each and between them scored 17 without the benefit of a supply line consisting of James Rodríguez and Richarlison.
Sean@150, they didn’t though, our end of season implosion notwithstanding.
Frank@149,. that is equally applicable to a very long list of Everton strikers. I should have said that DCL was even less prolific than them in open play.
For all of their undeniable limitations Beto and Barry play in a negative team that lacks width and provides mostly poor service. Their goal return is, in that context, better than might be expected.
Are you talking about the silverware he has achieved for Everton in what will be soon year 14?
Or the amazing Champions League runs?
Or maybe you are referring to Moyes 4 wins v Liverpool from 25 matches?
I can only assume you were ecstatic that not only did Liverpool take yet another 6 points off Everton last season, but they also won the first derby at BMD?
Says something that even Sean Dyche has won at Anfield with Burnley & Forrest and so has Sam Allardyce.
It’s not easy adapting to the coaching standards of a man who has achieved as much as David
Sorry mate, can’t work out if you are being deliberately provocative.
What has he achieved other than longevity?