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They were told by David Moyes, our great nurturer of young talent, that they needed to pull their fingers out.
The same high bar didn’t seem to apply to Tarkowski, Mykolenko or McNeil, who were diabolical last season. Towards the end, I would add Keane, Dewsbury-Hall, O’Brien, Garner and Beto to that list of dross displays. But still they were selected for every game.
In 2024/25 Everton were 3rd in the table for playing minutes given to post-peak players (over 29 years old) and 14th for minutes given to pre-peak players (24 years old and below). But the issue is the attitude and application of the youngsters rather than our manager’s dogma?
You spend 6 months watching and learning from the bench, you get 4-5 games playing out of position and you are dropped if you have 1 poor game or make a single mistake. Then it’s rinse and repeat until the youngsters are sold at a big loss.
Talent development under the gormless Glaswegian. He has never been different and he will never change
However it wouldn’t surprise me at all if Everton got the one dud.
Dibling may still be special and people may argue it’s because of Moyes that he hasn’t impressed yet but unless he get’s a move on in a blue shirt soon then he will be surplus to requirements, if not already.
Yeah, playing for a club that didn’t give a shit.
What about Dibling at Chelsea, genius? Pulled that “homesick” move on them first. So they sent him back.
Now, several years later, he’s “homesick”. . . . . . . AGAIN?
Yeah, all Moyes’s management.
“He needs to pull his finger out.” All the years Moyes managed Everton, name another player Moyes spoke about like that publicly.
It’s the kid. And he needs to pull his finger out.
He’s got lads the same age around him, been at the club for a year.
I reckon he’ll come good.