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Fellaini was a box to box midfielder in Belgium with Standard Liege, where he occasionally played as a defensive midfielder. Again,nothing to do with the Moyes University of mediocrity.
The only reason Lescott was played st left back, was because of the successful pairing of Yobo and Jagielka in the middle.
Lots of younger players get minutes in positions that aren’t their best or most natural, early on in their development.
Hell, Saka was used as a left back in his early appearances for Arsenal.
Reinforcements in several positions are needed urgently; we all know that. Unfortunately, our specialist recruitment team don’t seem to be on the same page.
The clock is ticking and this transfer window is beginning to look a lot like our other recent ones… last minute, desperate and with absolutely no evidence of any transfer strategy or planning.
TFG appear to be totally disinterested in the football side of Everton Football Club, evidenced not only by a seeming reluctance to strengthen the squad but by allowing the unambitious Moyes to run down his contract.
I hope I’m wrong and that things are progressing behind the scenes, but I’m beginning to fear the worst!