“David Moyes EXPLODES in RAGE at £15M Everton Flop MULTIPLE TIMES in Chelsea Clash – You WON’T Believe What Happened!”
David Moyes counting on The Friedkin Group to deliver on big summer spending promise.
The 1-0 loss to Chelsea highlighted exactly why reinforcements are still needed at Everton, as the squad continues to struggle with consistency.
David Moyes’ return initially sparked excitement with a strong start, but back-to-back defeats have exposed some worrying cracks.
However, it’s important to acknowledge that Moyes has transformed the club’s attitude significantly compared to Sean Dyche’s era.
Still, questions are beginning to arise regarding Moyes’ trust in certain players.
Nathan Patterson has already fallen out of favour, and it now seems Moyes might be losing confidence in a few others.
During the defeat to Chelsea, Moyes was spotted visibly frustrated with James Garner’s repeated mistakes.
While the recent losses have come against top-tier opponents like Manchester City and Chelsea, there’s still an expectation to show more quality, particularly as Everton fans eagerly anticipate a fresh start under The Friedkin Group.
Moyes, though, remains determined to finish the current campaign on a positive note.
His visible anger during the match was reportedly triggered by Garner’s poor corner deliveries, with journalist Patrick Boyland noting Moyes had his head in his hands multiple times as Garner’s corners repeatedly landed straight into goalkeeper Robert Sánchez’s arms—a recurring issue throughout Saturday’s game.
The pressure on Garner is undoubtedly increasing. With Dwight McNeil working towards full fitness, Moyes will soon have more options to rely on.
Garner’s set-piece quality has been far from acceptable, especially considering the aerial threats posed by players like Jarrad Branthwaite and Jake O’Brien.
While Garner has generally been a consistent performer for Everton, his recent form is cause for concern.
Being tasked with set-piece duties only magnifies his mistakes, and with fans already questioning his impact, continued struggles could pile even more pressure on the young midfielder at a crucial stage of the season.
