“David Moyes’ Frustration with Everton Player Spotted by Sky Sports Pundit”

Everton has shown significant improvement since David Moyes took charge in January.

However, their trip to the capital on Wednesday night proved challenging, as they struggled to find the net until late in the game.

Despite extending their unbeaten Premier League run to six matches, the Toffees were left frustrated, particularly with VAR decisions during their draw against Manchester United.

The hard-fought point was secured only after Jake O’Brien’s late equalizer, which salvaged a result for the visitors.

Throughout the match, Moyes displayed visible frustration from the dugout, particularly due to Everton’s struggles in attack.

One of his key concerns was Jack Harrison’s inconsistent crossing, which continues to raise doubts about his future at the club.

The Leeds United loanee has endured a disappointing season, and his delivery from set pieces left much to be desired.

Sue Smith, speaking on Sky Sports, highlighted Moyes’ evident frustration after one of Harrison’s underwhelming corners.

“You can see from Moyes’ reaction he wasn’t happy at all!” she remarked.

This sentiment was echoed by a journalist in the press box, who observed Moyes’ reaction to a missed opportunity following a Harrison cross.

“Moyes with his head in his hands. Beto just can’t reach O’Brien’s header across goal after Harrison’s cross. Big chance if he connects,” they reported.

With the match behind them, Everton will now head to the United Arab Emirates for a warm-weather training camp, benefiting from over a week without a fixture.

Moyes will be relieved that his side’s positive momentum remains intact going into the break.

One major bright spot for Everton was Jake O’Brien’s performance, which ultimately lifted Moyes’ spirits.

The Irish defender scored a brilliant header at the back post to secure the draw.

His movement from the right-back position allowed him to find space and execute a powerful finish, highlighting his growing importance in the squad.

O’Brien’s recent form has earned praise, particularly since being given an opportunity under Moyes.

His impressive displays have led to questions about why former manager Sean Dyche failed to utilize him.

O’Brien himself has been vocal about his frustrations with Dyche’s lack of trust, and his response on the pitch—culminating in his first goal for Everton—further justifies his frustration.

As Everton continues to build under Moyes, O’Brien’s emergence provides a major boost.

His ability to contribute both defensively and offensively could make him a key figure in the Toffees’ plans moving forward.