Gooner

'Decent' sums it up and it's no where near enough for what he has spent on players during his reign in charge. We are weak on the left wing, we only have Saka on the right, Sterling fell into our laps on the last say and was basically given to us by Chelsea. He has basically no game time, just picking up splinters on the bench and being told how fantastic he is in the dressing room. We for sure need a focal point, Havertz isn't a striker and Gabriel Jesus has looked finished for over a year and a half now. It was really poor from us, you had that low block, we kept going wide like we did against Fulham, putting the ball in the box when we couldn't get through the middle and mostly as expected you dealt with it comfortably. Pickford made couple big saves but saves I'd expect him to make. Even in the last 20 minutes I never felt like we would score, it was very predictable. I haven't been a fan personally this season besides a few games and moments we've had in games, which will always no matter how the team is set up with some of the quality we have in our attacking ranks. Very true and you know how it works, you can't spend loads of money and mostly produce boring football and not win, it's completely unacceptable. Good luck with getting your takeover at the club sorted out. It must be really frustrating over the last few years for all you Everton fans to deal with what has been going on and what you have had to watch on the pitch.

We 'deserved' to win because we had all the possession and they had 0 shots on target according to Arteta. Commendable achievements and I wouldn't want it any other way, but it needs to be backed up by an effective attack. We need plan A, B, C, D etc. We can't keep hoping for set pieces and expecting our only plan from open play to be options. He's had long enough and if either of the two teams above us win the league this season, it will be two managers in their first season managing in the Premier League, the whole process and managers needing time theoriy will be shot out the window.