- Everton looks like a new team under David Moyes and has risen to 16th place
- They are nine points away from the descent zone and have won three in a row
- Listen now: Everything is starting! Ollie Watkins Al Arsenal? It is a terrible planning from Arsenal … Everything is a bit late and panic of the Gunners!
Intensity and discipline have always been David Moyes Hallmarks and can now add inspiration to his management attributes.
Moyes has not changed staff or found revolutionary ideas since they replaced Sean Dyche, but has injected confidence and positivity into the Everton blood torrent.
Take Beto. Ridetic during his stay in Goodison, the £ 26 million striker intervened for Dominic Calvert-Lewin on Saturday and took his two goals as the Harry Kane peak.
Everton won his third consecutive game and the descent fears are now in the rearview mirror.
'The gaffer always tells us that we have quality and to show it. The impulse of the trust he has given us is really important, '' said Beto.
'Our mentality now is that we want to win games. I showed that I am able to play in the Premier League.
David Moyes has won three and lost a game since Everton took over last month
The toffees now remain nine points in the fall zone, since their descent fears have decreased
At 61, Moyes is a completely rounded manager now. However, the street element will never disappear. It was Moyes who coined the 'Popular Club' label when he joined in 2002 and still likes a goal to unite Evertonians.
“There is a great rival in the city (Liverpool) who are very good,” he said. “But we are going to defend and try to be competitive, even though we don't have all the things they have.”
Everton is now nine points above the last three after his 4-0 on Leicester on Saturday.
A bit player like Beto has accommodated, so when he had to intervene to replace the injured Dominic Calvert-Lewin, he had an impact with an orthopedic device in the first half that adds to Abdoulaye Doucoure's goal after only 10 seconds , the fastest recorded in Everton's history. Unliman Ndiaye added a final room.
Finishing his three -month drought, Beto made a gesture towards the crowd in Goodison Park after scoring twice in the impressive victory of the toffee.
He subsequently explained that he was sharing his joy with the afflicted teammate, Orel Mangala, who suffered an ACL injury that ended the season in the previous week in Glow.
“He was choosing Mangala,” Beto confirmed. 'He had told me earlier in the day in our training field at Finch Farm that would be in the stands.
“He said if he scored, to point him out, so that's what I tried to do.”