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The 0-0 draw between Tottenham Hotspur and Everton at the Tottenham Stadium highlighted a persistent issue for the visitors: a distinct lack of clinical finishing quality that has plagued them in away fixtures this season. Despite Everton controlling significant portions of the game and creating clear-cut chances, particularly through the partnership of James Garner and Tyrone Mings, they failed to convert their opportunities into goals. The hosts dominated possession with 14 shots compared to Everton's 12, yet only managed two on target, while Everton had three on target but none found the net. This inability to break deadlocks or capitalize on defensive errors suggests that while the team possesses decent technical ability, they lack the sharpness and composure required to win tight matches away from home, a trait often seen in other clubs where players score from seemingly nowhere. A major point of contention discussed was the management of substitutions, specifically regarding Tyrone Dibling, whose limited involvement frustrated many fans given his high transfer fee and potential. The hosts felt that the tactical decisions made by the manager were questionable, particularly when he brought on Jack Harrison to replace Brennan Johnson instead of utilizing Dibling or other attacking options earlier in the match. This approach seemingly painted the team into a corner, as removing their primary wide threat without immediately replacing him with another dynamic winger left them vulnerable and limited their ability to change the game's momentum. The conversation emphasized that with a squad size that should allow for more flexibility, the manager needs to commit to giving young players like Dibling meaningful minutes to build confidence and end product, rather than leaving them on the bench or using them in roles where they struggle to create chances. Defensively, Everton secured a clean sheet thanks largely to an outstanding performance by Jared Blandy, who was named man of the match for his exceptional defensive contributions, including nine blocks and four clearances. His presence elevated the entire backline, allowing the team to absorb pressure effectively after a chaotic start where they conceded early momentum. However, the goalkeeper Jordan Pickford faced a difficult night, making several crucial saves against Tottenham's relentless high press, though his distribution was criticized for being erratic at times. While the defense held firm, the overall narrative of the match remained one of disappointment for Everton, as they missed out on three points in a game where they arguably deserved to win or at least secure a victory given their dominance in key moments and the quality of their defensive display. Ultimately, the result leaves Everton sitting on four points from six games, which is viewed as an acceptable but unsatisfactory start to the season given their ambitions to finish in the top five or six. The hosts acknowledged that while they are happy with a point in difficult away environments like Tottenham's stadium, this pattern of not scoring goals needs to change immediately. The team has shown they can compete and defend well, but they must find a way to translate their possession and defensive solidity into offensive output. As the season progresses, the manager will need to refine his substitution strategy and ensure that all squad members, especially expensive signings like Dibling, are given the opportunity to prove their worth, as failing to do so could lead to unnecessary frustration and missed opportunities in crucial fixtures ahead.
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Welcome to Topy TV. It's the final where Tottenham Hotspur nil Everton nil the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday night. It a lot of people said it was time for Dr. Everton. I people calling it >> Tottenham hadn't scored a goal and whatever. >> Tottenham hadn't scored a goal >> and they still haven't scored a goal after the game. That's Is that a little tiny win with a little W? >> I know you know you look at it, doesn't it? I've seen a few people say >> like >> after the record we've got there, >> I I will I take a point. M >> but isn't that why we've got a record at all these places in many ways is that we we we we are happy to take a point at some of these places even when we deserve or even not even we didn't deserve to win but even when you think we can go and do these isn't that why our record so bad at these places cuz we're not willing to go for it the last 15 minutes >> I think what we went for I didn't see I just don't think we've got the quality I think that's the problem I think look at >> I think but yeah I mean we'll come on to that show but I think it's more of that. I don't think we we sat back anymore talking about for nothing. No. >> So, I think it's just a lack of quality. If we'd have had better finishing, >> we're sitting here talking about a two-nil away and we'd all be made up with that, wouldn't we? So, >> I understand your point and I think in some games, absolutely, it's that's correct. I don't know about Saturday. I don't know whether it was that or >> I don't know. I I don't think we played particularly well and I think it was the worst performance of the four in terms of putting bits together. I think in all of the other three games I think we've had spells where we've put the bits together. I don't think we did that particularly well on Saturday but >> I'll be honest mate after the opening 15 minutes had a bit your hand off at >> nil nil. No, it was tough. >> We started the game awfully like really badly. Um he just saying on the live today reminded did the leads last year the same we just kept giving the ball back. Wasn't even really anything Spurs were doing. We just kept giving them the ball back and so I don't I mean you might be right. I don't know. I just think it's more to me it's more of a a lack of quality at at key moments in the game and you see other clubs going other places and getting goals from nowhere and and get those wins. you know, another team might have gone there at the weekend and and h someone and just had that moment where they get a goal and they hang on gone. We we don't seem to do that too often. >> No, it is it is quality, isn't it? It comes down even though our left back got man of the match and I'm not having a go with our left back >> this week. Um Crystal Palace all I switch all three goals come from their left left back like that. Do you know what I mean? Sometimes that's what their left backs were getting praised last week cuz they scored the goals with full that beat them. >> Yeah. >> So it's it's it's >> you look at that and think that's sometimes what we just don't have. We don't have sometimes like a well not sometimes all the time. Don't have that one player who or or a player will do something that >> um that can just break that break a game like that in four in in other positions. Four positions. Yeah. But all right. And that's why obviously making the N's goal was so sort of strange last week because you're not used to seeing that. >> But we just don't have that at times where someone else can break the the deadlock for us. You know, I don't know James Garner pick him up and just like it's ve very far few and far between that you get like a James Garner just smash him on him or or Harrison we yet to see him get a goal. You know what I mean? So it's >> we're we're very reliant on a on a pocket of players, aren't we? And if they don't score, then we're not likely to score unless it is like a set piece and one of the center backs can get on the end or something. No, I think it's I think that's spot on. And >> you know, the heat goes on to to Thiago Barry, but our wingers don't score >> and so there is there's a collective responsibility they're all going to have they're all going to have to take. Um, obviously the team >> Men Ro was missing. >> Yeah, >> that was a bit of a surprise to me. I don't know whether other people knew but it was a surprise to me that he wasn't in the squad so he was out. Maitelland Niles came in which I'd have had him in anyway but I think what he might have done he might have played role ahead of him in this one >> but Maitlin Niles come in Brennan Johnson stayed on the right hand side and obviously Tyreek went back to the left and like I said we just the opening 10 or 15 I mean Cino seemed to fancy it against Michenko early on and he went past them easily a few times and the Miko definitely grew into the game and by the end they locked down But those fair, you know, Fernandez was getting in little pockets of space where he was on his own and >> couple of, you know, maybe when they're fully confident they'd take a shot a second earlier and you might be under pressure, but we were rocking in that opening without Jordan pick to make all sorts of saves. >> Spurs did start the game particularly well. Good tempo. >> Yeah, but you know what? It was almost like too frenetic for them >> in many ways. It was like it was there was like it was just so much it was chaotic and it it didn't really it it meant that our back line became like almost like like emergency mode and getting blocks in and and it didn't it didn't really create too many opportunities. I think the only one it really created or a couple the one where James Garner got back and then there was another one where the lag got in and he had so much time and space and then shutter got a C under his feet and then allowed him maybe to get him but but apart from that they didn't as you s they didn't have they didn't make Jordan pick make any saves and it was just it was very chaotic. It was just it was just them going, "Well, we're just going to pressure you really really high and force you to turn the ball over." >> And it just felt like we could could never get our never get our breath back. >> Um, but once we sort of got through that, >> then they didn't offer anything. It was like it was like they' used up all their energy bars. We've done that, haven't we? I've seen Everton do that in some games where you start welling and it doesn't you don't get it and you you start doing other things when you're thinking I'll keep doing what you're doing. They only really had that half chance in the first half which Van put over it sat up >> and he put it miles over the bar early didn't he and >> I think James Garner got to grips with it early on they had obviously Tali and Fernandez. There was a lot of talk about those two obviously the pair of them >> you know those two transfers alone are more than Everton's whole team. Yeah, >> once Ghana got to grips with it and Armstrong and they sort of disappeared from the game a pair of them. They'd be worried if you were a Spurs fan if they're that easily out the game. But >> from our perspective, we had a Maitlin Nile shot with his left foot which fizzed about 30 foot wide but fair play the shot. You know, that was the first one. We had a James Ger free kick which Kinsky >> did well enough, you know, needed to bounce a little bit earlier in front of him to catch him, didn't he? But he watched it all away and pushed it wide. But we we were doing that thing as well though when we got into good areas. We were wasteful or we slowed it down. had to go in the corners like we big team and go and get a corner and we've got a set piece coach and obviously they're trying different things which is fine but no problem with that but you it's so important to get your delivery right isn't it when you especially if you've been on the back foot a little bit and then you go and get a corner got to try and put the >> really seen any like alteration in set pieces are we >> there was just one where we took it shorts and it came in at a different angle but that was it I don't even think it came in I think it was flat and got cleared >> yeah I I don't know. I'm not Yeah, I haven't seen any evidence of a set piece coat so far. >> There's definitely one though. >> No, there is one. There is one, but I've not seen any evidence on the page. Everything just seems the same. >> Just seems putting it into the box. Um, >> yeah, someone was talking about it the other day. Can't remember who it was. Someone was talking about it and >> like zones and everything just like it just seems like it's more defensive. >> Coleman. >> Yeah, it was Coleman. Yeah, it was Coleman, wasn't it? It was it sounded like it was more just dealing with the defensive side of things and and and knowing where you need to be. I didn't don't think we've seen anything off offensively yet. They were >> they were slightly better than the the one we took down there last year or sorry earlier last season, sorry. But >> no, we um no big side our set pieces are still pretty pretty poor. Like we don't >> we don't do anything that really >> really aids us. Although the what we saw one did we see one go with where Brande got the little flick early on the goal from the goal he made the save that's the only one I've seen so no apart from that there's very little else so yeah it was >> it was just I suppose it was just get to our time nil nil and then be happy with that because of how frenetic the start was but did we a bit surprised that we didn't use Johnson's pace a bit more against Robertson you saw one moment in the second half when the ball got played and he just left them for dead. I think they like come across or I think they got to block him. But >> thinking let's let's try and get on, you know. >> I think a lot of that's reliance on Ger picking the ball up in the right areas, isn't it? I don't think the diagonal works on on there's just not enough space if you're playing it that deep. The fullback can see it for far too long in the air and he's not going to get beaten like on >> unless you're mate Len in the opening 10 minutes when he lost Robertson a couple of times. But >> you shouldn't you shouldn't be you shouldn't be leaving that space. So that I think that's more reliant on Garner playing those balls. But >> maybe it's just an early days for Brennan Johnson and we're not we're not in that position yet where we've quite got to grips. >> The worst thing you can even the worst thing you can do we spoke about this is try and think that we're going to play him in the same way that we played in Jai. It's just not going to work. He's not a dribbler. >> No, not at all. >> And he's just a runner, >> is he? He's a runner. He's not without being I don't think it's disrespectful to say he's not technically brilliant >> but is is he he's got an eye for goal which he's proven through his career >> and he's got a good turn of pace and there there is this sort of positive aspect. He's not going to take a ball in tight in crowded areas and come out with with good dribbling cuz if that's his game and J was >> unbelievable at that was in Ji's game. Give it me when I'm under pressure and I'll come out with two or three men and just walts beyond them. But hopefully when Johnson gets into a rhythm, he can get on the end of things at maybe the back post and start scoring or we can get the pace going. But you're right, we can't use him and exactly the same way maybe did with him cuz it won't work. >> No, no, it won't. Um, >> yeah, it relies on Ghana being a little bit higher up the pitch. I don't think and trying to get him in between the center back maybe as well and the fullback. But then maybe that's again maybe that's more on Juju Hall as well because of where he plays to do that. But >> I don't know. I don't know whether that fits the way we play. I don't know whether you've got the players to get the most out of him, but he's just going to have he's just going to have to persevere, isn't he? Cuz >> as we saw on Saturday, >> it only takes missing one player and obviously we've got two missing players and we've got to notice a goalie on the bench. So, it's it's like, you know, it's going to be used. That's the point is they're all going to be used one way or another. And we saw that in the team that finished the game. They're going to have to they're going to have to fill in >> fill in in different roles and be prepared for that. And that's >> how do we get the best out of them in those roles. >> Yeah. >> Come out for the second half and they they were on the front foot again. I think the Zerby had a little go but >> didn't really create you know a few crosses into the box and we >> we'll deal with that all day won't we with Tarovski and Brandweight and it was comfortable and I think the disappointing thing for me was >> we got through that first sort of ten again not like we had to get through it but you know what I mean we didn't give anything silly away and it was time for a sub >> definitely because we just didn't really start getting on the front foot but >> we'd have one moment with Ty where we fed them the ball and he faced Arty Gray up and left him for dead and stood it up brilliantly. >> Oo Barry gets the header in and it's the goalie so fortunate. It's the keeper on the top of the head and goes out for a corner and from that corner Tyreek has the left foot shot which Benor blocks. I think the keeper would have probably shaved it anyway but he hits it well >> and then you're thinking it's just there's a sub we need that little change will get on and get hold of it. Jack's ready to come on and he takes Tar George off instead of Brennan Johnson who you know like I've just said we get the best out of him use him in a certain way but we saw how successful George was last week >> but this is like what we talking about last week isn't it >> with having so few players Moyes is going to have to work work out how to get the best out of the subs that he uses. So you obviously you only get the three windows. So you've got to So in the three windows, you know, five five play obviously bring the five players on. >> But you've got to like look I I think again listen I'm not a manager and and you know not not saying I know more than Mo of course I don't but that we we're watching the game change all the time. football change. And I just think you've got to give more thought to like the whole game and how you're going to use your subs if you've only got such a limited squad. And and what I mean by that is >> the minute he brings Ty George off and he knows he's going to bring Brennan Johnson off within 5 minutes, >> you snook it. You've snookered yourself. >> Yeah. Now, I thought when he brought George off that he was going to put Bernardon Johnson up front and he was going to take maybe Barry off with like seven on 70 minutes. He'd run run himself to the into the ground quite a lot and the long ball wasn't really working anymore. >> When he took Brenon Johnson off, I was like, well, >> you've you've put you've painted yourself into a corner. >> Yeah. Yeah. Like like you're gonna if you kept Ty George on, >> took Brennan Johnson off, Brock Greish on, now you've got two wingers, >> give Tyreek George 10 extra minutes just to see how he does on the other side cuz that's maybe all he needed was to freshen himself up and play on the other side. >> But at least now you're going to there's a possibility of finishing the game with two wingers. Yeah. >> But he doesn't. So >> this is where I don't this is where I don't quite understand cuz then you bring on Okay. you bring on you male isn't fit enough so he comes off and you bring Jake on. totally understand that. But at the same time, you could have gone, well, you know what, maybe James Garner could finish the game at right back and maybe >> Hayden Hackne can finish the game at center midfield now. And you've given yourself loads of options. But I just thought >> once he took Tikov and he's not going to bring Diblin on then he's just he's limited how many changes he can make and because he's going he's making them almost like one by one >> and there in it's like that's not happening I don't think in football anymore. I think it's more like people looking and going well with the first one we'll get two on because then we've made good use of that first window brought two on someone even bringing three on now I wouldn't expect Moyes to do that especially when we join nil nil but it was such a strange sub just I did it and and we've ended up then with Hackne playing on the right Jake playing behind them and obviously Gish on the left but we've limited ourselves and that's what disappointed me more than anything because like I don't think Ty would I think he's one of those players that >> he only needs one moment. >> Of course. Yeah, >> he only needs one moment. I think I think he's he's good enough to take the player on and he's quick enough and he'll make something happen. It wasn't happening in the game, but he wasn't it wasn't like he was knackered. >> Just Oh, that was I thought that was just a strange decision cuz as I said, I think it just it limited what he could do from then on. >> I think I think you're right. As in if he was going to then end up with Brennan Johnson through the middle, >> then all right, fair enough. you you don't think Zary's having a good go whatever even though he had carved the best chance we'd had out >> um then okay take him off then >> and go with what you went but he didn't he just just wait a five minutes or something to take Brenon Johnson off >> 10 minutes >> you know and ends up with Barry >> just running around anyway and and >> but then us not having players to create him an opportunity he's never going to get the ball >> and do what say Liam Dap did the other day is he but he's never going to do that is he he's not really he he's a penalty box striker or he'll get on the end of a you know header or something he's not going to pick the ball up 25 yards out run across smash it in with his right foot into the bottom corner and win us the game not that I've seen anyway >> so therefore when you take your wide players off and okay put Jack on which is fine >> but you've took off the threat on the other side then Hayden Hackne's having to play a role he's not really used to in the Premier League. >> I'd understand that if we were winning 1 nil or 2-0 and he's like I'm just going to see it out. I don't care. It's my responsibility to try to go and get three and four. My responsibility is to get Everton three points. >> So, it was one of them, but it was he he I think in the end he's given Hackne more minutes in the Premier League, but he had backed himself into a corner by a poor sub. In my opinion, I think tidy I think and should have come off. In my opinion, >> this is the problem though. I mean, you know, we can people can talk about it. Players can talk about it about the size of the squad or the quality of the squad. It doesn't it doesn't matter if you've got 19 brilliant players like the best players >> if they're not doing it or they're tired or they pick up an injury or whatever it is if you don't have another player in that position. And this is the problem with Barry. If you've already committed yourself to Brennan Johnson, starting a game and not finishing the game, then what does that do? >> That leaves you with I'm I'm not and I don't think Barry was like out on his feet or anything, >> but going long to him wasn't working. Like you just said, if there's no creativity, >> you need to change it. So the manager is going to have to start making these decisions where he looks at it and says, "Well, Brennan Johnson isn't starting because he's our backup striker or he will leave him on and he's going to end up finishing there." >> Or wacky idea. >> Mhm. >> Just throw the under 21 striker on for the last 10 minutes. >> Maybe there's another just like a game. >> Well, there's an under 21 midfielder who was taken and wasn't even putting on the putting on the bench for another go. >> I get that. But what I'm saying is and he did score on Sunday all the way all the way. Did he just stay in London? Surely >> um >> but if you're going to do that then you know maybe throw Braden Graeme on for eight minutes or something as a wild card and say look just >> we're going to play balls in just I know he's up against Van that's what I'm saying though it's like >> he's going to it's like almost like a puzzle isn't it? You're going to have to surely surely when he was taken when surely when these the bank of assistants are sitting there surely they don't when they're taking off a play on the 65th minute surely they know who the next sub is going to be 10 minutes later or the next two sub or surely they're looking at it getting Jake ready to go right you're going to come on for mate Nars we know what know why >> surely they're looking at Brenon Johnson and going right he'll probably again cuz he hasn't played that much football they're looking at going right he'll 75 minutes out of him and we already know we're replacing him with. I I find I just find some of the decisions slightly strange that you've got five subs but you only use three. You see the reality and the other thing they could have done and I know me mate Dave who uh who is a football coach and has coached against silent they bling in the academy >> when he was at forest and stuff who says he's better through the middle like he could be a psyker. >> Yeah. Why not throw him on for Barry with eight seven eight nine minutes we'll see about 30 I'll pre >> change the way we play >> just have someone and go well we're gonna give it into your feet >> spin them and go go you know with all I mean the the reality is we Tyler Dibling for whatever reason isn't a viable option for the manager for whatever reason as a right winger >> as a left winger it seems and and obviously neither through the middle as a striker either cuz that and again I'm not saying Tier Barry was terrible needed to be taken. I actually thought he'd done all right. We just didn't give him anything and he's when you're running around on your own up front which is what he was doing for most of the game it is hard isn't it? But but it's worrying that with a squad the size that we've got >> that the manager is not committing to even like 5 minutes for some of these players. And I know how important it is to try and get a point out of this game. And I totally understand. I totally understand like building up to, you know, you if we beat if we beat Switch, we it will be a good >> be a good set of fixtures, won't it? And and maybe, you know, if he starts dibbling against walls >> again, that might play a part in it. Oh, it just feels it feel if we've got a 35 million pound player sitting on the bench and it's just it just seems it just seems so weird, doesn't it? So strange that a player who >> had a good a good end to the preseason isn't getting any opportunities. I just I find the whole thing really really strange. Player who's played in the Premier League. Like I just I just I can't be eight cuz Tyreek's younger than him. So Har so it can't be an age thing, isn't it? >> So for whatever reason, either Tyler's not doing what the coaching staff want him to do in games, he's not saying information on he's switching off whatever >> or they're just not seeing the quality that they they >> they thought we thought he had. But it's it's frustrating because the there's a player that we paid a lot of money for. >> We're in that zone again after only four or five games where we're sitting here going, "Well, >> what's the point? We're not don't like there's nothing rant and raving about him not coming on the pitch." >> No, no, because >> what's the point? No one's >> Well, he's a forward player and was short in the form. >> No one's seen enough of him in the Premier League to make that decision. Okay. People will go, "I saw him against Preston. He was he was rubbish." I against Preston. I thought I thought he was in and out like most wingers are and think he's a player who's massively low on confidence who needs games of football. >> So then should we have loaned them out? >> Again, that's another question. But could we loan him out with the size of the squad? We loaned out as new. >> Yeah. >> No, we loaned out as we haven't got any backup backup left back. So it's it really is difficult, isn't it, to like put your finger on what what's going on there, you know? I just I find it I find it very very strange. But you know, listen, it's very early in the season. >> Yeah. >> And hopefully the manager will >> he's gonna have to he's gonna have to grow into making these changes. He's gonna have to get his head around. It might be five subs. Now, he might not do that till Norard's available and rolls back, but >> other teams are doing it and you have to come up with ways. But I understand the frustration of of Evertonians as well cuz I'm one of them. It's that them attacking areas were key. It's why I was saying deadline day, we need a winger and a striker. If we're letting >> NJ go out, there isn't Jack Reish for NJ. It had to be Jack Reish and another winger >> on the right hand side because quite clearly we could all tell >> Tyler Dibling was never getting the nod. >> So, you know, he's going to have to start proving himself. Tyler, I think somehow >> he's got to be given the opportunity and I think he'll play against Wolves and he's he's got to show up well and maybe >> boss David Moyes is thinking into going actually this lad isn't is a viable option. This is a lad who played away at Burnley and away at forest for us last season though and >> Evan didn't concede the goal. We we got four points out of the six. So the m thing is his possession stats are normally really really good. So he doesn't lose the ball. So what is where does the trust element come? problem with him is I've said I think I've been consistent with this >> is he never seems to know what he's going to do when he beats the man. There's no sort of end product and it's not end product that >> you know he's putting the crosses into the south stand or whatever. I'm talking about there's no end product. There's not even an end product for him to get a shot away. Like I was really shocked against Leo when he cut in and had a shot and the keeper tipped it over because he and it'll be confidence that >> he he just doesn't do that. He he normally would look to pass that and he didn't. I was made up and I think he had another one where he went on a run and tried to bend it and it was too close to the goalie. I want to see him do that. He hit the post to well sorry forced a really good shape and the keeper of pressed and sounded like he hit the post >> at the game. Um so I think maybe it's that maybe the manager's looking going well you're not you're not committing a defender and getting crosses in and you're committing a defender and getting shots in or playing little through balls. So what are you actually bringing? Yes, you might not give the ball away. Yeah, you might work back and help your fullback out, but you're not doing anything the other way. >> But thing about it is, let's be honest, most of this is based on what he does in training, not what he's doing in games. Played enough games. >> Yeah. >> You know, you can't say you haven't done that in the You didn't play again. >> Well, maybe he's not doing it in training. >> I mean, I have no idea. >> No, I know. But that's that's >> all I know is every time he plays, I am willing him more than believing he's going to do it. Do you know what I mean? I'm almost like >> Yeah. Yeah. Almost like just come on lad. We know it's in there. Draw it out. But I don't know how you draw it out. I really don't if he's he's either gone where it just doesn't work. I mean I seen a thing about whether I put in a group. Someone had done a thing Liverpool bigger Liverpool count about words saying then we just all got to accept he's a he's he's just a flop. He's a big money flop. >> Every club has it. And I was like >> I hope that's not going to be Tyler Dibling for us. I really cuz he's young. He's a young player. But maybe the only way the lad ever gets >> Bruce himself is the manager has to just go go ahead go and do it. >> He should be a viable option on Saturday when Brennan Johnson was coming off. It should have been Tyler Dibling >> because that's where he plays >> or even Yeah. But the thing about it is though >> or even up front. >> He could have been brought on in the last like say 5 minutes >> but like Harrison Armstrong >> and Hackne goes and plays in midfield. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> And then you've got >> Yeah. you you've just and then you're making think of something think of something a little bit different for the last five minutes which is having two wingers on and >> a different kind of center midfielder who's going to drive through the middle. See, I wouldn't I wouldn't mind it as much if I thought, yeah, but you know, against like Ipsswitch or against other Crystal Palaces of the world or whatever, that's what he'll do. He'll go like really offensive, but you look and go, >> he probably wouldn't do it in them games either right now cuz it doesn't look like he's got any trust in him. Now, the manager might sit here and go, >> I have. It's just different courses for courses. I don't know. But it doesn't seem to play out like that, does it? Uh Everton did have two big moments though in the game where >> which is where that I wouldn't say two points dropped but it's where you go there was an opportunity there to win. Um so let's have a look at the stillson the first one this is the K and Jbury all chance which is which Everton do really well to fashion themselves all ti Barry you can see there's gone um that's just run across the ball went back to kinsky he presses bol it's it's just go back one sector it's supposed to go to tanali we've got circle there's b all's alive to it it goes on kan goes and cuts it out barry's there comes around now got two options here. He comes back onto his left foot and you can see the whole goal is open. Look where the goalie is. Now you either you can think if we go on again you know this is where he pulls the trigger to shoot but go to the next one Jay which is behind I think it is. This is the no the other way. Sorry mate there. Now if we look at this I mean look at Barry. >> Yeah. >> Is it the next one? I've done a thing J. It isn't it? But the next one if he rolls that there tier Barry can just side foot it in >> the nap or if he's going to take it himself he has to lift it. >> Yeah. >> He has to get height on that and just dink it. If it goes past Kinsky it's a goal isn't it? It's all he has to do >> you know and um I know on commentary as well he was saying why didn't he just roll it square for a tap in >> you know you win one n so that was a big moment and I think >> he scored a brilliant goal day one against Palace from nothing. But I just think right now and I think >> he put something on his Instagram, didn't it, with it'll click >> and I feel like he knows it just hasn't quite gone for him right right now. He's always he always works hard, puts the effort in. He's got that quality. >> But I think in we need him to start getting the goals and and he was obviously key in creating the other big opportunity which we can see here now. Um there we go. So we've got him in a nice pocket of space there. James Garner's got the ball. He's just pulled in between. I said that's O'Neal as well. And Arty Gray take it on and Garner threads him through. He just lets the ball roll past them and then he's going to attack that space goes in. He's going to cut that back to the penalty spot and we got Brennan Johnson circled who's in a absolutely great position >> for the whole to to see the whole picture that's rolled square. And when you see him running onto it and the whole goal is open, >> you're thinking, >> you know, either take a touch out your feet and just guide it or first time just put it in that far corner. But you can see Brennan's body shape there. >> He's opened his foot too much. So the natural angle of the ball is to go away to the right. >> And when you see when it went on, you could see obviously look where the ball's ended up there and the Everton fans early and he knows how good the opportunity it is because >> he's got his head in his hands and He had time sadly had time to let it come off his body and just guide it in. He had even at no bar square which you're never going to do are you? But >> you know that was a huge huge moment. One of those going. >> Yeah. >> Then you'd like to think Evan would have seen it out and got the three points. >> It's always the case though, isn't it? Like especially the first one. I don't understand why players don't take them first time. I just don't understand. Don't understand why they don't just kick through it first time. But >> it's um >> Yeah. And then yeah, I thought Bren Johnson should have done so much better. Really should have hit the target. >> Yeah, keeper makes a great save. You go you can really do about that. But it was a big moment. That would have been a great moment for him, wouldn't it? Premier League goal at Spurs and all that. >> But you know, we they only really had one more chance after I mean Jordan Pigford's kicking all day was terrible. >> He's one of the Saints of James. I think he's one of them. Jordan Pickford. If he gets his first one right, he's sort of on it and his passing's great. But if he gets his first one wrong, he seems to chase the pass all day. And it almost gets worse. He get one out in the first half when we we had acres of space and he put it out. And >> this one near the end, it's a right foot and he kicks it straight to I think it's Fernandez and >> he goes on and whips the shot back and he ends up having to save it. >> I think it was going in. >> It was going in. >> And it's a really good save in the end. But >> yeah, it is a good save. Doesn't count as a save >> as far as I'm concerned. But it was kicking was well off all day, wasn't it? >> It was crap. It was No, it was just crap. Just >> just one of those days for him. >> But he made the save. >> Other than that, Spurs didn't nearly have anything despite the money and the changes they made. They should be >> I'd be scratching me head if I was a Tottenham fan thinking why do we hate Richard Allison when he basically kept us up last year. He's the only decent striker we've got and we don't want him. >> It's a bit mad for system at Sileni, but there you go. There you go. But Edon did keep a clean sheet. I gave man of the match to Jared Brantweight. I think Michenko started really poorly, but he did get better and better as it went on. But I thought Brande was absolutely outstanding all day and and yeah, I give him another match. So let's have a look at his stats from the game and you go 86% passing accuracy, four blocks, four clearances. He had nine defensive contributions, won 60% of his ground jewels, two ball recoveries. He had 10 line breaking passes and ended up with a rating of 7.3. So I mean, how did you how did you think Jared done? Because I think I think I think Michenko had like >> he had the most tackles. >> More like standout moments, didn't he? Like the blocks and the tackles. But but Brande just just by his presence >> just was head and shoulders better than anybody I thought on the pitch. um real confidence about him and just makes the plays around him better I think as well. So that was brilliant. Certainly brilliant. >> He's key isn't he? I think he's absolutely key to anything Everton do this season cuz he makes him and Tarovski a good partnership. Obviously O'Brien's going to he's got some minutes now. So maybe he's back off the naughty step now. >> Um and hopefully he can force his way into David Moy just thinking at center back at some stage as well. Baki and Brley are a good >> are a good partnership and Jed makes everybody better. So >> I think it's absolutely key we keep him fit. So yeah, nil nil nil nil at a ground we don't generally do very well at. >> That's got to change at some stage. You know, you should never have these runs, should you? But it's the third game on the run we haven't scored a goal against. Spurs and they have been poor. They're fans that say they've been poor. >> Newcastle have won more games at that ground than they in the year. >> And in fact, we're the only team who they've beaten in 2026, you know. >> There you go. >> So I didn't want it to be. We're the only team they've beaten twice. You know, we've beaten us twice. So, let's have a look at the overall match that from the game. Spurs nil, Everton nil, 14 shots to Tottenham, 12 to Everton, and two on target for Spurs, three for Evan and 0.69 XT for Tottenham, 1.11 for Everton. Spurs had the possession. Well, there was a couple of spells in the game at Everton at 75 and 76% possession. Well, I was going to say to be fair, that first 20 minutes was like 75% spend rate that back brilliantly. >> M. So, yeah. I mean, so overall when you step back from it, what are you >> I'm disappointed. No, I'm disappointed. I think >> I think the game's there to be won. >> So, I take a point, but I'm I'm I am disappointed. We're never going to win at these grounds if we just keep on going. Oh, no. I draw. I draw fine. Never. That's why we don't win at them. So, I don't know. Listen, I people whatever people want fine. I just I just thought we could have won the game. >> I think we could have won. I think it's one of them where you go points all right but when you look you go >> that probably was a moment to get that win and I mean last year we won at like Old Trafford and Bournemouth and Villa where we haven't won for you >> that Newcastle was you know big win maybe that was one opportunity but we do have to have the quality the players have got to step up. We've got what we've got >> and I like that they're tightknit and there is quality there. There's no doubt about this quality, but they've got to come up with goals. They should all be able to kick a ball sight, all of them. So, that's what they've got to do. Kick it straight into the net. >> That's what we need. So, nil nil. And again, if we just to finish, if we got two home games this week, if we win the both of them >> and it'll be if it will be tough, don't get me wrong, but if we win the both of them, then, you know, Saturday night, we'll go into that break in a good place, you know, the fourth round of the Carabell Cup. And I think if we win, we'll probably be in the top five or six going into that break. So I think you know we we said last week during the preview >> we wanted six points but we got four it wouldn't be a bad thing really and I'm still on for that but >> this might look a better point if we beat Ipsswitch might >> no it's still I'm still not having it but but but yeah no listen if we go into if we win on Saturday and we win against Wolves then it'll have been a good start to the season. >> There you go. 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