The Everton flop who’s now outperforming Beto & Ndiaye
Under Sean Dyche, the Everton sinking ship looked set for a worrying battle against the Premier League relegation zone.
Now, under the inspired methods of old face turned fresh motivator David Moyes, the Toffees are looking up at the table instead of looking precariously down, with Moyes’ men now amazingly 13 points off the last relegation spot in the daunting division.
It has been a revitalising appointment all round for a suddenly confident Everton group, with Beto now a leading marksman for his side under the Scotsman, when Dyche would rarely give him opportunities to shine.
Transformed Everton stars under Moyes
Indeed, the Portugal-born striker looked anything but a deadly goal machine during his early days in England, with his weak output for last campaign seeing him bag just three league strikes from 30 outings.
He has already beaten that small total under Moyes’ still fledgling return, with four strikes coming his way from his side’s last three Premier League contests, which included opening the scoring during Goodison Park’s last ever Merseyside Derby.
He would follow up this composed goal against the Reds with another similarly ice-cold finish versus Crystal Palace, with Jack Harrison another figure boosted by Moyes’ transformative presence based on his individual display at Selhurst Park.
The Leeds United loanee would successfully complete four dribbles as a full-throttle option down the flanks, with this performance doubly reassuring when you consider Iliman Ndiaye’s unfortunate injury situation.
