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‘I don’t think any of you do either’ – David Moyes admits confusion after Everton goal ruled out

David Moyes gave his thoughts after Everton's 2-2 Premier League draw at Hull City in which Brennan Johnson, for the second successive game, was punished for being offside

By Chris Beesley · Liverpool Echo

Published: Sunday, 11 October 2026 at 5:11 PM

Key Things to Know

David Moyes admitted confusion after Brennan Johnson had an Everton goal disallowed for subjective offside against Hull City.
Everton drew 2-2 with Hull City at the MKM Stadium after failing to maintain a 2-1 lead.
Former assistant referee Darren Cann defended the VAR review, calling it a subjective offside decision.

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Everton manager David Moyes expressed confusion over the concept of "subjective offside" after Brennan Johnson had a goal disallowed in a 2-2 Premier League draw against Hull City. Referee Michael Salisbury reviewed the pitchside monitor before ruling out the first-half strike, marking the second consecutive match where Johnson had an effort disallowed.

Former Premier League assistant referee Darren Cann supported the decision, noting VAR Tim Wood properly referred Salisbury to the monitor. Moyes voiced frustration over Everton conceding poor goals after leading 2-1, but he highlighted Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall's performance after the midfielder scored and assisted Thierno Barry.

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‘I don’t think any of you do either’ – David Moyes admits confusion after Everton goal ruled out

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