On Sunday, Bournemouth breezed to the type of victory away at Manchester United that Evertonians could only dream of.Everton did, of course, beat Man Utd last season at Old Trafford, but it was a backs-against-the-wall, stoic display in the face…

Writing for ToffeeWeb, Patric Ridge argues that Everton manager David Moyes must start focusing on his team's own strengths rather than obsessing over the opposition. Drawing comparisons with Bournemouth's recent success at Manchester United under Marco Rose, Ridge claims Moyes' overly cautious approach risks leaving the manager behind modern tactical standards.
Ridge criticizes Moyes' tactical choices, including starting Merlin Rohl out of position against Chelsea and sidelining players like Hayden Hackney, Charly Alcaraz, Tyler Dibling, and Tyrique George. The writer argues Moyes over-relies on out-of-form regulars and long-ball tactics to striker Thierno Barry instead of playing to the squad's strengths.
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