'Reason for Everton frustration is clear as Tottenham fan reaction is a warning to David Moyes'
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'Iliman Ndiaye's form reminds me of Man City issue as Everton given stark transfer reminderr'
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There were found to be more VAR errors in the Premier League in the recent review.
In gameweek 35 there were three VAR errors and one on-field error that didn't meet the VAR threshold.
This audio is utterly damning and shows why VAR is no good - even with the technology in front of you.
A clearcut decision that most of the world - including these officialsβ boss - saw as a penalty but one seemed adamant from the start not to give it.
https://t.co/ynoWPmrtrs
@CraigHewitt1976@LivEchoEFC Yes, weβve witnessed his misses.
The debate in the column is why?
I feel he wastes too much energy in the wrong areas and shows lack of composure & conviction in the final moments due to fatigue.
Why didnβt Micβd up @FA_PGMOL show the audio of the holding in the penalty area during the EFC v City match?
Is it bβcos itβll show VAR officials state the ball wasnβt in play during the hold? Dermot Gallagher has already stated the video evidence shows it was in play. π‘
'Everton players need to take blame for mistakes that have been happening since before David Moyes'
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@DaviesDarren I agree. But like City game two subs that came on - One slipped & one made a bad decision on the break & also decided not close down the equaliser.
Sure they needed more minutes by Moyes but equally not many have took their opportunities this season. Cup games proves that.
'Everton players need to take blame for mistakes that have been happening since before David Moyes'
Read part 1 of the @bally03#EFC column
https://t.co/VAzmUBR4ph