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David Moyes singles out three Everton players after frustrating Ipswich draw

4May

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David Moyes singles out three Everton players after frustrating Ipswich draw

David Moyes, manager of Everton, applauds his team's supporters during the Premier League match between Nottingham Forest and Everton at the City Ground in Nottingham, England, on April 12, 2025. David Moyes picked out Beto, Dwight McNeil and Carlos Alcaraz as he sought to take positives from Everton’s draw with Ipswich Town. The Blues boss conceded he was disappointed after his side blew a two-goal lead for the fourth time this season, the second under him, but struck an optimistic tone in his assessment of the game. He argued Beto, who now has six since he returned to the dugout in January, could have had more had he played more in the first half of the season and praised McNeil and Alcaraz for answering his call for more goals and assists from midfield. After the match, Moyes point...

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