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“Enough of this NONSENSE, Muye must completely drop him else he will cost more DISASTER to Everton”- David Moyes urged to Axe Anonymous dud who’s not where to be found
Everton trail 1-0 at halftime against Brentford, and a substitution could help improve their performance, particularly by replacing Jack Harrison, who had an uninspiring first half.
The Toffees are fortunate not to have conceded more, especially to Yoane Wissa, after struggling for long periods during the first half at the Gtech Community Stadium.
Everton’s only attempts on goal came from James Garner and Idrissa Gueye, as well as a shot from Beto that went over the bar.
In contrast, Brentford created more chances and had the majority of possession, which David Moyes must address during the break.
Moyes may consider substituting Harrison for Tim Iroegbunam at halftime. The winger has yet to make a significant impact this season, raising questions about his place in the starting lineup.
The 28-year-old has neither scored nor assisted in the Premier League this season, and it seems unlikely that will change against Brentford.
Harrison has been largely invisible on the wing and has struggled to get past Brentford’s defense.
His lack of influence has allowed the home side to dominate possession, and a midfield change could help shift the balance.
Iroegbunam could be the ideal substitute, providing Carlos Alcaraz the chance to push forward while strengthening the midfield.
This change could swing the game in Moyes’ favor and potentially secure another three points for the Toffees under his management.
The 21-year-old Iroegbunam has been a valuable asset for Everton this season and could make a significant impact again.
While Harrison has struggled in West London, Iroegbunam has an opportunity to demonstrate his abilities and help the team achieve a positive result.
Making such a change would be a bold decision from Moyes, but with Brentford performing well going forward, Iroegbunam could help alter the game’s momentum.
Other alternatives like Ashley Young or Youssef Chermiti could also be considered if Moyes wishes to change his approach, but the former Aston Villa midfielder might be the most sensible option.
