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“David Moyes is not Everton manager but…..”- Fulham Boss Marco Silva makes disrespectful Moyes mistake on official Everton document
Everton Bounce Back with 3-1 Win Over Fulham, Controversial Moments Mar the Victory
Everton returned to winning ways on Saturday with a 3-1 triumph over Fulham at Craven Cottage, easing some of the pressure on David Moyes’ side.
It had been a challenging period for the Merseyside club, who had managed just one win in their previous 10 games before facing the Cottagers.
This run included a dismal 2-2 draw with relegated Ipswich Town, where Everton faced heavy criticism for their lackluster performance.
However, they turned things around in London, with goals from Vitalii Mykolenko, Michael Keane, and Beto securing the win for the Toffees.
Despite the victory, the match was not without its controversies, including a notable error on Fulham’s official team sheet, which mistakenly listed Moyes as the ‘head coach’ instead of his correct title of manager.
Fulham’s Mistake: Moyes Listed as ‘Head Coach’
There were numerous talking points from Everton’s win, with Beto’s continued goal-scoring form strengthening his position at Goodison Park.
However, one of the most discussed moments occurred before the match even kicked off.
Journalist Christopher Beesley revealed that Fulham had referred to David Moyes as the “head coach” on their official team sheet, despite him holding the title of manager.
This error sparked a wave of criticism, with many calling it an unacceptable and disrespectful mistake, especially at the Premier League level.
The oversight has led to claims that Moyes was unfairly downgraded in Fulham’s official documents, something that should not happen in top-flight football.
Everton’s Crucial Win Could Have Long-Term Impact
While the win at Craven Cottage may seem like just another three points, it could prove to be invaluable for Everton in both the short and long term.
Next week marks a pivotal moment in the club’s season as they prepare for their final match at Goodison Park against Southampton.
Moyes cannot afford to enter that match on a negative run, and the victory over Fulham could provide a much-needed boost of confidence and momentum.
Additionally, a strong finish to the season is critical to avoid carrying poor form into the next campaign, with Everton eager to regain stability and avoid a repeat of their recent struggles.
