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Performance of £25k-a-week Everton attacker vs Arsenal will worry Sean Dyche – TBR View
Everton narrowly lost on the weekend as they played Arsenal in the Premier League and manager Sean Dyche will be worried after the performances of one🐼 of his players.
Dwight McNeil missed the first three Everton games of the season due to an a♓nkle injury. He returned for the final 15 minutes against Sheffield United and then made hꦕis first start of the season against Arsenal.
The winger managed to play 88 minutes, which is a positive, but no doubt Dyche𝓰 will be worried by his performance as he really struggled to make an impꦆact.
His stats from the game don’t reflect well on him and if he wants to haꦗve an impact then he needs to step up for sure.
Dwight McNeil’s performance vs Arsenal was not great
Arsenal came away the 1-0 winners in the match at 🐟Goodison Park and it means that Everton are still looking for their first win of the Premier League season.
In the match, gave McNeil a r💯ating of six out of ten. This was the lowest out of every player who featured for more than five minutes.
Meanwhile, the English winger’s other from the game don’t paint him a good image. The ♔ attacker expected goals stat was 0.07, meanwhile, he didn’t manage a single shot on tꦑarget.
The player, w꧒ho also played under Dyche at Burnley, failed to complete a single key pass. For someone who is seen as a creative outlet it wasn’t a good performance.
Last season in the Premier League, McNeil wa༺s Everton’s top goalscorer with seven goa𒁏ls. It will now be a worry for Dyche if the player cannot replicate that form after his injury.
Of course the Arsenal game was always going to be tough and it was always going to be hard to break the Gunners down. Despite this, you still want to see your top attackers managing♛ to cause some threat consistently. Hopefully when he starts playing a bit more he will get back to his best.
