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Moyes on the sidelines was not as excited as the fans. It's not that Moyes already had the state of mind that the mountain collapsed and his face remained unchanged, but because the team doctor just carried Jelavic off the field after initial treatment. Later, he said that Jelavic could not persist in the game.

This bad news seriously dilutes Moyes' excitement for Osman's goal.

Although Jelavic’s state in the second era of Everton has plummeted in history, after one season, he only scored seven goals and contributed two assists, which is completely incomparable with his performance in the second half of the 2012 season .It's just that the Everton season has only passed eight league rounds. Although Jelavic's state is not as good as last season, Moyes believes that Jelavic has not fully entered the state. It was judged that Jelavic's career would plummet.

On the contrary, Moyes still believes that Jelavic is Everton's future striker guarantee.In order to show his trust in Jelavic and to clear up the team's salary space, he sold the team's former main striker Cahill for 100 million pounds this summer. This is not Liverpool's central defender Gary Cahill, but Australian striker Cahill.

Cahill spent eight seasons at Everton, played a total of 278 games for the team in all competitions, contributed 68 goals and 38 assists.Although his state made Everton fans a little dissatisfied last season, he still played 35 times for Everton.

This shows the role of Cahill in the Everton formation, but in order to make way for Jelavic, the Everton veteran eventually had to go to the American Major League to continue his career.

It is precisely because he is sure that Jelavic is Everton's most trustworthy striker, coupled with the team's transfer budget constraints, Moyes did not spend money to buy strikers in the transfer market.

There are currently two forwards sitting on the Everton bench. In Moyes' view, there is a clear gap with Jelavic.

Apostolos Vilios, the Greek striker, is considered to be the next Charisteas. He has a similar physique to Charisteas, with a height of 1.9 meters, a weight of 79 kg, and header ability. Standout, rose to fame by scoring against Greek giants Olympiacos.

Everton spent €2011 million to sign him in January 1.This transfer fee is not high in European football, but it is already a considerable transfer in the Everton team.

It's just that Vilios has not been able to play to the height expected by Moyes. He made [-] appearances last season and only scored three goals.

Another striker is Nigerian Victor Anichebe, an African forward who is another product of Everton's youth academy.Although Anichebe has the same height of 1.9 meters as Vilios, he is not a standing air fighter in the traditional sense.Anichebe is physically strong, with even more amazing starting speed and explosive power, somewhat similar to Adebayor at his peak.The team coach Moyes took a fancy to his advantages, and often made him play hard in the second half, or as a guest right winger, as a secret weapon in the UEFA Cup in the 2007-2008 season.Anichebe also lived up to expectations, scoring four goals in eight UEFA Cup matches, which was quite recognized by the fans.By the end of the season, Anichebe had been crowned "Rookie of the Season" by Everton fans.

However, just as Anichebe was thriving, Newcastle midfielder Kevin Nolan stepped on his feet and almost ruined his future.It was not until early 2010 that Anichebe was able to return to the game after being absent for nearly a year with a serious injury.

Injury is the biggest enemy of many demon stars. The former demon star Anichebe also plummeted after the injury. Last season, he played [-] times and scored [-] goals.

So far in the new season, he has played four times, and he has not performed well. He has not scored and only contributed one assist.

In the end, Moyes chose to trust Anichebe, not only because Anichebe was slightly better than Vilios in terms of statistics.More importantly, Anichebe has a stronger impact and plays a greater role in counterattacks, unlike Vilios who can only be used as a standing center.

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"Oh! Everton is really happy and sad. Although they unexpectedly lead Liverpool, their main striker Jelavic is unable to continue the game. Nigerian striker Anichebe came off the bench!"

Although Everton fans were unhappy with Jelavic's injury, when Anichebe played, they still applauded and encouraged the former star of hope.

At the same time, the Everton fans hated Liverpool players even more, and they actually got their main striker off the field.

Every time a Liverpool player had the ball, there was a hateful booing from the stands.

Instigated by the fans, Everton players used tough defense to deal with Liverpool players.

The referee became the protagonist on the football field for a while. In just 10 minutes, the referee has shown three yellow cards, two to Everton and one to Liverpool.

But this did not curb the excitement on the field, and neither side backed down.

The referee who enforced this game is also very troublesome. He can't send all the players off, can he?

What's more, this game has attracted much attention, and he dare not give a red card at will.

Every red card will definitely be taken out for countless interpretations after the game, which may ruin the referee's own career.

In the No.407 minute of the second half, the referee finally gave the first red card of the game.

When Naismith was defending Suarez, he reached out and grabbed Suarez's arm. Suarez was very cunning and did not rush to break away from Naismith's hand. Instead, he pretended to be pulled by the opponent for a while, and fell to the ground suddenly.

The referee didn't know that Naismith's strength at the time was actually not enough to completely pull Suarez down, and Naismith was not stupid, he just wanted to pull Suarez and delay his start speed.On the football field where every second counts, even 0.1 second slow can make an excellent offensive opportunity slip away from your feet.

Objectively speaking, there is no problem with Naismith's defense. This is a normal defensive method of a professional player, but it is a pity that he faced an unusual striker.