BBC pundit ‘surprised’ by Everton player development he didn’t think was possible

Beto’s current form has been the greatest of his Everton career by far, with the striker finally finding

his footing at Goodison Park.

Beto had only scored four Premier League goals prior to David Moyes’ return to Goodison Park

midway through last month, but has nearly matched that total in just a few games under the Scot.

Thrown into the spotlight as the Toffees’ sole fit striker at the moment, and having lobbied hard for

a return to Serie A during last month’s transfer window, Beto has suddenly become one of the first names on the team sheet.

He is in excellent form, having scored twice against Leicester City and once against Liverpool in a

tense Merseyside Derby in midweek, and he struck again against Crystal Palace.

James McFadden ‘surprised’ by Beto improvement at Everton

When questioned by Mark Chapman on BBC Radio 5 Live (15 February, 1:44 pm) if he expected

Everton to improve so rapidly under Moyes, former Toffee James McFadden predicted the club’s

recent success.
He replied, “Yes.” David Moyes organises his teams to attack rather than defend, therefore the framework for Everton’s setup was already established. I’m amazed he’s pulling a tune out of Beto;

it didn’t look like it was going to happen. It’s surprising because you could see his running ability,

and he was a player who could cause difficulties, but he may not have been a finisher.

“I believed that the impact would have been on Dominic Calvert-Lewin.

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