Gary O'Neil claimed Everton didn't have to do 'anything complicated' to beat his Wolverhampton Wanderers side 4-0 at Goodison Park
Under-fire Gary O’Neil insisted Everton didn’t have to do “anything complicated” to thrash Wolverhampton Wanderers 4-0 as he laid into his own team’s “basic” errors. The Blues secured what was only their second home win in the Premier League in Goodison Park’s historic final season in emphatic fashion with first half strikes from Ashley Young and Orel Mangala and then a brace of own goals from Craig Dawson after the break.
“The corner straight after half-time is only two yards out, they get the contact to give Everton the first goal when they’re struggling for confidence and scoring, so to be able to kick it straight into the goal, around the wall, well yeah, you don’t see that too often. Similar to the goals against Bournemouth, you don’t see those too often either. “It’s real tough, but the focus has to turn quickly to try and give the team the best chance on Monday.
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