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Its been a pretty turbulent week for Bolton boss Sam Allardyce, what with his 'bung' accusations, but his team responded well last Monday by defeating a resurgent Portsmouth side 1-0 away, the goal coming from midfielder Kevin Nolan. Last nights result was a forgone conclusion - 3 of our only 4 quality players out, it was obvious we would have nothing to offer. However, we are slipping down the table quite quickly now and it must be harder and harder for people to defend Moyes team and his tactics. When you consider that Jo Royle had a better record at Everton than Moyes and no-one thought he was much good, it is hard to see why Moyes gets so much support. We were thoroughly thumped last night, we showed no improvement on previous seasons and if we had lost by 6 no-one would have been surprised. For those Moyes lovers where is the improvement they claim. I for one can't see itBolton have been quietly impressive so far this season, only losing once, and they are tough to break down - they have yet to concede a goal at home, and have won two out of three at the Reebok. Liverpool are starting to find their feet after a sticky patch, and they will be delighted with the form of new striker Dirk Kuyt, who looks very impressive. They won midweek in the Champions League 3-2 against Galatasaray - Peter Crouch finding the net twice.

Even though their home form is good, Liverpool have only taken a point out of their three away trips, and have only scored once, and that was on the opening day against Sheffield Utd. They do look a little brittle at the back, and have conceded five goals already on the road.

Bolton are traditionally very good at home, and already this season the Reebok looks like a tough place to come for even the bigger teams. However, Liverpool do seem to be playing well at home at the moment, but they have yet to translate this form on the road. Bolton to win 1-0  @ a huge 8/1 does offer some nice appeal, and is worth a small punt. However the safer bet would be to go for the under 2.5 goals 1.8 with betfair, who offer all new customers a free £25 bet. all the moyes lovers ? i think the supporters of him are in a minority myself .
the easiest thing in supporting a team is coming on here offering a view but to actually manage the situation in real time is quite different. my overall view on managing everton is that it nigh on mpossible to feed the fans the football we want whilst bill kenwright is pulling the purse strings. my gripe with moyes is hisstyle of play but when asked 'why don't u play a more expansive game ' he asked ' i'd love to and do try especially at home , but in away games ' whos going to get it back of the oppistion for me when we lose it ' the defensive midfielder that would do that for him wasn't followed up in the summer so we didn't allow carsley to go to wolves, so he had to do with a player who he knows but would prefer many others but the budget doesn't allow if what he has been told changes in january then we should see a holding player who can also pass /drive us forward. if the right offer comes in for beattie , they're will be a partner for aj but without the funds he is limited in what he can do. he admits to being cautious but in fairness we dont manage the club with the fear of if we finish bottom half there is no money to spend next year and even worse , if we were to be relegated ' this club would not recover '
i say all this, (regret it later too), not as a fan of moyes but an insight of what actually goes on, its not that easy. as for vdm to be played - forget him , u have to be committed and fit to cross the line at goodison , he is neither, forget him Bolton have yet to concede a goal at home, while Liverpool have only scored once on their travels so far. Get your free bet with Betfair and stick it on the unders!