
Football journalist @Sport_Witness. Tweet about Everton, write and talk them on The Everton View and The Everton View podcast.
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Everton beat Newcastle 1-0, but was this their best performance of the season?
Barry delivered the winner, Moyes got his tactics right and the Blues climbed to seventh.
I react to the victory and what it means going forward.
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Funny how the mood can change at Everton very rapidly. I personally was left really disappointed after Arsenal and Chelsea but two good wins and it's easier to see the positives again. Win on Friday and Everton have had a really good start to the season.
David Moyes made some important calls at St James' Park. Merlin Röhl's versatility, Thierno Barry's growing confidence and the midfield competition all caught my attention.
Five things I learned from Everton's win over Newcastle:
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Everton under Martinez that season is the best I've ever seen them. I'd love another season like that.

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Well done Everton. Much better than Newcastle. Nothing at all from the Toon. Very very poor. 🤬
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Got to give the lad praise but think Mykolenko has been absolutely spot on the last few games. Got a lot of stick on here but hes really stepped up in my opinion. Happy for the lad 👍
Got it right tonight Moyes. Makes it hard at times, but think he deserves some credit for a big win.
I'm gping to get really boring saying that Barry is in the right place, AGAIN. Even the run before it, he's getting into the position to get his goal.

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I honestly don't know about this one. I think he gets the ball, but then he seems to go through Barry's legs to get it? I feel like I've seen the given against us.
Everton's first away win of the season. Barry's growing belief. Moyes getting his changes right.
But the lack of a cutting edge remains.
I break down five things learned from Newcastle.
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