Andy Hinchcliffe

He's not necessarily that great a link player.

He's maybe better from maybe a wider position.

They haven't replaced Lukaku as simple as that.

That's very hard to do and it's very critical to say that Calvert-Lewin's got to be that centre-forward.

I don't feel he is ultimately that type of player anyway.

So his game will develop.

He maybe can become more of a central striker

to play kind of that lone striker role, but it's not completely natural to him.

So Everton need somebody.

I think they need to bring somebody in, whether it be Moyes, Keane or anybody.

They need to bring somebody in to play that role and maybe Calvert-Lewin needs to play elsewhere.

I think it's a home game that you've lost against a very good team.

As professionals and Marco Silva as a coach, you have to look at it totally and say, is there much more we could have done to give City problems?

Could we have created more chances?

And on both counts, Everton did about as much as they possibly can do.

So the fans will walk away from Goodison Park thinking, we did as much as we could against a brilliant team who we made work really hard for the win.

So Everton still are a work in progress.

I think they're a long way from being a top six side, in my opinion.

But today, I think we saw that appetite, that desire to make life really difficult for one of the best teams the Premier League has ever seen.

That's all Everton can do, and the fans will be relatively happy with that.