David Jones

That might take a little bit longer, but as long as they're picking up results like this, the Evertonians will be happy.

David Moyes said they had to accept the dislike goal, which is probably easier to do with a smile on your face when you've won.

Anyhow, this isn't O'Brien offside who scored the goal.

It's actually Harrison Armstrong in the middle that they deem to be interfering badly.

with play.

So there you are, you can see him in the middle of the six-yard box, in an offside position, and then it comes down to whether you think he is affecting either Buendia or Guesson by jumping for the ball.

And if we go back to it, Jamie, we're kind of looking at the third point here, attempting to play a ball and this action impacting on an opponent.

And that comes down to opinion.

Exactly.

It's a very contentious one.

You see, as it comes in here,

Armstrong gets himself back onside, but then is he interfering?

Buendia is not going to head it.

Guesson, if anything, you know, Brian maybe does push Guesson in the back, but he doesn't give that.

It's actually for offside.

Evertonians, David Moyes will be really disappointed with that one.

I was actually surprised at the time it didn't get given, but I can understand it when you see because, you know, Harrison Armstrong does try to just get a little flick on that.

But is it enough?

If he hadn't given it, I don't think there'd be too many complaints.

No, I don't think there would be.