Dewsbury-Hall Sends Shocking Five-Word Brutal Message In His Recent Video To Nottingham Forest Gibbs-White: He Didn’t Hold Back For A Minute

Dewsbury-Hall Issues Brutal Video Message to Gibbs-White After Everton’s 3–0 Rout of Nottingham Forest

Right after Everton’s ruthless 3–0 victory over Nottingham Forest on Saturday, a chilling clip of Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall emerged — and it didn’t just celebrate the win. It dropped a cold, five-word warning, clearly directed at Forest’s midfield star Morgan Gibbs-White.

The win itself gave Everton another display of dominance: Dewsbury-Hall whipped in the cross that led to a second-minute own goal, and then sealed the victory with a crisp finish in the 80th minute.  The crowd at Hill Dickinson Stadium erupted, and fans were left buzzing — but nothing prepared them for what came next.

🎥 The Video. The Warning.

Less than 24 hours after full time, Everton supporters were stunned by a short post-game video clip that began innocuously enough, with Dewsbury-Hall holding the match ball and celebrating. But in one cold, clipped utterance — “Not one second wasted, mate.” — he let the world know exactly how he viewed the battle in midfield. The implication? To Gibbs-White: every second you had the ball, I was ready. Every challenge — you knew what was coming.

The clip dropped like a bomb across X, TikTok and Instagram fan pages. Blue jerseys exploded across timelines. On Everton fan reddit threads, supporters reacted with a mix of pride and glee:

“Absolute savage from KDH. That’s a message — and it hurts.” 
“Morgan G-W will be thinking twice next time he spins around our midfield.” 

🔥 Why It’s Brutal — And Why It Matters
• It’s personal. There was no generic praise, no humble-brag. The video message was framed directly — and in chillingly minimal words — toward a fellow professional. That’s not gamesmanship; that’s psychological warfare.
• It rewrites the narrative. Everton didn’t just beat Forest. With that video, Dewsbury-Hall made it clear he believes he outclassed their midfield in every sense — physically, mentally, emotionally. For fans and neutrals alike, this shifts the story from “big win” to “dominance with contempt.”
• It ups the stakes. The Premier League thrives on rivalry, intensity, and vendettas. That message isn’t likely to be forgotten when Everton and Forest meet again. Gibbs-White — and Forest — now know there’s more than three points on the line next time.

⚽ What the Game Told Us — And What the Message Confirmed

On paper, the 3–0 result was just another resounding Everton win. But the midfield battle told a deeper story: according to multiple reports, the match was punctuated by fierce tussles. Gibbs-White was involved in heavy challenges; Dewsbury-Hall repeatedly nullified Forest threats and dictated tempo. 

Post-match, in more traditional media interviews, Dewsbury-Hall spoke of Everton’s cohesion, their confidence, and their ambition to push for Europe. “We are clicking,” he said after the win. 

But in that video? He said something else entirely. It wasn’t about Europe, or team spirit. It was a statement directly aimed at one man — and in doing so, it elevated this from simply “match won” to “message sent.”

💥 What This Could Spawn — Drama, Revenge, or Respect?
• Potential retaliation. When you publicly mock or challenge a rival mid-game, it’s almost inevitable there’ll be a response. Gibbs-White — or even teammates — may carry a chip on their shoulder the next time around.
• Fuel for future tension. Fans live for this. The comment sections, forums and social media will blow up. The atmosphere around any Everton vs. Forest fixture just got a lot hotter.
• Respect — or disdain — depending on your side. For Evertonians, this might become legendary. For Forest loyalists, it might go down as provocative, arrogant, even disrespectful.

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Whether you see it as ruthless confidence or borderline disrespect, one thing’s for sure: with that five-word video, Dewsbury-Hall didn’t just celebrate a win. He declared war.