Troy deeney says the accusations on player after yesterday’s clash against Everton was true after what he saw

Everton held West Ham United to a goalless draw in the capital on Saturday afternoon.

The Toffees had to rely on Jordan Pickford’s heroics to hold onto a point, which keeps them in 16th place heading into the international break.
Everton battled hard and Idrissa Gueye really stood out against The Hammers but there wasn’t much quality in attack.

Iliman Ndiaye was the only bright spark for Everton as there was little coming from out-of-form striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin.
With that said, a big accusation has just come to light about Calvert-Lewin which Troy Deeney has validated.
Claim that Dominic Calvert-Lewin is ignoring Everton fans

Speaking on talkSPORT ahead of kick-off [9 November, 13:55], Groves said Calvert-Lewin is not giving his best during matches, and also ignoring fans.

Adrian Durham reacted to the verdict, saying: “I’ve got Troy Deeney nodding away here. Troy, that’s quite an accusation. That’s what Perry said, he’s not giving his all. Is that a fair accusation? Could he give more?”
Deeney answered: “That’s what it looks like. I saw him against Ipswich, and he missed some massive chances. And I thought something that was really key was he didn’t acknowledge the fans.

“He didn’t acknowledge the fans, didn’t say anything to his teammates, went straight down the tunnel.”

Everton fans have been calling for Calvert-Lewin to be dropped for Beto, so perhaps the West Ham clash was his final opportunity.

Dyche admitted before the game that Beto was closing the gap on the 27-year-old.
Everton should allow Calvert-Lewin to go amid Newcastle interest

Calvert-Lewin just hasn’t been delivering for Everton over the last couple of seasons and with his contract due to expire next summer, it makes sense to move him on for a fee in January.

Newcastle remain interested in Calvert-Lewin after their attempts to sign him during the summer, so if they return with an offer this winter, Everton should accept it.

Beto and Armando Broja are decent options but they’d need to go out and sign a replacement, with AC Milan’s Tammy Abraham the ideal successor to Calvert-Lewin.

Abraham was linked to Goodison Park earlier this year, so clearly Dyche is an admirer of the former Chelsea frontman.