A new Everton we can finally get on board with

Terrace Talk Everton: Despite the poor results, the footballing identity of Everton seems more secure and identifiable today than at any time in the last tumultuous seven seasons

NEW BEGINNINGS: Everton's Conor Coady and Liverpool's Darwin Nunez battle for the ball during the Premier League match at Goodison Park, Liverpool. Pic: Peter Byrne/PA Wire.

Six Premier League games without a win and with a visit to high-flying Arsenal next in the fixture list would have, at any time in the last seven seasons, an Everton coach and his football management team members casting nervous glances at their email correspondence with Everton’s owner Farhad Moshiri.

Despite the lowly League position, despite scoring the fourth fewest goals in the League to date, both the tenure of the football manager and most importantly, the footballing identity of Everton seem more secure and identifiable today than at any time in the last tumultuous seven seasons of chaos under Moshiri.