David Moyes Struggles with Everton's Scoring Woes

David Moyes, recently appointed as Everton's manager, is facing significant challenges as the team struggles with a lack of goals, having failed to score in nine of their last 12 league matches. In his first game back, a 1-0 defeat to Aston Villa, Moyes emphasized the urgent need for quality players to enhance the squad's attacking capabilities, particularly in light of key injuries, including that of leading scorer Dwight McNeil. The team has scored only 15 goals in 20 games this season, the second-worst tally in the league. Moyes acknowledged the pressing need for reinforcements from the transfer market, especially after the potential long-term injury of on-loan striker Armando Broja. He expressed concern about the club's ability to attract the necessary talent due to profitability rules and the current state of the squad. As Everton hovers just above the relegation zone, the situation is increasingly precarious, necessitating immediate action to avoid a fight for survival.