“Honest” Everton vs. Fulham pick from Paul Merson

As they continue to pull away from the bottom three teams, Everton were able to come back from the international break with all three points on the weekend.

As a result, Sean Dyche will see Saturday’s game against Fulham as another chance to get three points.

Everton is in 16th place going into the game, five points ahead of Crystal Palace, who is in 18th.

It’s still very close, and anything could happen from week to week, but Everton has looked a lot better than they did in their first four games.

Dyche said that even though Everton beat Ipswich, they still need to work on some things in their game.

But Saturday might be a great chance to show the fans how much the Toffees have improved in the last few weeks.

Regarding Everton vs. Fulham, what Paul Merson said

With three points this weekend, Everton would tie Fulham for 10th place, which is the same number of points as everton.

The Blues started the season with four straight league losses, so this would be a big change for them.

Although Paul Merson has already said that he thinks this is the game that ends Everton’s recent run of games without a loss.

It never looked like Everton was having any problems when they played Ipswich Town. “This is without a doubt a bigger test,” Merson told Sportskeeda.

“Preseason so far, Fulham has impressed me. But they’ve lost two games in a row now.” Losing three games in a row is common in this league, where things can change quickly.

“To be honest, it’s hard to call this game.” But I think Fulham will win. In the loss to Manchester City, they missed a lot of chances, and there wasn’t much between them and Villa either. I think Fulham will win because they play good football.

It’s important for Everton to keep up their good form.
Since the race at the bottom of the table is still very close, Everton needs to keep up their good run of form in the league.

In December, Everton has to play Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea, and then Manchester City all in a row. They need to get some points.

The Blues also have a good chance of winning some games before that awful stretch of games.

The Toffees play Fulham and then Southampton. After that, they play West Ham, who isn’t in great shape, and then Brentford.

Not long ago, Everton looked a lot better, but now it’s time for the Blues to keep up their consistency and get the wins they need.