David Moyes spotted fuming at £11m Everton star in Liverpool defeat as Gary Neville labels him ‘poor’

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Everton have lost the Merseyside Derby against Liverpool – and Gary Neville had criticism for one Toffees player.

David Moyes’ unbeaten run is over, with Diogo Jota scoring the game’s only goal at Anfield.

Everton did well in the first-half, but Beto squandered a glorious chance as he went one-vs-one with Kelleher.

Everton did have a threat on the counter, but ultimately the quality just wasn’t there.

And one man who again left Everton fans frustrated was Jack Harrison.

Harrison started on the right side for the visitors, with Carlos Alcaraz on the left but struggled and was replaced midway through the second-half.

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Gary Neville unimpressed by Jack Harrison during Everton’s defeat to Liverpool

Harrison has scored just one goal so far this season.

It came against Wolves recently, and the player spoke after that about hopefully getting more before the campaign finishes.

But his starting prospects may well have taken a hit tonight, which could make it hard going forward.

With the game still at 0-0 early in the second-half, Everton came forward on a counter-attack.

Harrison carried the ball a good distance and had three teammates in support. He tried to find Beto through the middle, but got his pass on his weaker right foot horribly wrong, sending it straight to Kelleher.

On commentary for Sky Sports, Gary Neville said: “His quality’s been poor, Harrison. Maybe he didn’t get an obvious option, but still should have done better than that.”

A TV replay then showed Moyes putting both his arms turning around in frustration and then throwing them down.

Everton should not buy Jack Harrison this summer

Just minutes after that action, Moyes hooked Harrison, which clearly indicated the manager was not happy.

Harrison was replaced by Iliman Ndiaye, who will surely now stop the Englishman from seeing regular minutes. Especially with Dwight McNeil also back in the picture.

Harrison wants to seal a permanent move to Everton this summer.

But the evidence just has not been there to warrant Everton paying a transfer fee, for a man who cost Leeds United £11 million (BBC Sport).

A return of just one goal all season up to now isn’t good enough, and there is simply not enough impact in the final third.