
The veteran manager delivered a brutally honest assessment regarding the massive difference in defensive organization between the two clubs.
The defensive frailties currently destroying the North Londoners are impossible to ignore. Supporters watch in pure frustration as basic organisational errors continually cost the squad valuable points. Struggling teams desperately need a solid foundation to survive, and former Everton manager Sam Allardyce recently highlighted this exact glaring issue.
Speaking directly on the No Tippy Tappy Football YouTube channel, the outspoken pundit delivered a blunt assessment. The interviewer directly asked Allardyce if the current Tottenham players have simply been hiding behind constant managerial changes. His fascinating response focused entirely on getting back to absolute basics to prevent further massive embarrassment.
Allardyce explained that managers walking into a struggling football club must deliver a specific message. He told the broadcast, “You look at when they’re struggling, and you say one thing, and this is simple, one thing, stop conceding goals.” This fundamental concept seems entirely lost on the Lilywhites right now.
Jordan Pickford chases David Raya for clean sheets as Everton expose massive Tottenham flaws
The veteran coach compared the current chaos in Tottenham to the massive revival happening at Goodison Park. David Moyes inherited a struggling side staring at relegation last season, but fixed their leaky defense. Allardyce praised Moyes for his straightforward approach, and also noted that West Ham has suffered recently without him.
Everton managed to stabilize despite lacking a prolific striker up front. Allardyce stated that Moyes brings “straightforward, organisation and consistency in terms of what you want to set up.” He also noted Moyes still lacks “a goal scoring centre forward which he needs.” The statistical data backs up this evaluation.
Jordan Pickford currently boasts the third-highest clean sheet tally across the entire division. The English goalkeeper sits just behind elite stoppers like Gianluigi Donnarumma and David Raya. Only four teams have conceded fewer goals than the Merseyside outfit during this current Premier League campaign.
The N17 faithful desperately need a squad capable of defending properly. Ignoring these tactical issues guarantees failure when the season concludes.

