Thierno Barry looking on at Everton
Thierno Barry looking on at Everton
The Toffees are sixth in the table having earned back-to-back Premier League wins.
The latter of those came in a comeback 3-1 triumph over Frank Lampard's Coventry City at the Hill Dickinson Stadium of Friday.
Yann Gboho put Coventry ahead early in the second half, but Thierno Barry's double preceded Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall rounding out the victory.
David Moyes' side now have a break until 23 November when they travel to Brentford for Monday night football.
Here, Goodison News has picked out three questions for fans to ponder.
Has the penny dropped with Thierno Barry?
Barry was influential in Everton's wins over Newcastle and Coventry last week, scoring three goals across the two games.
He now has 10 goals for the season, while he laid on the assist for Dewsbury-Hall to score Everton's third against Coventry.
Moyes has been effusive in his praise of Barry's communication and movement, and there has been a huge improvement this season.
There are still too many chances going begging that is fair to say, but is the penny finally dropping for Barry? If so, Everton could have a real talent on their hands.
Is there a way back for Jack Grealish at Everton?
The furore over Jack Grealish's breach of club discipline continues to rumble on at Everton.
The on-loan Manchester City winger was absent again in the win over Coventry, and he has now not played since 17 October in the 2-0 defeat to Chelsea.
Grealish, 31, is reportedly on a tailored programme in a bid to get him up to speed and fit to return to first-team action.
But have too many bridges been burned? Let's hope not because if he's fit and firing then Grealish can really contribute to this side.
Should Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall be in the England squad?
Dewsbury-Hall has been in excellent form for Everton this season.
Indeed, there were many who felt that the 28-year-old may have earned a call-up to Thomas Tuchel's England squad for the November international window.
Moyes himself backed the midfielder to be included but, alas, he was overlooked for Tuchel's selection.
It may be to Everton's benefit ultimately, and Dewsbury-Hall will be chomping at the bit to put his name in the frame for the next selection.