Jack Grealish showing worth as he makes flying start to life under David Moyes

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David Moyes admitted Jack Grealish is “better than I thought he was” after the winger inspired Everton’s 3-2 win at Wolves. Left out of Thomas Tuchel’s latest England squad, the 29-year-old already has four assists for Everton, doubling his output from the past two seasons at City.

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00:00David Moyes admitted Jack Grealish is better than I thought he was

00:05after the winger inspired Everton's 3-2 win at Wolves.

00:09Unknown from Manchester City, Grealish created goals for Beto and Kiernan Dewsbury Hall

00:14while also playing apart in the women and dice strike,

00:17continuing a superb start to life in Everton Blue.

00:21Left out of Thomas Tuchel's latest England squad,

00:24the 29-year-old already has four assists for Everton,

00:27doubling his output from the past two seasons at City.

00:31For Moyes' side, he looks like the creative spark capable of keeping them well clear of relegation danger.

00:38Moyes has quit to stress credit belongs to the player.

00:41It's nothing to do with me, it's all Jack and his own mentality to be better.

00:47The mood around Everton is transformed.

00:49Grealish helped mastermind the 2-0 win over Brighton,

00:52played a key role in the Carabao Cup victory at Mansfield

00:56and shone again at Molyneux.

00:59His confidence appears restored, his influence growing with every match.

01:04Against Wolves, he managed two assists with 91% passing accuracy,

01:09competed the most dribbles with five and drew seven fouls

01:12and topped the game's ground jewel count with 13 wins.

01:17His energy and resilience matched his flair.

01:20Home fans booed him due to his Aston Villa ties,

01:23yet by full-time even some were impressed.

01:26On shouting towards Vito Pereira,

01:28can we sign Grealish Pereira?

01:31For Everton supporters though,

01:32his revival has already become symbolic.

01:36A player once lost in City's shadows,

01:38now leading from the front.

01:40Dewsbury Hall revealed their connection predates their summer moves.

01:45He asked how it was here,

01:46I told him,

01:47get yourself down here, mate.

01:49Both players share a drive to prove themselves,

01:52with Dewsbury Hall praising Grealish's dedication

01:55in training and professionalism across three games in a single week.

02:00Alongside Njai,

02:01who has now scored in consecutive league games,

02:03the trio form a vibrant attacking unit,

02:06brimming with promise.

02:08For Everton,

02:08it signals not just short-term survival,

02:11but the possibility of genuine progress.

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