Moyesy says: "I'm disappointed to only get a point. The goal we lost was shambolic. We gave Charlton an easy goal. We had to work hard for our goal. I was pleased for 80 minutes. The last 10 minutes we were put under a wee bit of pressure. It was a poor mistake by Nuno that led to the goal and it shouldn't have happened. We seem to making one little mistake in every game away from home and that is costing us."

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* Just like Fulham, controlled the first half, gave them the second, well pissed off, bottom of the League, they were shite. (Ray)

* Mikky and Jimmy Mac were superb, pity Joet forgot to tie his boots up properly, when will he ever learn (Mark S)

* Everton were great in the first period again, but we need to convert our chances to take the heat of the defence, Although Arteta played well only in spasms for me, Joleon Lescott was head and shoulders above anyone on the pitch. Thank Christ we had one centre half awake, what the fuck was Joey up to. Moyesy fine him for that (Iain K)

* Humbled by bottom of the league, another weekend ruined, with what might have beens (Simon)

* How many times this season, thats four draws we should have won. Wigan, City, Newcastle and today. We need to kill teams off, not let them back into it. Just one of those draws were a win, we would be in a Champions League spot. Moyesy make them harder, were is that steel of a few seasons agao. At this rate we will end up mid table again, and all looking forward to next season. Make it happen this season. score, score early and don't let the opposition back in. (Mike)

* Moyesy had a suit and tie on, as opposed to his usual tracksuit. Well he is in the smoke. He must be going to see a West End Show.

Jimmy Mac returns to the Everton squad after his sending off in the Carling Cup. Long term absentees, Tiny, Nace, Sandro and Hibbo are all still weeks away from any competitive action, so Moyesy's starting eleven is a straight 4-5-1, without Biffa, or 4-4-2 with Biffa. With Charlton propping the table up, Moyesy may throw caution to the wind, and go with Biffa, now that he has the support of Harry Hill and Phil Neville holding the midfield together.

Nuno will carry on at left back, after last weeks impressive return, and Joey should slot into the right back position, leaving Roger and Stubbsey in the middle. Mikky and Leon will make up the numbers as Everton go for their second away win in London this season.

If the Blues are lucky enough to come away with all three points tomorrow it will be the first time since we beat Spurs and the shite earlier in the season that we have had back to back wins in the Prem. 2001 was our last win at the Valley when Big Dunc and Davey Weir both netted in a 2-1 win for the Blues.

Moyesy says: "We know that going to Charlton will be tough, with a new manager there. It's his first home game and his players will want to perform in front of their own crowd. We certainly need to be aware of that because you see it so often. A new manager can come in and make an immediate impact and we need to be ready for that at Charlton.

They are a very capable side and with the likes of Andy Reid, Darren Bent and Marcus, who we had here of course, they have creativity. They have some good players but unfortunately for them the season hasn't started as well as they would have liked. It's certainly the sort of game we need to win if we want to move up the table. There'll be no pressure put on the players with regards to European placing's, we just want to do well." (24/11/06)

Biffa says: "Obviously we would like Tim to be fit and scoring goals like he has been doing. But when one door closes another one opens, and it is my chance to get a run in the side. It is difficult to come on and play 20 minutes here and 20 minutes there and perform at the level you can if you are playing every week and if you have games under your belt. If you have had a run of games and you aren't producing, then you can say it is right to criticise.

I consider myself a tremendously fit person and whether I am starting or playing five or ten minutes, I will give 100% when I go on the pitch. But sometimes you are not as well prepared as you could be so hopefully I will get that run of games now and start notching a few goals.

Our friendship ( With AJ) has blossomed and even though our partnership hasn't blossomed I don't think really that it has been given the chance to because he has been on such tremendous form and the gaffer has preferred to play one up front. Hopefully we can get a run of games together and show what we are really about." (24/11/06)

Everton from: Howard, Wright, Valente, Yobo, Lescott, Stubbs, Neville, Osman, Arteta, Carsley, Beattie, Johnson, Davies, McFadden, Vaughan, Anichebe, Hughes, Weir, Van der Meyde

Lavo's Eleven To Start: Howard, Valente, Yobo, Lescott, Stubbs, Neville, Osman, Arteta, Carsley, Beattie, Johnson

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Jimmy Floyd may miss out with a thigh problem, and dancing Jimmy Traore (I can't control my feet) will be back for Charlton. Ex Blue Marcus Bent will be in the squad, and should receive a good welcome from the traveling Blues fans. Another kopite is Scott Carson who is on a loan deal there, so lets hope he is as effective as Pepe the Clown in the sticks for the Londoners. Souleymane Diawara (that's easy for you to say) is a doubt but Amdy Faye returns from a ban.

Charlton Boss Les Read says: "It is obvious for everyone to see - we are bottom of the table and have to get up. The only way to do that is to work hard on the training ground. The players know exactly where we are going. It is a big job and a big task - but we are all up for it and will give it our best shot. I am at a good club with lots of good support and know that all of the fans will get behind us against Everton. I really do believe we will get out of it." (24/11/06)

Charlton from: Carson, Young, Traore, El Karkouri, Hreidarsson, Ambrose, Holland, Faye, Kishishev, Reid, Thomas, D Bent, Hasselbaink, M Bent, Andersen, Rommedahl, Fortune, Hughes.

Last Season: Charlton 0 Everton 0