Loads of Everton fans have been laying into the performance of Theo Walcott, after the Toffees fell to a 2-0 defeat at home to Norwich on Saturday afternoon.
The Canaries piled more misery onto Marco Silva on Saturday, rocking up to Goodison Park and leaving with three points without ever really breaking a sweat.
The home fans were left baffled by something Silva said after the match, as he admitted a lack of pace really hurt his team, but it was one of the fastest players on the pitch who is getting lots of the stick.
It’s fair to say Walcott has been a flop since joining under Sam Allardyce, mustering up just nine goals in 66 appearances for the club.
And while he wasn’t the only one to disappoint on Saturday, his wastefulness in possession really caught the eye, as he gave the ball away a whopping 20 times, per Sofascore.
Only Lucas Digne (28) and Kenny McLean (30) can better (or worsen) that number, and unsurprisingly fans were not happy with the England international’s display.
Check out some of the best Twitter reactions down below…
Tosun, Walcott and Sigurdsson absolutely baffled me today, that is awful, awful management
— 🗿 (@RhysEFC) November 23, 2019
How Iwobi doesn’t start over Walcott actually baffles me
— smart those jeans (@EFC_Dan) November 23, 2019
Absolutely awful from the first whistle, not seen worse in a while. Don’t understand how he thinks the likes of Walcott are good enough to start.
— Matt Ward (@doctorvenkman9) November 23, 2019
That was as bad as the worst days under Martinez. No heart, tempo or anything bordering on being remotely bothered. Starting Walcott and Schneiderlin who are both awful is the final straw for me
— Mikey A (@mikjaal) November 23, 2019
Awful first half, almost fell asleep sneiderlin siggurdsson tosun and Walcott shouldn’t be anywhere near that team
— Matthew Davies (@davies_pint2) November 23, 2019
Shocking first half, Sigi Walcott a total waste of space in that 45, Norwich by far the better in that half
— COYB! (@1shotsi) November 23, 2019
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