Dewsbury-Hall suspended after yellow cards

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Frustration over suspension

Everton’s midfielder, Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, is bewildered after receiving a suspension following his accumulation of five yellow cards over the course of six Premier League matches. This suspension sidelines him for the upcoming fixture against Crystal Palace, leaving both him and the team frustrated.

Referee’s decision criticized

The incident at a match with West Ham, which concluded in a 1-1 draw, saw Dewsbury-Hall receive another yellow card, adding to his tally. Expressing his skepticism, he turned to X (formerly Twitter) to voice his thoughts, stating that some decisions made by referees are “mind boggling” and “incomprehensible.”

Manager supports player

Backing his player, Everton’s manager David Moyes expressed his disappointment with the officiating. Moyes labeled the referee’s action that led to Dewsbury-Hall’s card as “shabby,” sharing a sentiment with fellow managers in the league who are unsatisfied with the current state of refereeing.

Player’s background

Dewsbury-Hall made his way to Everton in August from Chelsea, in a transfer deal worth approximately 33 million EUR. Since his arrival, he has been an integral part of the squad, consistently starting matches and making significant contributions to Everton’s performances this season.