Nathan Patterson was singled out for Everton praise by Sean Dyche as he made his own rally cry after victory over Brighton.
The Toffees put in their best performance of the season to hammer the Seagulls 5-1 on their own patch to dent Roberto De Zerbi's men in their bid for European football while handing their own English Premier League survival hopes a major boost as they opened up a two point gap over the bottom three with a stunning five-star showing on the road.
Abdoulaye Doucoure netted twice as did Dwight McNeil while Jason Steele also scored an own goal in what Dyche labelled a 'really good collective performance'. Former Rangers kid Patterson - still fighting to land regular football south of the border - was in from the start for the injured Seamus Coleman and his display left his boss purring. He handed him tags such as 'terrific' and 'tremendous' in his battle with Kaoru Mitoma.
