Tony Bellew fires back at Jason Cundy and Jamie O'Hara after Everton 'nonsense'
Tony Bellew has had enough of the "nonsense" spoken about Everton.
The Toffees are unbeaten in the Premier League this season, something Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur can't boast.
As things stand, Spurs are bottom of the Premier League, while the London club languish in 10th.
David Moyes has done a decent job at Hill Dickinson Stadium, yet Jason Cundy and Jamie O'Hara decided to take shots at Everton.
The Blues might've had a disappointing end to the transfer window, but the Scottish manager hasn't let that stop him.
With ambitions of qualifying for Europe this season, the start of the campaign will leave fans in L3 encouraged.
Tony Bellew hits back after Everton criticism
Cundy recently called Everton insignificant, prompting a fiery response from Bellew.
The former WBC cruiserweight champion has doubled down and called out the talkSPORT presenter for his "nonsense".
Bellew wasn't happy about the comments made on the show and he clearly isn't one to back away from a fight.
The Merseysiders have shown signs of progress since The Friedkin Group's takeover, and while some resentment may now be brewing among supporters, Moyes can still pull off something special in the end.
Speaking on Outside the Box Pod on 24 September, Bellew said, "I've had enough of [Cundy]. Him and his nonsense. And O'Hara. The two of them just levelled Everton and gave it to us. Wound me up.
"Everton are irrelevant, they said. That's funny; we've got more league titles than the pair of you two put together."
One aspect David Moyes will rely on at Hill Dickinson Stadium
Everton fans are aware of their goalscoring struggles and having just one natural striker in Thierno Barry makes things even harder.
Iliman Ndiaye and Beto left the Toffees on deadline day and they were unable to reinforce their attack.
Until the winter transfer window, Moyes is stuck with the options he has.
What the Scottish manager can rely on to consistently get results is the Blues' defence, with James Tarkowski and Jarrad Branthwaite's partnership thriving.
The Merseyside outfit have the best defence in the Premier League this season alongside Leeds United, conceding three goals after five games, and that's an asset for Moyes in L3.