What happened to Everton's £40m signing Dibling?

Former Everton midfielder Leon Osman, who played under Moyes during his first spell in charge at the club, understands the youngster's situation and has sympathy. Osman told BBC Sport: "This year has been an education. I would expect him to come back at the start of next pre-season looking like he's ready to challenge for a first-team place. "Now he's had a whole year to understand what's expected of him, but also let's not forget that within all this, Tyler is a young lad who is known to be quite a homely person. "He has moved the length of the country to live in a completely different environment, where he doesn't know anybody, so that in itself is a big step for any young man. "And he's doing that with the weight of expectation that comes with huge price tag, with people expecting him in to deliver every single time in a completely different culture of football club. There has to be a level of understanding. " Everton is a different environment to a lot of other football clubs, so it's not always easy to hit the ground running, but his talent shows that if he knuckles down and works as hard as he can, it will work for him." Osman believes Dibling's time in the shadows at Everton is an example of how Moyes nurtures young players, preferring to shape them to what he requires rather than adopting an instant "sink or swim" approach. …