Everton should be looking to emulate Brentford’s canny recruitment off the pitch. Thiago cost marginally more than Barry or Beto but has scored nine more league goals than the pair combined and organised yet effective on it. The fact Kevin Schade opted for Brentford when there was interest from Everton two summers ago showed how low the club’s reputation had dropped in the wake of off-field financial problems and several relegation battles. But even taking into account a threadbare squad, manager David Moyes is not getting value for money from a number of individuals while suffering a heavy defeat on a day when both his under-performing strikers scored. Jack Grealish, on loan from Manchester City, provided both assists and would have had another in first-half added time had Caoimhin Kelleher not kept out Barry’s diving header, but with Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall injured and Iliman Ndiaye at the Africa Cup of Nations the burden is all on him to carry the attacking threat. The £40m spent on 19-year-old Tyler Dibling, making his third consecutive start, was a …