What happened. Everton fans voiced opposition to the potential sale of Harrison Armstrong during the 1-1 draw at Bournemouth, and manager David Moyes said 'supporters aren't always wrong'.

Nottingham Forest bid £40m for the England Under-19 international.
Armstrong started and played 87 minutes before being replaced.
Moyes noted club decisions can be unpopular but must be made.

“supporters aren't always wrong”
— David Moyes

The club will decide on the bid, with fans' feelings a factor Moyes acknowledges.

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