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Dele Alli slammed for arriving at Everton in Rolls-Royce and told "don't do that"

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Everton training session in a £300,000 Rolls-Royce.The 25-year-old left Tottenham to sign for the Toffees in a £40million Deadline Day deal as he looks to get his career back on track after several seasons of inconsistency.And the attacking-midfielder kicked off his Everton career by arriving at his first training session in style – driving a matte black Rolls-RoyceBut Alli’s flashy arrival has been criticised by talkSPORT pundits Alan Brazil and Ally McCoist, who believe it sends out the "wrong message” and the extra attention will only make him a bigger target for criticism.Brazil said: “Maybe I’m old fashioned but he turns up in his Rolls-Royce, I’m like ‘Ah no Dele, don’t do that’, don’t do that."McCoist responded with: “Al I don’t think you’re wrong.

I definitely agree with you, but we are of a completely different generation.“I’m bursting for Dele Alli to do well...You’re going to Everton.

Evertonian fans are working-class people, I don’t know if it sends out the right message.”Brazil then added: “I’m not saying turn up in a ten-year-old Skoda.”Alli arrives at Goodison Park with just five goals under his belt across the last two seasons.Do you think it's fair to criticise Alli for what he drives to training?

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