Everton boss Sean Dyche felt they were always in control for victory over Bournemouth.
The Blues were impressive for the 3-0 win at Goodison Park.
Dyche said: "Other than the scorelines, I think there have been a few complete performances so far. I have talked about it, but it doesn't have the same strength when you don't win. I am pleased for the players.
"The signs have been there all season. We dominated in the very first game this season. The signs have been there, we have won three out of four now.
"The mentality of the group has remained the same, consistently performing. We've been adding the details, which I have been speaking about endlessly - especially in both boxes. I spoke about it again with the players today. I thought the general will of the group to get that right today was very pleasing.
"It's a good performance, and a winning one. A pleasing thing for me was the calmness of the players to take the game on again. Questions get asked when you create so many matches but don't score. So I'm glad the team stayed calm, delivered another very good performance and of course, got the goals to reward the fans. The players first, but the fans for their support, too."