The threadbare Toffees sign off 2025 with a remarkable win at Forest

Andy, Lyndon and a cold-afflicted Adam give their instant reaction to Everton's impressive 2-0 win at the City Ground, secured by a patched-up squad that was inspired by James Garner. They discuss a tremendous performance by a number of supposed second-stringers, laud Thierno Barry for his part and ponder who might keep their place against Brentford on Sunday if a couple of the absentees against Forest return to contention.

Some Good Old-Fashioned Everton Spirit

Discussing Everton's last home game of 2025 and the upcoming trip to Burnley

Andy, Paul and Lyndon review Everton's disappointing 1-0 defeat to Arsenal in which they failed to lay a glove on the league leaders even though they should have had a penalty. It's a chance to drag the VAR Soapbox out before thoughts turn to Burnley and the merits of finally giving Tyler Dibling another start. This week's "Chat EFC" takes us back to the final match of 1995

A Cross-Section of Modern Premier League Football

Everton's wait for a league victory at Stamford Bridge goes on and the defeat is costly in more ways than one ahead of Arsenal at home

Adam, Paul and Lyndon are back to discuss Everton's 2-0 at Stamford Bridge where the loss to injury of Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall compounded what was already a difficult task on a ground where the Toffees haven't won since 1994. They discuss the impact of KDH's absence, not only that game but, potentially, against Arsenal at the weekend, sloppiness off the ball that ushered Chelsea in for their two goals and some poor execution at the other end. Finally, this week's round of "Chat EFC" throws up a memorable classic at Goodison Park from 2017.

An Ever More Tricky Hoodoo

Everton made it four wins in five with a handsome win over Forest

Andy, Paul and Lyndon look back on a handsome 3-0 victory over Sean Dyche’s Nottingham Forest at the weekend which saw Thierno Barry finally get off the mark, Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall cement his status as one of the Premier League signings of the summer and the team finish the weekend sitting 7th in the Premier League ahead of 2 very difficult fixtures against high-flying London opposition. They discuss whether Europe is a realistic prospect for the Blues this season before Adam joins in late for an FA Cup edition of "Chat EFC"

Glass Half Full-o'clock

Everton cap a mad 8 days by slaying their Vitality Stadium hoodoo

Paul, Adam and Lyndon finally get a chance to discuss Everton's humbling at the hands of Newcastle and their excellent response on the South Coast where they beat Bournemouth at Dean Court for the first time ever. They review the changes forced upon David Moyes and ponder how he might deal with Tim Iroegbunam's suspension if Michael Keane is also still missing against Forest this weekend

Patched-up Sides

Reviewing Everton's incredible against-all-odds win at Old Trafford 

Paul, Andy and Lyndon look back at Everton's superb effort against Manchester United when they became the first team to win at Old Trafford in the Premier League era having had a man sent off. They review the performance, Idrissa Gueye's red card and discuss what the midfielder's suspension means for the upcoming matches against Newcastle, Bournemouth and Forest

I Think I'm in Love With Last Night

Andy and Lyndon chat internationals, Ndiaye, Seamus and United (A)

Lyndon and Andy jump on the pod for a chat about the international break and the drama that saw Ireland and Scotland record incredible victories. They ponder Everton's possible transfer strategies in the coming transfer windows as Iliman Ndiaye becomes the focus of mounting transfer speculation before looking ahead to Monday's trip to Old Trafford. They finish up with another instalment of "Chat EFC" where Lyndon's memories of 2004 are embarrassingly murky.

Ball on a String

The guys reflect on Everton's welcome return to winning ways with the 2-0 win over Fulham

The guys discuss Everton's welcome return to winning ways with the 2-0 win over Fulham at Bramley-Moore Dock thanks to goals by Idrissa Gueye and Michael Keane. They reflect on David Moyes's positive team changes and encouraging performances from the likes of Thierno Barry, Tim Iroegbunam and James Garner, plus special mentions for KDH and Keane

A Keaneaissance

Familiar problems as Everton throw away a great start at Sunderland and leave grateful for a draw

A group therapy session as the guys lament two more dropped points, a team performance that fell apart after half na hour and some perplexing decisions from the manager. Where does Monday evening leave Thierno Barry after he was hooked before an hour was played with Beto offering even less as his replacement? What was behind the decision to introduce Dwight McNeil and how should Moyes be better leveraging his squad ahead of a game against Fulham that has now assumed undue pressure?

Like a Broken Record

The weekly podcast covering all things Blue 

The return to service of Evertonia.com provides a new home for the podcast featuring regular chat about the Blues from Lyndon Lloyd, Adam McCulloch, Andy Howard, Paul Traill and guests

The Evertonia Podcast: Talking Everton

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