The ToffeeWeb Podcast: Talking Everton

Paul, Andy, Adam and Lyndon review the drama of Everton's draw at Wolves that furnished the Blues with what could prove to be a crucial point and then they look at the manager's options given all the injuries ahead of the final game against Bournemouth

Andy, Lyndon and Paul look back at the non-event that was Everton's home defeat to Man City and ponder the implications of injury to Calvert-Lewin and Mykolenko ahead of what is a massive game at Wolves on Saturday where the Blues could take another huge step towards safety if they can pick up all three points

In a bumper 90-minute edition, a 5-man crew basks in the glow of Everton's 5-star, 5-goal performance on the south coast that has given the club hope that they can escape relegation this season. There's kudos to Dyche for making a key change at the back, discussion over Mina's future and Garner's role in the side, praise for Patterson, Pickford, McNeil and DCL and a look ahead to Man City at home

Lyndon, Andy, Adam and Paul give their immediate reaction to Everton's hectic 2-2 draw against Leicester in a bona fide relegation six-pointer that ultimately furnished both sides with one each thanks to Alex Iwobi's equaliser and key saves by both goalkeepers

Rob Sawyer guests on the podcast, joining Lyndon and Paul to anticipate what is shaping up to be another intense night under the lights on Thursday when Newcastle come to town. They look back at what was a fairly tepid draw at Crystal Palace and the selection debate surrounding right-back, especially when Seamus Coleman is out injured, and they address the controversy surrounding Bill Kenwright's open letter to supporters

Andy, Ell, Lyndon and Paul pick through the pieces of that damaging defeat to Fulham and what was a strange day at Goodison. They try to assess what Sean Dyche might do to turn things around, starting with Saturday's important trip to Selhurst Park and chat about long trips they've made to be let down by Everton.

Adam, Andy, Ell and Lyndon reflect on both the result and the performance at Old Trafford where Everton were beaten 2-0 by Man United before they look ahead to the visit of Fulham which is now a massive game in terms of the relegation battle. With Abdoulaye Doucouré still suspended, who starts? Does DCL get thrown in from the off?

Paul McParlan joins Adam, Lyndon and Paul to discuss the home game against unsettled Spurs and the 10-game run-in to the end of the season in general where, hopefully, Everton are well clear of danger before crunch time comes. They predict whether the Blues will stay up and who gets relegated before pondering the hypothetical scenario where the independent commission hands the club a transfer embargo.

Paul The Esk joins Lyndon Lloyd and Paul Traill to give his perspective on the bombshell last Friday that Everton have been referred by the Premier League to an independent commission for an alleged breach in the Profitability & Sustainability rules. Why now, what does it mean for the club and what might the punishment be if they are found guilty?