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The Evertonia Podcast: Talking Everton

Looking Forward

Season 2, Ep. 48

Andy, Lyndon and Paul discuss the latest goings-on at Everton, from the release of the fixtures, the departures of some players and offers of new contracts to others, and, of course, the big changes in the Boardroom which saw the Graeme Sharp, the CEO and Finance Director all leave their posts

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  • 24. Same Old Problems

    51:32||Season 4, Ep. 24
    David Moyes took charge of his first game since returning as Everton manager but just a few days wasn't enough time for him to spark significant change in the performance. Lyndon, Paul and Adam discuss the defeat to Aston Villa, the need to bring in fresh blood in the transfer market this month, and what changes the boss might make against Tottenham on Sunday
  • 23. A Relatively Quick, Clean Decision

    50:33||Season 4, Ep. 23
    Lyndon, Andy and Adam discuss the surprising timing of the dismissal of Sean Dyche as manager of Everton, the merits of his presumed successor, David Moyes returning, and the solid if unspectacular win over Peterborough United in the FA Cup.
  • 22. We Are Here Again, I'm Afraid

    58:19||Season 4, Ep. 22
    Sean Dyche's future could be under review following Everton's miserable defeat at Bournemouth where they failed to score for the eighth time in 10 games or even get a shot on target. Andy, Adam and Lyndon discuss the manager, his failing tenure and his potential replacements.
  • 21. You Just Can't Keep On Not Scoring Goals

    57:55||Season 4, Ep. 21
    On the newly-rebranded Evertonia Podcast, Andy, Paul and Lyndon express their concerns and fears over Everton's inability to score goals and to what extent manager Sean Dyche is responsible. They talk about the transfer window and what could ideally be done this month to help push the Blues away from the bottom three and what changes they'd make for Saturday's trip to Bournemouth
  • 20. Thank God This Has Finally Happened!

    59:01||Season 4, Ep. 20
    Andy joins Lyndon to chat about the ramifications of the takeover and the massive opportunity for change — potentially momentous change — at Everton that now exists under the new owners. They discuss the first words and actions by TFG, Moshiri's legacy and where this leaves Sean Dyche. Plus they chat briefly about matters on the pitch and the games against Arsenal and Chelsea that will bookend the seismic change at the top of the Club.
  • 19. Brett Angell at the Top of the Christmas Tree

    47:57||Season 4, Ep. 19
    Lyndon, Andy, Adam and Paul use the empty week following the postponement of the Merseyside derby to take stock of where Everton are ahead of some difficult fixtures to end the year, all the while waiting for the confirmation of The Friedkin Group's takeover.They discuss where Sean Dyche is in terms of his immediate and medium-term future and finish up comparing notes on who has the most Blue among their Christmas decorations.
  • 18. Set-Pieces Are Back!

    47:10||Season 4, Ep. 18
    Adam, Paul and Lyndon briefly review Everton's poor showing against Manchester United before dissecting the biggest home win thus far under Sean Dyche, a 4-0 drubbing of Gary O'Neil's team. They also look ahead to the Merseyside derby, the first of four successive games against the current top four
  • 17. Pretty Grim

    57:12||Season 4, Ep. 17
    Adam, Paul and Lyndon are back following the international break to discuss the goalless draw against 10-man Brentford, the mounting pressure on Sean Dyche and what he can do to change things. With that in mind, they look ahead to the Blues' trip to Old Trafford to face Manchester United and finish with a bit of levity by naming what Everton would be if they were a band
  • 16. Living on a Knife Edge

    57:45||Season 4, Ep. 16
    Frustration and disappointment are once again the order of the day following Everton's miserable defeat on the south coast. The fellas repeat their calls for Jarrad Branthwaite's return and lament the team's struggles under Sean Dyche, discuss the merits of Beto starting up front and what side they's like to see named at West Ham.