The ToffeeWeb Podcast: Talking Everton

Andy Howard, Adam McCulloch and Paul Traill discuss the fallout from the ruling by the independent commission to dock Everton 10 points for breaching PSR. They discuss how the fans and players might be galvanised by the decision and look ahead to the game against Manchester United on Sunday

It's a full house on the TW pod as Adam, Andy, Ell, Lyndon and Paul look back at the 3-2 win over Crystal Palace that lifts Everton into 14th going into the international break. They discuss how much the team has improved over 12 months and then assess their chances against faltering Manchester United before picking their players of the season so far

Paul McParlan returns to the pod and joins Paul Traill and Lyndon to discuss whether the draw with Brighton was a point gained or two points dropped. They chat about possession statistics, the wisdom of playing 'Ashley Old' twice in the space of a week and the merits of Sean Dyche's reluctance to make substitutions. There's also some obligatory VAR chat

Adam, Andy, Lyndon and Paul offer praise aplenty following Everton's win at West Ham, especially for Dominic Calvert-Lewin and a certain defender who is no longer the club's best-kept secret. They also look ahead to the Carabao Cup tie against Burnley and then the Premier League clash with Brighton before picking their favourite change strips from down the years

Andy, Lyndon and Paul discuss the news that broke on Tuesday afternoon concerning the death of Everton's Chairman, Bill Kenwright who had been on the Board for 35 years. They look back on the controversy at Anfield in the Merseyside derby and look ahead to Sunday's game against West Ham at the London Stadium

Has the history of the Anfield derby made Evertonians completely numb in the lead-up to the game? Also, discussing the "secret" independent commission, 777 Partners and the takeover, and the excellent BBC Sounds pod series covering last season at Goodison Park

Andy, Adam and Lyndon bask in Everton's morale-boosting win over Bournemouth that arrived just in time with some tricky fixtures coming up. They give kudos to a few key players from the 3-0 victory, discuss the choices in midfield and look ahead to the Anfield derby without complete dread

Andy, Lyndon and Paul scratch around for answers to Everton's horrendous home form following the 2-1 defeat to Luton Town which extended the run under Sean Dyche to seven defeats from the last eight at Goodison Park.

Paul and Lyndon convene to chat about a second Everton away win in the space of four days after the cup win at Villa Park that throws up a number of selection options for Sean Dyche ahead of the weekend visit of Luton