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The ToffeeWeb Podcast: Talking Everton
Unthinkable! Unbelievable! Incredible!
Season 2, Ep. 44
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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
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