Adam, Paul and Lyndon are buzzing about Everton's impressive form which has seen them win nine of their last 13 games in all competitions and lifted themselves clear of the bottom three.
They laud Dyche and the players for their terrific spirit and mentality which will stand them in good stead as injuries and suspensions start to bite.
They preview the trip to Burnley where the manager will be forced into at least two changes and select past singings who have surprised them or gone on to win them over.
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2 Posted 13/12/2023 at 18:58:39
Weird cos he didn't really do anything, he just knew where to stand. It was just fascinating watching him anticipate trouble and make everything look so easy.
3 Posted 18/12/2023 at 22:06:54
I have gone back to the episode 1, fun listening to the drama of 2 season ago, you are all slightly shell shocked, and the build up to last season. Currently episode we managed to beat Fleetwood, still no wins in the league. Still no forwards signed...
I do a podcast as well and know the amount of work that goes on behind the scenes.
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1 Posted 13/12/2023 at 17:26:17
Three others would be:
Peter Reid who was in and out of the team for the first nine months.
Dave Watson after a slightly shaky few months at the start of his Everton career.
Jordan Pickford who has performed very well since the latter part of Ancelotti's tenure. Before then, he was erratic.