We talk through a transfer window that leaves Everton frighteningly light in key positions and argue about what that really means for the next five months. We weigh the fan backlash, the club’s messaging, and whether a squad this thin can still chase Europe if results stay strong. 

As the transfer window prepares to slam shut, we debate whether we'd rather see Ndiaye or Grealish in an Everton shirt come next week, and react to Moyes' claim that Everton need to choose between a cup run or avoiding relegation. No, seriously, he said that.

The Blues Brothers Everton podcast is back from its summer break and ready to hit the season like the Everton scouting team chasing a mediocre right back.

Everton's iconic captain is leaving the club, at least for now. We look back on Seamus' career, look ahead to Sunderland, and say a big f**k you to VAR.

Is the Premier League corrupt? Will Everton qualify for Europe? Is Liam Rosenior actually an AI? We answer all these questions and more.

19 games in and Everton are sitting nicely in the top half of the table. Ben, Adam and Andy break down the season so far and look ahead to what January's transfer window might bring.

Do Everton actually need another striker? Are Spurs any good? How funny are Liverpool right now? We answer all the biggest questions on the latest episode of The Blues Brothers Everton Podcast.

We're a few games into the season now and we've seen the good and the bad of this Everton team. In this pod we look at what is working, how Everton have struggled recently, and look ahead to Sunday's game against Crystal Palace.

Following the first proper game at the Dicko, we talk about our experience on the ground, what worked and what Everton can do better. Also, Jack Grealish signs for Everton, and what else does David Moyes have up his transfer sleeve before the start of the season?

Well, there she goes. One last Everton home game at Goodison to discuss, plus our favorite memories of the grand old lady.