Part of our of season review and we look into The Gaffer (TM). What did Dyche get right, what did he get wrong and where should we expect him to go next season?

Well. What a week that was. We break is all down, covering all three Everton wins against Forest, Brentford and of course Liverpool. Plus, we discuss the hard time Sean Dyche gets from some fans, and preview the Luton game.

This week, we're rolling up our sleeves for a rollercoaster ride through Everton's relegation fight.  April's got us in a twist with seven matches that are going to define our season, starting today with Bournemouth at home.  Dive in for our take on the Toffees' great escape.

Reasons to be cheerful. We look at why Everton are maybe not in such terrible shape, why the West Ham performance wasn't as bad as everyone seemed to think, and discuss whether six points is a fair punishment for Everton.

Well well well. It's been a wild few weeks to be an Evertonian. We give a state of play on where Everton are at on and off the pitch, decide that Richard Masters is, to quote Ben, a smarmy git, and we also preview the Crystal Palace game. 

We look ahead to Everton v Man City, discuss penalties and laugh at Newcastle.

We're here to look back on three straight wins, three clean sheets and the genius of Sean Dyche.

We also look at what the rest of Everton's season is likely to look like, and talk a bit about ear canals. 

Almost everyone agrees that Everton's ten point deduction is a crazy overreach by the Premier League. So why did they do it? In this episode, we unpack the politics behind the league's action, and how the specter of Government regulation has them running scared.

We also swear a lot and preview the Manchester United game.

On the day Everton announce the passing of Chairman Bill Kenwright we pay our tributes, plus a look back at the derby, and Ben and Adam have an argument about referees.

We're back to diagnose what went wrong (and right) against Luton, preview Everton's game against Bournemouth and discuss yet another VAR fiasco for Howard Webb to deal with.