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This week we discuss the exploitation being aimed at fans by betting companies, knowingly taking advantage of our loyalty and emotion for our clubs, with Everton's recent announcement of a partnership with Parimatch as the catalyst of conversation.
How the globalisation of phenomena like esports and analytics into our social media habits, have us all at the behest of the bespoke betting behemoth.
This week the pod take a nostalgic trip into one iconic moment that defines a player.
No Drama, Спасибо, and Slainte! Sit back and enjoy.
Part 2: 2019 - Everton 0 - 0 Everton - Duncan Ferguson (Manager) (08m 31s)
Part 3: 1996 - Sheffield Wednesday 2 - 5 Everton - Andrei Kanchelskis (16m 05s)
This week the pod discuss the undeniable link between politics, football and an ever growing disenfranchised fanbase being seen as users rather than fans. Should Everton as a club use the city's strong political identity to provide a springboard to their community?
The potential disconnect from fan to club, and when does a club stop representing you as a fan? The responsibility of clubs within their communities. Is it dark times and can the city take inspiration from the 80's and become a phoenix of hope for it's people?
"Potere al popolo!"
This week the pod dives into Don Carlo's coup d'etat or 'colpo di stato' as the cornerstone of Everton's inherent identity transition.
Terrace tribalism and what is it that makes Leighton Baines "One of Us?" but not Tom?...yet.
How a crisis has turned into club clarity. The success of Dominic Calvert-Lewin is hiding our former insecurities and the importance of opening the isolated L4 bubble into a global Goodison for future forays onto a famous waterfront.
This week the pod reflect on the key bitesized moments that moulded their behaviour as Evertonians. Spanning 13 years from the early 90's through to the late 00's. Sarah, Shaun and Dave pick out their most prominent, favourite or most soul destroying memory following the blues. Painting their picture of events and transporting us back to that particular game. Heartbreak, Duncs curtains, Collina's Spanish Calciopoli and a Firenze frenzy at Goodison. Honourable mentions for Pro Evo 3, Per Kroldrup and Andy Hinchcliffe's left wand.
Part 2: 2005 - Villarreal 2 - 1 Everton - Pierluigi Collina (08m 30s)
Part 3: 2008 - Everton 2 - 0 Fiorentina - Mikel Arteta and Sebastian Frey (17m 15s)
The pod discuss the clubs hometown city culture vacuum, the popularity marketing potential of new players and how The Professor is showing us the Reggiolesi light.
Is Anthony Gordon the future of the club? Do we utilise the social consciousness of our Brazilian Pigeon.
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