Matt is joined by Mick and a returning Mike De Asha.
We assess the potential ramifications from the weekend’s chaos. Who is to blame for the Harrison Armstrong fiasco? And is there any way back for Angus Kinnear?
We also look at the transfer state of play, with Iliman Ndiaye set to leave and Folarin Balogun potentially on his way in. Have Everton got lucky late in the window?

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Les and Dave were on live to look back at the weekend's draw at Bournemouth and a crazy 48 hours that almost saw Harrison Armstrong leave for Forest and a flurry of transfer rumours ahead of Tuesday's deadline.#

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Matt and Dave recorded Live on the news that Harrison Armstrong will be staying at Everton.

They also react to the reports that Iliman Ndiaye is set to join Spurs and Richarlison could make a return to the Blues.

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Matt and Rob pick through yet another eventful game at Bournemouth for Everton, on and off the pitch.

James Tarkowski snatched a late point for the Toffees, but the day was dominated by news of Harrison Armstrong's potential exit to Nottingham Forest.

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Dave an Patric Ridge discuss the latest news that Nottingham Forest are looking to sign Harrison Armstrong from Everton...they also talk about the bigger picture in a chaotic end to the transfer window.

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Warren is back on the Weekly where he is joined by Rob. The two discuss

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Liam, Laura and Connor were at Deepdale looking back on Everton's 4-0 win away to Preston in the second round of the Carabao Cup. That's followed by Dave and Warren going into further detail on the performance as the Blues start their season with another victory.

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We can’t even have one week talking about a Toffees win, can we?

Fresh from filing his transfer exclusive about Jake O’Brien, Paddy joins Matt to talk through the story,

Why does O’Brien want out? Why do Everton want to sell? And is there any way of salvaging the situation? 

There’s also a look at Beto’s future with offers expected. Then, finally, we get to the football. Harrison Armstrong was excellent wasn’t he? And how underrated is Iliman Ndiaye?

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Everton kick off the 2026-27 season with a statement 2-0 win over Crystal Palace — the first opening-weekend win in five years - and it's the kids stealing the headlines.
Les and Dave discuss Harrison Armstrong's coming-of-age midfield display, Hayden Hackney's seamless step up from the Championship, and how Ndiaye and Dewsbury-Hall combined for two goals either side of the break.
Plus: Thierno Barry off the mark early (a huge weight off after last season), Pierre Sage's rocky Palace debut, and what this result means heading into a transfer deadline that's about to get busy.

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