The Blue Room - Everton FC Podcast

Dave Downie talks to Keith Jackson all about the Genesis Open on the PGA Tour. They cover some of the issues regarding slow play in Golf and also discuss Matt Kuchar's u-turn on the controversial fee he paid a caddy after winning a tournament late last year.

Following the news that Everton have announced an expansion to its retail partnership with Fanatics, Dave Downie spoke to Everton's Commercial Director Alan McTavish, Chief Finance Officer Sasha Ryazantsev and head of Partnerships at Fanatics Danny Downs all about the new deal.

Saturday was a bad day for Marco Silva and his Everton side, as they lurched to a 10th defeat in 16 games at Watford.

There was more positive news in the week, as the club released the results of their fan consultation in regards to Bramley Moore.

Matt, Mark, Mike and Dave S are in to discuss those topics and reflect on the recent form of Gylfi Sigurdsson.

Rugby League, Rugby Union and Golf are on the agenda this week as Dave talks to Mike De Asha, Paddy Boyland and Keith Jackson.

Dave and Paddy react to Everton’s defeat at Vicarage Road.

Dave is joined by a selection of guests to discuss the sporting headlines away from football. Golf, Six Nations Rugby and the SuperBowl are on the agenda this week.

Matt, Dave and Paddy are back in after a positive result against Huddersfield on Tuesday.

The guys reflect on that win, chat about Idrissa Gueye's future and speak about what they want to see from the remainder of the campaign.

The show also includes a segment from our Academy Watch show on Blue Room Extra. Matt also speaks with the 77 Club Podcast about Saturday's opponents, Wolverhampton Wanderers.

Matt is joined by Dave, Paddy and Nick to react to Everton's hard fought win at Huddersfield.

Matt, Dave and Mike reflect on a horrendous Everton performance at Millwall.

John and Paul continue with another guest host in Tom Martin.   

Tom, a season ticket in the Lower Gwladys, probes the guys about the transfer window and are we being prudent or are we skint ?   

With the public consultation results due to be announced in February the boys debate Safe-Standing and what that might mean for ticket prices and the real capacity at Bramley-Moore.