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Paul Traill returns to the podcast as the guys review the frustrating 2-2 draw at Hull City and David Moyes's safety-first team selection that installed Jarrad Branthwaite as an awkward left-back and retained Brennan Johnson wide on the right.
They discuss The Friedkin Group's decision to put EFC up for sale and the difficulty in attracting the right kind of owners to replace them. They then look ahead to the home game with Chelsea and finish with a game of Chat EFC which concerns another game from 2008.
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Andy, Adam and Lyndon return along with the Premier League after a three-week hiatus to preview Everton's trip to Hull on Sunday. Is it a case of same team again for David Moyes (the fitness of Vitalii Mykolenko permitting) and who will make way for Christian Nørgaard when he fully fit and a regular starter?
The fellas finish off with one of the more challenging games of "Chat EFC" from David Unsworth's interlude as the Blues' boss on Guy Fawkes Day in 2017.
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After a long break, Lyndon returns with another in the One-On-Series and a lengthy chat with Rob Vera, a familiar name to most Blues, particularly those who listen to The Blue Room where he is a regular guest and host.
They chat about Rob's Everton back story before getting into the state of the Toffees as the season pauses for a long international break, both on and off the pitch. They discuss the Blues' midfield in particular, the chances being afforded to young players this season and what might happen if Vitalii Mykolenko is injured.
They then finish up with a quick-fire round of questions ranging from VAR and which club Rob would support if there were no Everton to his favourite EFC players past and present.
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The guys look back at Everton's narrow 1-0 win over Ipswich that has them in 7th place in the Premier League and through in Carabao Cup heading into the international break. They discuss the fact that the Toffees are unbeaten despite not having played especially well while analysing some of the individual performances.
Then they finish off with Chat EFC which takes them back to the months of Walter Smith's tenure as manager.
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The guys review the goalless draw with Spurs and discuss whether it was a good away point or something of an opportunity missed. Then they chat about the slender win over Wolves in the Carabao Cup where Tyler Dibling impressed and Charly Alcaraz booked the Blues' passage into the Fourth Round.
Finally, Chat EFC is a trip way down Memory Lane to 1994 when Mike Walker and Brett Angell were all the talk.
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Authors Paul Owens and Rob Sawyer guest on this special episode devoted to the Everton goalkeepers who graced Goodison Park down the decades. Paul explains how both his fascination for goalies and then the book came about before the trio discuss some of the Toffees' legendary keepers, starting at the beginning before there were even crossbars or nets and finishing up with the current holder of the No 1 position, Jordan Pickford.
The Glovesmen of Goodison is available to purchase from Pitchpublishing.co.uk and Amazon.co.uk
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On this meaty episode Lyndon, Adam and Andy review the encouraging win over Crystal Palace and the form of some of Everton's youngest players.
They discuss the Carabao Cup second round tie at Preston and the furore over the manager's comments about juggling the Premier League with cup commitments as well as the news that Jake O'Brien could be on the move before the transfer deadline.
Finally, they offer their thoughts on the return of Jack Grealish before ending with a game of chat EFC that takes them back to a high scoring game from February 2011.
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