Discussing Everton's attacking woes following a third successive defeat and trying to retain perspective as Frank Lampard tries to mould his side, the guys look back at Newcastle and look ahead to the home clash with Palace. They round things off by reminiscing about the last time the Blues played the Eagles on that dramatic night back in May

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Paul and Lyndon discuss the defeat at Tottenham and Everton's attacking limitations in general that are preventing them from competing against the top clubs. They look ahead to the trip to Newcastle, another really difficult assignment, and pick their favourite and least favourite players to have played for both the Magpies and the Blues

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Paul returns to join Adam and Lyndon as they look back on Sunday's frustrating defeat to Manchester United under the lights at Goodison, assess Frank Lampard's midfield options and the form of Idrissa Gueye and Anthony Gordon. They look ahead to a difficult assignment at Spurs before picking their favourite other goals from outside the box

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Ell Bretland and Adam McCulloch return to join Lyndon Lloyd and Andy Howard to discuss the Blues' win at Southampton before both looking ahead to the visit of Manchester United and looking back at some of their favourite games against the Red Devils from the past

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The lads discuss the resurfaced talks between Maciek Kaminski and Farhad Moshiri over a potential £400m buy-out of Everton, Nathan Patterson's unfortunate injury and whether there's any debate over how he is replaced in the meantime, Allan's departure, Everton Women's derby triumph, and times when the Blues have made the blood boil

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Andy, Paul and Lyndon bask in the glow of three points for Everton for the first time since May following Sunday's win over West Ham. They discuss the Blues' visible confidence and solidity, how to work DCL back into the side, who should be taking corners, and pick their favourite first goals from an Everton player

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Adam, Lyndon and Paul discuss Everton's home clash with West Ham this Sunday which is now going ahead after the visit to Arsenal was postponed in the wake of The Queen's passing. They discuss the potential line-up, ponder captaincy options and then reminisce about stand-in goalkeeping performances from the past

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Paul, Lyndon, Ell and Andy discuss the entertaining but goalless Goodison derby and how the team performance can provide a blueprint for the rest of the season. They also look ahead to the trip to Arsenal and reminisce about other goalless games from Everton's past that might have been memorable or utterly forgettable

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Recording as the transfer window closed, the crew assess the last signings of the window and the summer's business as a whole, look back at the Brentford and Leeds games, preview the Goodison derby and pick their most vivid deadline-day memories

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Adam, Andy, Lyndon and Paul review the games against Forest and Fleetwood, puzzle over merits of a back five and wonder who will start in midfield against Brentford all while lamenting the fact that Everton still have no striker heading into the final days of the transfer window. Finally, they offer their picks for a player who might have come close to the kind of transformation undergone by Alex Iwobi

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