The fellas look back at Everton's 2-2 draw at Brentford in what was a six-pointer in the chase for Europe. They assess what was an underwhelming overall team performance but highlight some key contributions while assessing the respective positions in the squad of Beto and Thierno Barry. They then preview the first all-Mersey clash at Hill Dickinson Stadium with a derby-flavoured round of "Chat EFC" to finish off

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Andy tests Paul, Lyndon and Adam ob their powers of recall of Everton-related trivia

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The guys go game by game and predict how Everton will fare in the run-in to the 2025/26 Premier League season. Plenty of heady optimism that is starkly at odds with years of pain following the Toffees!

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The full team of Adam, Andy, Lyndon and Paul return to wax lyrical about Everton's comprehensive 3-0 win over Chelsea which made it back-to-back Premier League home wins at Hill Dickinson Stadium for the first time. The fellas review the performance and laud the job that David Moyes has done in guiding the club to eighth place with seven matches to go. Could the Toffees sneak into the Champions League?!

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It's just Paul and Lyndon this week to look back on the frustration of Everton going down late at title favourites Arsenal. They discuss the team's performance and the signs that David Moyes is putting his stamp on the team and optimism for the run-in that next sees Chelsea come to Bramley-Moore Dock.

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Andy's back along with Lyndon, Paul and Adam to look ahead to Everton's trip to the Emirates where the Gunners face statistically the toughest away side they can currently face but there is concern over the fitness of Jarrad Branthwaite. They discuss the ownership's potential options with regard to the summer transfer window and David Moyes's contract situation as well as the run-in over the remainder of the Premier League season where there is plenty of intrigue at the bottom of the table. Finally, "Chat EFC" concerns a match from a chilly December day in 2006

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Paul, Adam and Lyndon discuss Everton's excellent win at Newcastle and a first victory under the lights at Bramley-Moore Dock as Moyes's boys beat Brighton. They discuss the revival in Dwight McNeil and Beto's personal displays, wax lyrical about Jordan Pickford and assess the Toffees' European hopes following the latest round of Premier League fixtures. Finally, Chat EFC goes back to April 2014 and peak Roberto Martinez.

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The full crew are back together to discuss Everton's latest home defeat, this time to Manchester United who caught the Blues cold on the counter and that was the difference on the night at Hill Dickinson Stadium. The fellas discuss David Moyes's baffling stubbornness when it comes to playing players out of position, the lack of creativity and joined-up thinking in the final third and whether there will be more of the same at Newcastle at the weekend. Finally, "Chat EFC" takes us back to Moyes's last season in charge and a home game against Steve Clarke's West Brom

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Paul, Andy and Lyndon look back on the latest disappointing game at Hill Dickinson Stadium which saw the Blues throw away the points against the Cherries. Once again, players recruitment, team selection and poor defending are big talking points. The fellas end with another round of "Chat EFC" which goes back to April 2016 and the waning weeks of Roberto Martinez's tenure

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Adam, Andy and Lyndon are back to review the final day of the January transfer window that saw Tyrique George sign on loan from Chelsea but Dwight McNeil's switch to Palace collapse at the last minute. They bat around the benefits – or otherwise! – of playing four centre-halves and whether David Moyes sticks with that formation at Craven Cottage. Finally, "Chat EFC" takes us back to the final weeks of Carlo Ancelotti's reign as manager

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