Show Notes
Ian Croll and Tony Scott are back in the Royal Blue studio to break down a massive week of Everton news as the Toffees prepare for their season opener against Crystal Palace.
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David Moyes has finally broken his summer silence ahead of the match, offering an honest assessment of Everton’s transfer window so far. With the deadline fast approaching, Moyes reiterated that the club is still actively striving to do more business. The manager also evaluated the new additions brought into the squad, outlining what those fresh faces offer and where further reinforcement is still desperately needed.
The lads also dissect a major series of interviews given by Everton CEO Angus Kinnear this week. Kinnear addressed the hard truths behind why last season was viewed as a failure, outlined the club's long-term ambitions, and provided clarity on the board’s vision for the future—including the trajectory of manager David Moyes.
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