Show Notes
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. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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