Show Notes
The fellas review the FA Cup defeat to Sunderland which has further deflated the optimism built up around Everton and their positive end to 2025. They discuss Moyes's demeanour, the treatment of the squad's younger players and the possible strategy for the remainder of the season. Finally Paul challenges Adam and Lyndon to recall all 9 of the Blues' home penalty shootouts since the late 1990s Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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