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This week, Liam is joined by his long time friend and Across The Park co-host Ian Mills.The lads discuss the eventful 01/02 campaign that eventually saw Walter Smith being replaced by David Moyes.Gazza, Away Days, “The Premiership” and other bits are all discussed as TGTEP approaches the very waters that probably inspired Kev to start this whole damn thing.Thanks to Sean Ponzini, Gary Lunt and Niall O'Donnell for their contributions to this episode, which is in association with The Excelsior.
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Gabbing About Good Times: Liam v Ian Mills

Matt catches up with Matt Correal, who was on the front row of Azteca Stadium on Sunday night to watch England's thrilling win over Mexico.

We discuss the differences in culture savouring a game from Mexico City, the iconic stadium and the brilliant performance of Jordan Pickford.
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'He DOMINATED' | Watching Jordan Pickford LIVE at Azteca Stadium

Matt and Paddy assess Jordan Pickford’s stunning performance for England at Azteca Stadium.

We then turn our focus to the signing of Tyrique George and what it says about Everton’s transfer plans.

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Why are exciting young players picking Everton? | Byline 101

Matt is joined by Dom Shaw from the Northern Echo to get the lowdown on Everton's new midfielder.

What will he bring to the team? How will he adapt to the Premier League? What's he like off the pitch?
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Hayden Hackney Transfer Special

This is 40, and it's not long into this landmark episode before Everton's dubious title credentials are all dead.Joe Royle always enjoyed a Derby win as manager, but the Barmby-inspired smash and grab at the Baseball Ground will be the Toffees' last away league win for over a year, and Royle's final one as gaffer.Come March, Joe, or "Moosehead" as he's been affectionately named by a couple of Kev's rogue uncles, is on the march and Peter Johnson faces a Sophie's choice of giving the caretaker role to prankster Dave Watson or the potty mouthed Neville Southall.They said no to Flo so Joe chose to go.Not many wins in Part 2 then (not for Everton anyway) but still plenty of excitement - a player/manager in charge, a fight in the Goodison derby, a star player who may or may not be in debt to the Russian mafia. Let the Good Times roll.This episode is supported by The Excelsior. Thanks to Sean Ponzini and Gary Lunt for their contributions
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Good Times - Number 40 (1996/97)

Les and Rob discuss Everton's apparent lack of direction. Will we ever feel any sort of new owner bounce, and is David Moyes too big a presence at the club for it to change? There's World Cup chat and a new album corner featuring two summer staples from The Cars and The Style Council.

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The Kick About - Ever(ton) Changing Moods

Hundred up for us - a new player for Everton!

Hayden Hackney is on his way after the Blues reached an agreement for an initial £16m deal. 

How will he fit in with Everton? And what does this mean for the future of Idrissa Gueye, Tim Iroegbunam and more?

We also look at the rumours linking David Moyes with the vacant Scotland job.
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Will Hayden Hackney arrival trigger more Everton transfers? | Byline 100

We've had enough of the Good Times bobble hat telling us what to talk about. The Wembley derby will have to wait.In the summer of 1996, Everton may not have been Cup holders anymore (the loveables having let the city down and sent the trophy back to Manchester), but were now being touted as outsiders for an even bigger pot - their first league title in 9 (NINE) years.Gary Speed looked like just the missing piece of Joe Royle's jigsaw, a marauding all-round midfielder (which was the style at the time), and a lifelong Evertonian to boot. Someone that would undoubtedly spend his many remaining years at the club he loved.After a dream first day of the season, August optimism gives way for a bumpy autumn then, naturally. But at least we don't go out of the League Cup to York.This episode is supported by The Excelsior. Thanks to Sean Ponzini and Gary Lunt for their contributions.
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Good Times - Number 39: 1996/97 (Part 1)

After a good finish to 2024/25, the emotion of leaving Goodison, and the excitement of moving to the new ground, last season finished pretty flat. 

It feels like there's not a great deal of optimism as Everton enter a(nother) big summer and the second season at Hill Dickison - Les and Dave join Matt to try and work out if there's anything the club can do to lift the mood.

Let us know what you think might help improve things.
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What can Everton do to lift the mood around the club? | The Weekly

A brand new show where host Dave Phillips is joined by a guest to choose three of their favourite World Cup games. That's followed by a chat on football history in the tournament over the years.

In episode One, Ian Rowland takes us back to Mexico 86 and Italia 90.

Let us know your favourite World Cup memories.

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World Cup Time Machine - Episode One

Everton will play their 7th Monday night game of the season in May. It affects travel plans, enjoyment, and if we look at the stats, it could be affecting results, too.Is it time for fans to get together and take a stand against the ridiculous scheduling of matches? Or are we too tribal to ever really come together for a common cause?An FSA poll has found that 75% of football fans don't support the use of VAR, with 92% agreeing it's removed the spontaneous joy of goal celebrations. Should its use at least be rolled back, as it currently feels more like video refereeing than video assistance.And there's the small matter of this weekend's European six-pointer at Brentford.
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Blue Monday - Is It Time for Fans to Take a Stand?

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