The Blue Room - Everton FC Podcast

Matt, Dave and Adam discuss a quality Everton performance away at Newcastle to pick up a first Premier League win on the road this season. But first you'll hear from John Wharton on the final whistle at St James' Park.
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Matt joins BBC 5 Live Drive for a short look ahead to tonight's game against Newcastle
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Ian joins Les and Dave ahead of two big games for the Toffees over the next five days: Newcastle away tonight and the Friday night fixture against Coventry. Positive results could propel Everton back towards the European spots. Defeats could drag them down, with some tough fixtures ahead.

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Dave is joined by John, Dave P and Joshua looking back on the Blues booking their place in the Carabao Cup quarter-finals, and debate what side they'd like to see away to Newcastle on Monday.

They also discuss Jack Grealish and his future at the club.
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Three matches, one league, one cup, and one completely random. On this episode of Toffee Time Machine, John takes Dave P back to the golden era of Everton FC, 1984–85.

🏆 The Cup: Everton v Bayern Munich, 1985. The Cup Winners’ Cup semi-final many Blues still call Goodison’s greatest night. One down to Bayern, the Old Lady roaring, and Howard Kendall’s side came back to win 3–1 and book a place in the final in Rotterdam.

🔵 The League: Everton v QPR, 1985. The afternoon the title came home to Goodison Park. We relive the match that confirmed Everton as champions of England.

🎲 The Random: Mark Higgins Testimonial, 16 December 1984. Merseyside 7–6 Manchester. Everton and Liverpool players on the same side at Goodison: Southall, Ratcliffe, Reid and Sharp alongside Rush, Neal, Whelan and Mølby, against a Manchester XI featuring Mark Hughes. About 16,000 fans turned out, reportedly more than the first-team league game the day before. We also tell the story of Mark Higgins, the former Everton captain whose career seemed over at 26 with a pelvic injury, just before the club’s greatest success. Then came his remarkable comeback with Manchester United, Bury and Stoke.

Strap in, set the dial, and let’s go back in time to when Everton conquered all.

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