Podcast appearances and mentions of Phil Jagielka

Everton are back in Europe, and Roberto's blue army is loaded with players who flattered to deceive at the Brazil World Cup - Leighton Baines and Phil Jagielka took the blame for another Steven Gerrard slip-up, Ross Barkley shared a bench with Frank Lampard Jr., Romelu Lukaku fell behind Divock Origi in the Belgium pecking order, Samuel Eto'o had a fight with half the Cameroon team, and Mo Besic was also there. There's a new badge, a *fabric* new home kit, and the least surprising Good Times Goal of the Season ever, on the podcast that knows your first touch on your debut should never be a backheel. This episode is in association with The Excelsior. Thanks to Sean Ponzini and Gary Lunt for their contributions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

As Everton prepare for their final senior men's match at Goodison Park after 133 years, Mark Chapman, Giulia Bould and Phil Jagielka reflect on the stadium and what it means to fans, players and managers.We hear from David Moyes, Joe Royle, Wayne Rooney and Seamus Coleman ahead of the final home Premier League game against Southampton.And they're joined by club Graeme Sharp, who recalls the most famous matches at Goodison, including a European Cup Winners' Cup semi-final with Bayern Munich.Everton fan and boxer Tony Bellew shares his memories, and Sam Easton, the great, great grandson of stadium architect Archibald Leitch talks about his relative's legacy. TIMECODES 02:00 What does Goodison Park mean to the fans? 11:10 David Moyes interview 23:20 Seamus Coleman on what Goodison Park is like for players 40:10 Joe Royle's memories of Goodison 47:30 Wayne Rooney on THAT goal 58:20 Sam Easton on his great, great grandfather, architect Archibald Leitch 1:03:00 Tony Bellew's love for the groundBBC Sounds / 5 Live / Radio 5 Sports Extra weekend commentaries: Sat 1630 Men's FA Cup Final: Crystal Palace vs Manchester City (5 Live) Sun 1330 Women's FA Cup Final: Chelsea vs Manchester United (Sports Extra 3) Sun 1415 Premier League: West Ham vs Nottingham Forest (5 Live) Sun 1500 Premier League: Brentford vs Fulham (Sports Extra 2) Sun 1630 Premier League: Arsenal vs Newcastle (5 Live)

With more than 800 appearances under his belt, Phil Jagielka's superb career for club and country spanned more than 23 years! Out of the game now for a year or so, he's been working mainly on his golf handicap, but reflects with Prutts on the highs, the lows and some of the brilliant characters and stories he's enjoyed along the way, as he looks back on a playing career that he's quite rightly very proud of.

David Jones is joined by former Everton captain Phil Jagielka and Izzy Christiansen to discuss Everton's 2-1 win over Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park as their recent good form under David Moyes continued.

After Ruben Amorim called his Manchester United team “maybe the worst” in the club's history, how will his players react? And what is the sports science behind Ange Postecoglou's playing style at Tottenham?Mark Chapman is joined by Chris Sutton, Rory Smith and Shay Given on the Monday Night Club to react to the weekend's biggest stories. How will the Manchester United dressing room react to Ruben Amorim's criticism after another home defeat. What are the challenges of adapting from a back four to a back three? Former Everton and Sheffield United defender Phil Jagielka drops by to explain how to benefit the best from the change in playing style and what Manchester United need to do for it to be successful. Plus, the panel chat to Anton McElhone, Ange Postecoglou's head of sports science from his time at Celtic. How does the role of a sports scientist work, and how does Ange Postecoglou embrace the role?TIME CODES:00:30 – A momentous weekend for Chris Wood 02:20 – Ruben Amorim 03:10 – Reaction to Amorim's comments 13:30 – Phil Jagielka on a back 3 22:00 – Sports scientist Anton McElhone

Chris is on holiday this week, so Kyle and Michael are taking the armband - quite literally - as they discuss what it's like to a lead a team. They're joined by the former Everton and England skipper Phil Jagielka to discuss what makes a great captain and why. The trio look back on their careers as leaders and whether they were made or moulded; who their leadership heroes were; the best captains they played under - and the worst - what it's like to face up the media as the skipper; when can you be a friend to your teammates and when you have to be the police; and what sort of responsibilities a modern leader has when the manager takes control of so much of the on-pitch decision making. Phil and Kyle discuss leadership roles at international level and how that differs from being a club captain, and then the current Manchester City skipper talks about the responsibility of taking over the armband of the Premier League champions, the legacy his predecessors left him at the Etihad, and what it was like to raise that trophy above his head at the end of last season.

England manager Lee Carsley and goal scorers Declan Rice and Jack Grealish react to their 3-1 win against Finland in Helsinki.Steve Crossman presents reaction with former England defenders Phil Jagielka and Matt Upson. They discuss the result in Helsinki, whether England need clarity over interim manager Lee Carsley's future and the performance of some of the newer players against Finland.Time Codes: 05.40 – Lee Carsley 12.50 – Declan Rice 16.10 – Jack GrealishLive football coming up on BBC Sounds: Tuesday 15th October – Scotland v Portugal 7.45pm KO – Nations League on 5 Live Saturday 19th October – Manchester United v Brentford 3pm KO – Premier League on 5 Live Saturday 19th October – Bournemouth v Arsenal 5.30pm KO – Premier League on 5 Live Sunday 20th October – Wolves v Man City 2pm KO – Premier League on 5 Live Sunday 20th October – Liverpool v Chelsea 4.30pm KO – Premier League on 5 Live

Phil Jagielka and Izzy Christiansen join Kelly Cates to discuss Everton's 0-0 draw with Newcastle in the Premier League as the returning Anthony Gordon missed a first-half penalty. Hear from both managers as the Goodison Park side were denied a penalty after Dan Burn appeared to trip Dominc Calvert-Lewin.

Phil Jagielka joins David Seaman and Faye Carruthers for Seaman Says, brought to you by Betway. In this episode, they preview this weekend's action including Aston Villa v Arsenal and Everton's game against Spurs. Plus, they discuss Phil's football career from getting his breakthrough at Sheffield United under Neil Warnock to his time at Everton and playing for England. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Subscribe for interviews with football legends, celebrity guests and to enjoy the best bits from our podcast each week -    / seamansayspodcast   ━━━━━━━━━━━━━

Arsenal & England legend David Seaman's weekly football podcast covering the Premier League and so much more! David is joined by Sheffield United & Everton legend Phil Jagielka to react to the opening weekend of the Premier League season as Everton sit at the bottom of the table after defeat by Brighton. The team also discuss Arsenal's winning start, Raheem Sterling's statement before his Chelsea teammates faced Manchester City and Man Utd winning the opening game of the season against Fulham. Follow Seaman Says on social media, we're @SeamanPodcast on Facebook, X, Instagram & TikTok. Seaman Says is a Listening Dog Media production. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mark Chapman and Steve Crossman present all the reaction from the second day of Euro 2024. Football correspondent John Murray and former England defender Matthew Upson also have the latest from the England camp ahead of their opening game against Serbia. Gareth Southgate gives injury updates on both John Stones and Luke Shaw, while Harry Kane discusses the talent in the squad.Euro Leagues' Guillem Balague reacts to Spain cruising past Croatia in the opening game of Group B, and is joined by former England striker Dion Dublin and senior football reporter Ian Dennis to pay tribute to the late Kevin Campbell.A pair of former England internationals in Paul Robinson and Phil Jagielka join Mark and Italian football expert Mina Rzouki for all the reaction to Italy's 2-1 win over Albania.Timecodes: 00:55 Concerns over Iceland defeat 01:55 Gareth Southgate pre-Serbia 06:50 Harry Kane pre-Serbia 09:15 England vs Serbia preview 12:35 Spain 3-0 Croatia reaction 21:05 Tributes to Kevin Campbell 26:05 Italy 2-1 Albania reaction

Mark Chapman talks England, Scotland and dark horses ahead of UEFA Euro 2024. He's joined by former England internationals Phil Jagielka and Chris Sutton, as well as New York Times chief soccer correspondent Rory Smith. Hear from Scotland assistant John Carver and catch up with BBC Scotland's chief sports writer Tom English.02:35 The ‘not getting injured' mentality 06:15 England training in a golf resort 10:05 Does the England squad have enough experience? 19:15 Cole Palmer as the number 10? 22:10 Do the squad numbers mean anything? 27:10 Is England's entirely right-footed defence a problem? 30:30 Scotland a happy camp despite turbulent build-up 33:30 Scotland assistant John Carver on McGinn's dancing 39:45 Rory reveals he's a Scotland fan! 41:40 Tips to win, dark horses & the supercomputer

Jamie Redknapp and Phil Jagielka reflect on Everton's 1-0 win over Brentford, which confirmed they can't be relegated from the Premier League this season. Hear from James Tarkowski, Idrissa Gueye, Sean Dyche and Thomas Frank after Everton leapfrogged Brentford in the table. Redknapp and Jagielka also debate Ivan Toney and Jarrad Branthwaite's hopes of making England's Euros squad before discussing who will join Everton and Brentford in avoiding relegation.

Kelly Cates brings you reaction to Tuesday's Premier League matches with former Everton & England defender Phil Jagielka, former Spurs & Newcastle centre-back Sebastien Bassong & Statman Dave.Nottingham Forest claim a big 3-1 win over Fulham. Hear from Player of the Match Morgan Gibbs-White and Fulham boss Marco Silva.Everton and Burnley claimed a point against Newcastle and Wolves respectively. Hear the thoughts of Everton boss Sean Dyche, Burnley manager Vincent Kompany plus Newcastle's Eddie Howe.Hear from Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner after their 1-0 loss at Bournemouth while, at the other end of the table, West Ham and Tottenham drew 1-1. Hear from West Ham manager David Moyes and Spurs boss Ange Postecoglu.TOPICS 0 mins - Highlights of the night 1 mins - Morgan Gibbs-White 3 mins - Nottingham Forest discussion 7 mins - Marco Silva 8 mins - Fulham discussion 11 mins - Eddie Howe 13 mins - Newcastle 1-1 Everton discussion 16 mins - Sean Dyche 23 mins - Vincent Kompany 25 mins - Oliver Glasner 26 mins - Relegation discussion 30 mins - West Ham 1-1 Tottenham discussion 34 mins - David Moyes 35 mins - Ange Postecoglu

Today on the Fozcast we have Everton and Sheffield United icon, Phil Jagielka! Jags has played over 800 games in his career in which 4 of those appearances were in goal and 40 caps for England! Jags talks to us about Neil Warnock and how fiery he can be in the dressing room! We also have a flashback to the Brazil 2014 World Cup and how players were getting media trained whilst they were out there by using a whiteboard! Everton and Sheffield United where the two big clubs in Phil's career and we touch on the highs and the lows throughout these times and how he felt like he never got to say goodbye to the fans properly! Strap in for this one, it's a belter! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Our latest Bred a Blue podcast is a little bit different! We travelled to Birmingham City's training complex to catch up with John Ruddy and Lukas Jutkiewicz – two players who had one game each for the Everton's senior team but have since compiled excellent professional careers. Ruddy came from Cambridge United in 2005 and Jutkiewicz arrived from Swindon Town two years later. “The year I left Cambridge, they had been relegated to the Conference and Everton had qualified for the Champions League!” Ruddy recalls. The 'keeper was instantly loaned back to the Abbey Stadium outfit and trained twice a week at Bellefield before playing for Cambridge at the weekend. Jutkiewicz came under the spotlight after helping Swindon Town to the quarter-finals of the 2006/07 FA Youth Cup. “I remember my first session with the Everton first team, I was absolutely blowing!” he says. “I couldn't believe the change in pace, training with players that a few weeks earlier I was watching on Match of the Day.” Ruddy's senior debut, in February 2006, came in the most bizarre of circumstances – he came off the bench against Blackburn Rovers when Iain Turner was sent-off after just nine minutes. “It was probably the best thing because I didn't have time to think. The fans understood that we were down to the bare bones, and it was a situation that nobody could foresee.” Everton won 1-0 but David Moyes moved quickly to bring in Sander Westerveld on loan. “There was an international break after the Blackburn game unfortunately, so that gave the manager time to do something,” added Ruddy. As for Jutkiewicz, he replaced Steven Pienaar late in a 3-0 home victory against Sunderland in December 2008. It was an opportunity that he thought had passed him by. “We'd had a game when I was on the bench and we were chasing a goal,” he says. “David Moyes brought Victor [Anichebe] off and I thought I was going to get a chance, but he put Phil Jagielka up front! That's when I thought it wasn't meant to be.” Ruddy eventually left Everton in 2010 – but it was a close-run thing! He'd just checked his bags in for the Blues' pre-season tour to Australia when Moyes pulled him over and told him to get them back as he was going to Norwich. Jutkiewicz made the trip but then agreed to move to Coventry City while he was Down Under! The two players have since racked up over 500 senior appearances between them and they both have fascinating stories to tell. Ruddy was in goal for Motherwell on the night Jutkiewicz slammed home a stoppage time equaliser in a 6-6 draw with Hibernian! The stopper also revealed that Everton also had a future England international on their radar when they signed him from Cambridge. And which player made Jutkiewicz's life a misery on the pitch at Everton but couldn't have been kinder or more helpful off it?

We've got a special episode of The Football Fill-In this week as Phil Jagielka joins Ben Foster, Mark Goldbridge and Paul Robinson to break down all the weekend drama from the Carabao Cup Final and the Premier League! A depleted Liverpool beat Chelsea at Wembley on Sunday to claim their first trophy of the season but can Jurgen Klopp's side win the ‘Quadruple'?! The lads give their thoughts on that, as well as their take on Mauricio Pochettino's claim that Chelsea were hoping for penalties in extra-time! Manchester United's unbeaten start to 2024 was ended by Fulham after Alex Iwobi scored a 97th minute winner at Old Trafford. Mark Goldbridge gives his honest thoughts on that defeat and where it's left Man United's divided fan base… Plus:

Listen in full: https://bit.ly/3QZuSQF Matt, Les and Lyndon delve into Sunday's disappointment, what comes next, the career of Phil Jagielka and potential sin bins in football. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ben and Andrew are not too downbeat about the defeat to Stoke as United's mishmash team come up short - Rhian Brewster's first of the season providing a bright spot, but old favourite Phil Jagielka sticks in the boot (or head). We try to avoid using the "i" word, talk about playing a back four, and look ahead to a now-quite-large game with Blackpool on Saturday. Thanks for listening, and UTB!

It's Jimbo. It's James Horncastle. It's Dom Fifield. It's Tom Williams. It's the Totally Football Show.It's transfers, transfers, transfers as rumours start to become fact. Gareth Bale is heading to Los Angeles FC, but is a move to the MLS the best preparation for his World Cup with Wales?Gossip is still all around though and some salacious talk links Cristiano Ronaldo to both Roma and Chelsea. Will it be either, or neither?On This Day were two of England's more recent international humiliations, and Dom Fifield was at both. James Horncastle tells us all about his favourite World Cup, USA 94.And we discuss Neymar's film career…Plus Carlos Tevez is a manager, Todd Boehly is giving it a go as a Sporting Director and Phil Jagielka once put a hell of a shift in as a goalkeeper. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's Jimbo. It's James Horncastle. It's Dom Fifield. It's Tom Williams. It's the Totally Football Show. It's transfers, transfers, transfers as rumours start to become fact. Gareth Bale is heading to Los Angeles FC, but is a move to the MLS the best preparation for his World Cup with Wales? Gossip is still all around though and some salacious talk links Cristiano Ronaldo to both Roma and Chelsea. Will it be either, or neither? On This Day were two of England's more recent international humiliations, and Dom Fifield was at both.  James Horncastle tells us all about his favourite World Cup, USA 94. And we discuss Neymar's film career… Plus Carlos Tevez is a manager, Todd Boehly is giving it a go as a Sporting Director and Phil Jagielka once put a hell of a shift in as a goalkeeper. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Micah Richards, Graeme Souness and Phil Jagielka discuss Everton's 3-2 defeat to Brentford in the Premier League as the Toffees miss the chance to ensure survival despite taking the lead against the Bees. Plus, Manchester City fight back to draw 2-2 with West Ham after being 2-0 down at half-time at the London Stadium

Gareth Owen sat down with Elliot and Lewis recently to discuss his experiences at Stoke City. Gareth played five times for Stoke before being sold to Oldham Athletic in 2005 and was part of Stoke City's youth team which included Karl Henry, Andy Wilkinson and 'new boy' Phil Jagielka. More recently Gareth is the head of Stoke City's academy and has been a massive part of the academy's success in recent years. Gareth discusses how Stoke have been able to produce more players in recent years, what a day in the life is like in the Stoke academy, how he he tries to also develop people as well as players and how learning to play the guitar can help you get into Stoke City's first team in the future.

Alex and the team are back with plenty to cover including, Rotherham, West Brom, the transfer window, AFCON and the reveal of Micah's new venture. WARNING this podcast has some bold statements from Lukas! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ben and Andrew reflect on a 1-0 win over a resilient Derby County, after the Blades struggle to finish their chances before Curtis Davies hands us the points. We discuss Sharp having the last word, Norwood rolling back the years, a few worries over our fullbacks, and a hat-tip to Phil Jagielka on his 700th career game. Finally, a look ahead to an evening with Neil Warnock, as United travel to Middlesbrough on Tuesday. Thank you once again, as always, for listening to BladesPod. Follow us on Twitter @bladespod @panchero, and don't forget to check out the latest views from opposition fans on the critically-acclaimed www.roysviewfrom.com.

Jason and Cory sit down with Nick from Sheff Utd Way to find out how the Blades are adjusting to the Championship following Premier League relegation. We talk about the switch in the dugout and how the Blades are adopting to it. We talk about their slow start and what's been behind their recent uptick in form. We talk strikers (Billy Sharp, good! Oli McBurnie, not so much) and Sheff Utd legends (Sharp again, but also Phil Jagielka!) We talk tactics and give a score prediction. We also discuss the £37 ticket prices! Then Jason reviews the Stoke game, which Derby won (and could have had a lot more goals!), on a difficult day for the club. Cory then sits down with Ryan Bourne and Ollie Wright of the Derby County Blog to discuss administration! How are we feeling, what's next, what's led to this point and how do we get out of this mess! Thank you for listening! Get in touch with your questions or comments. Send us a voice message! On Twitter: @ramsreview1 ; Facebook: @ramsreviewpod and email ramsreview@hotmail.com.

This week's episode Keys and Gray are talking new kits, the influx of snus addiction amongst football players and are joined by Derby County's new centre-back Phil Jagielka.Please follow the podcast on twitter and Instagram @keysandgraypod or email at keysandgraythepodcast@gmail.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Our first off season pod of Season 2. We discuss players going out including Phil Jagielka, John Lundstram (f$%k off), Simon Moore, as well as the fact that Kean Bryan was offered a new contract with United. We also talk our subjective list of the top 5 home kits and top 5 away kits of all time. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter https://www.facebook.com/theredhalfofsheffield/ Twitter - @redsheffield Blades in the USA https://www.facebook.com/bladesintheusa/ Twitter - @bladesintheusa Noah Snyder Instagram - Sunpuck Twitter - @Nessman930 Chad Jarvis Instagram - cjarvis_13 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chad-jarvis13/support

Ben and Andrew give their thanks to the departing Simon Moore before giving a rating to every player in the squad for the completed 2020/21 season - the good, the bad, and the very ugly - including some fond words for Phil Jagielka bowing out as a Blade. Thanks for listening to this mammoth pod, and UTB!

Laura Woods & Bayo Akinfenwa are joined on the Super 6 Podcast by Phil Jagielka, one of the longest-serving players in the British game and a former England skipper.Plenty is discussed, including Jagielka's early years under Neil Warnock, adjusting to Prem life with the Blades and the time West Ham tried to sign him in the midst of one of the Premier League's biggest scandals! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Listen in full here: https://bit.ly/3yc3GnI Matt speaks to Richard Sutcliffe from The Athletic ahead of our clash with Sheffield United on Sunday.  We discuss what's gone wrong for the Blades this season, what's to come next year and get an update on former Everton skipper Phil Jagielka.

Ben and Andrew talk through an heroic defensive effort from the ten men of United as they defeat Aston Villa and move off the dreaded 11 point mark: more VAR joy as Phil Jagielka sees a surprising red, brilliance from David McGoldrick, and then backs-to-the-wall stuff from a bunch of players who are still fighting. Thanks for listening and UTB!

And you may find yourself living on Shoreham Street, And you may find yourself in another part of the Stretford End, And you may find yourself behind the goal in the Theatre Of Dreams, And you may find yourself playing Phil Jagielka and Kean Bryan at the back... And you may ask yourself, "Well... how did I get here?"

Rob is joined by Mike and Hannah for the latest Kick About.They guys talk weather, Phil Jagielka's hair, Everton's strong start to the restarted Premier League season and Alex Iwobi. They also discuss their favourite summer albums, with temperatures soaring in Merseyside this week.

Southampton goalkeeper Alex McCarthy stuns Richard & Andy with his unusual fitness device, while Sheffield United's Phil Jagielka reveals his initial apprehension at becoming an overlapping centre back.

Former Everton and England Captain and current Sheffield United FC player speaks to the Murrieta Surf podcast.

The Royal Blue Podcast returns for a bumper instalment ahead of Everton's visit of Sheffield United on Saturday. Host Phil Kirkbride is joined by Everton reporter Adam Jones, regular guest Gavin Buckland and ECHO reporter Sam Carroll to look ahead to the Premier League clash at Goodison Park and chew the fat on all the week's big talking points. Marco Silva's comments on Ademola Lookman - who joined RB Leipzig in the summer after protracted transfer negotiations - are digested while the group also look at Muhamed Besic's situation at this weekend's opponents. There is more talk on Everton's centre-backs - or lack of - while the decision to release Phil Jagielka on a free transfer is considered. You can follow the Royal Blue Podcast page on Facebook to add your comments on the weekly podcast as well as posing any questions you might have to the team. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Steve Crossman and former Sheffield United midfielder Michael Brown go behind the scenes as the Blades prepare for their first season back in the top flight since 2007. Hear from manager Chris Wilder and returning defender Phil Jagielka, who says he has unfinished business following the club's relegation 12 years ago. Record signing Oli McBurnie explains why he gets compared to Tormund Giantsbane from Game of Thrones. We also hear from Chris "BashamBauer" Basham and Billy Sharp on how much playing in the top flight means to the club and the city.

Fabian Delph may not be the star studded signing many Everton fans crave this Summer, but you won’t hear anyone moaning about the £9million purchase on this podcast. Marco Silva and Marcel Brands have gone against the grain with this transfer. The model of buying up and coming young, hungry, ambitious players, on low wages completely thrown out of the window with this one.Is that necessarily a bad thing, however? Delph may not be all those but what he does offer is a wealth of experience, a winning mentality, versatility and a real eagerness to play football. This week, host Ian Croll is joined by regular guest Connor Bennett and first timer Simon Paul, from the NSNO Everton Twitter account. The lads share their thoughts on the Delph transfer which quickly turned to a positive discussion of what he may bring to the squad. The remaining segments of the podcast includes discussion over what to do over Kurt Zouma, who should be next club captain following the release of Phil Jagielka and can we trust Keane and Mina to form a partnership as formidable as the main two from last season?All that and more. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Andrew of Roy's View From returns to join Ben in discussing the latest Sheffield United news, including the record signing of Luke Freeman (05:10) and the return of Phil Jagielka (12:05). Next, our Top 5 Phil Jagielka moments (19:25), Chris Wilder's new contract (45:10) and a few thoughts on Ravel Morrison and Joel Lynch (52:40). Cheers for listening and UTB!

The second entry into Phil Kirkbride's pre-season audio tour diary is a cracker as our Everton FC correspondent catches up with ex-Blues favourite Leon Osman for a special podcast in Kenya. Everton will kick off their summer friendlies on Sunday when they take on Kariobangi Sharks at the Kasarani Stadium. But Ossie, along with former Blues team-mate Steven Pienaar, are already out in Nairobi, and after they handed out kit and training wear to dozens of local football teams as part of SportPesa's Kits for Africa campaign, the former sat down with Phil for a chat. On the agenda was the ex-England international's second trip to Kenya in two years, the clash with Kariobangi Sharks, and his thoughts on the job being done by Marco Silva, and the current players he likes watching the most. Ossie also talks about another of his old team-mates, Phil Jagielka, and remembers David Moyes' infamous pre-season training routines. Enjoy. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Our Everton FC reporter Phil Kirkbride may be in Kenya preparing for the Blues' first pre-season friendly, while Adam Jones is deservedly putting his feet-up on holiday, but that hasn't stopped us from recording a Royal Blue podcast to kick-start your weekend in style. Sam Carroll - on his day off, no less - takes over the host's seat while Dave Prentice and Gavin Buckland are the guests, who get us under way with memories of pre-season past. Then comes the meaty stuff as Prenno tears into Unesco and their warning that it could take the city's World Heritage status away if developments including Everton's new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock threaten the 'authenticity and integrity' of Liverpool's waterfront. Speaking of Bramley-Moore, Gav struggles to contain his excitement over the project before talk turns to the actual football, what Andre Gomes had to say at his press conference following his permanent move from Barcelona, and what position Prenno believes Marco Silva still needs to fill. Our trio also talk Phil Jagielka's move back to Sheffield United and pick our their favourite Everton kits after the Blues' latest offering was unveiled this week. Enjoy. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Alan Myers is back with the fourth episode of his brilliant Everton podcast - and it's a bumper one to say the least! Little wonder, then, that the usual chat that kicks off the podcast, which also features Liverpool ECHO duo Sam Carroll and Paul Wheelock, is trimmed back a bit. But the trio still fit in discussion over Leighton Baines' new deal, the departure of Nikola Vlasic, the imminent arrival of Andre Gomes, and who Marco Silva and Marcel Brands could turn to next. However, the vast majority of the show is dedicated to the three exclusive interviews Alan has conducted since episode three (which you can listen to HERE, if you haven't done so already). The first of which sees our host sit down with Everton CEO Denise Barrett-Baxendale, who talks about her first year in the job, Bramley-Moore Dock, Phil Jagielka, and the club's plans for the summer. Alan then chats to Andy Burnham, the Labour Mayor of Greater Manchester, who talks growing up as a Blue, the time he advised a group of fans who were against the stadium move to Kirkby, and his message for Silva and Brands. Both are superb interviews - and the same can certainly be said about Alan's sitdown with Everton great Colin Harvey, which is an absolute-listen. And if that's not enough, Alan also catches up with community hero Steve Johnson, who is Everton's cup-winning disability manager. Enjoy! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

This week's show sees both sets of fans reflect on their premier league retained lists, as Everton confirmed Phil Jagielka would be leaving the club, whilst across the park, Daniel Sturridge and Alberto Moreno were released by Liverpool. The lads not only give their thoughts on the news of the players leaving and how it impacts the team and plans now and into the summer, but also take a look back at the memories they have of their time at the clubs. The blues close out the show by tackling the reaction to Ronald Koeman's recent comments, that he thought he was sacked too soon by Everton and whether this a fair assessment or whether the club were justified in releasing him at the time they did.

Gerry, Max and Terry are back with Episode 121 of The Toffee Blues Podcast! The guys are talking all about the news that Phil Jagielka is leaving the blues and also discuss if Everton should be signing more leaders with Jags off. Follow @GerryGibson1, Follow @Max_Carlyle, Follow @terrymcallister Edited by Ben from Teeb Media, follow @teebmedia on Twitter

Gerry, Max and Terry are back with Episode 121 of The Toffee Blues Podcast! The guys are talking all about the news that Phil Jagielka is leaving the blues and also discuss if Everton should be signing more leaders with Jags off. Follow @GerryGibson1, Follow @Max_Carlyle, Follow @terrymcallister Edited by Ben from Teeb Media, follow @teebmedia on Twitter

Phil Jagielka leaves Everton - Reaction by All Together Now Everton Podcast

After a quiet few weeks since the end of the Premier League season, things are start to happen at Everton, and just after your latest Royal Blue podcast was recorded, captain Phil Jagielka announced he would be leaving the club after 12 years of sterling service once his contract expires. Host Phil Kirkbride had quizzed Dave Prentice, Adam Jones and Gavin Buckland on why it was taking so long to get a resolution on the long-serving defender's future. But while we now have that, the question over whether fellow Blues stalwart Leighton Baines will sign a new deal remains unanswered. Why that is the case is discussed here, as is West Ham United's pursuit of Andre Gomes. Should Everton be worried? Also on the agenda is the club's apparent desire to appoint a certain Luis Boa Morte as Marco Silva's new number two before talks turns to Phil's recent interview with former Blues boss Ronald Koeman. Did Koeman deserve more time at Goodison? And would he have fared better under the club's current structure? Whatever your thoughts on Koeman - and let's face it, sympathy for the Dutchman is in short supply - it makes for interesting listening. Enjoy. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The saying "All good things must come to an end" never meant anything to me...until today. Unfortunately, Phil Jagielka has announced that he is leaving Everton after 12 years of service to the Club. We discuss the implications of such a departure, dissect a quote in the media from a former Everton manager, and go through numerous transfer rumor pieces.

Marco Silva was back in front of the media this afternoon for the final time this season - and we have every word the Everton manager had to say in what was an interesting press conference. The Blues head to Tottenham Hotspur's new ground on Sunday and Silva is asked whether it could be the perfect time to play Mauricio Pochettino's men given their exerts in midweek, when they produced a miraculous recovery to beat Ajax and qualify for the Champions League final. Tottenham's success is even more impressive given they did not sign a single player in the summer or January. But if reports from Spain are to be believed, Spurs are set to steal Andre Gomes from the under the noses of Everton, who were also dealt a blow this week in their pursuit of Kurt Zouma when Chelsea's transfer ban was upheld. Silva speaks on both subjects, as well as Morgan Schneiderlin's form, the futures of Phil Jagielka and Leighton Baines, the season as a whole, the excellent defensive record, and the areas of improvement for Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who the Blues boss confirms will be one of two strikers to miss the trip to Tottenham. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Gerry and Terry are joining you for episode 118 of The Toffee Blues Podcast! Talking about; Phil Jagielka and should Everton be keeping him & also we need to talk about Ademola Lookman! Edited by Ben from Teeb Media, follow @teebmedia on Twitter! Thanks for downloading and please subscribe to The Toffee Blues Podcast, leave us a rate and check us out on YouTube too!

Gerry and Terry are joining you for episode 118 of The Toffee Blues Podcast! Talking about; Phil Jagielka and should Everton be keeping him & also we need to talk about Ademola Lookman! Edited by Ben from Teeb Media, follow @teebmedia on Twitter! Thanks for downloading and please subscribe to The Toffee Blues Podcast, leave us a rate and check us out on YouTube too!

Just like at Goodison Park on Friday night, spirits are high in the ECHO's recording studio for the first Royal Blue podcast of the week after Everton cruised to a routine 2-0 win over Burnley in their final home game of the season. But Dave Prentice, who is joined by Sam Carroll, Paul Wheelock and host Phil Kirkbride, argues that the first half-an-hour was anything but routine as well as reminding supporters at the contrast between that and what was served up in the last home match of last season. Paul and Sam wish the current campaign had longer to play while the latter also praises Richarlison and wonders just how the brilliant Brazilian wasn't awarded the opening goal against Burnley. The Blues' hopes of Europe were dashed the following day when Wolves defeated Fulham but is there is an upside to another season without Europa League football? The panel discuss that, the future of the revitalised Morgan Schneiderlin, and whether captain Phil Jagielka's late introduction off the bench versus the Clarets was a symbolic gesture given his contract is set to expire. Everton's pre-season plans are also up for debate as are comments made by Manchester United Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The last match at Goodison Park for the 18/19 season has concluded with another victory and another clean sheet. An absolutely dominant display was done and dusted by the 20th minute when our tertiary captain Seamus Coleman scored the second goal. As the 90th minute struck, the armband was handed off to our long-standing primary captain Phil Jagielka. We speculate as to the meaning of the substitution...almost in tears. Songs were sung, goals were scored, and Evertonians went home happy once again.

Everton's record for their final five home games of the season reads P5 W4 D1 G9 A0, and 13 points from a possible 15, after they signed off their Goodison Park programme in style with a comfortable 2-0 win over Burnley. Paul Wheelock kicks us off - he can't get his heard round the fact Richarlison's goal has been credited to Ben Mee - before our Everton FC reporter Adam Silva provides his definitive verdict on the night's action. And a short but sweet podcast rounds off with the full audio from Marco Silva's post-match press conference - which includes whether his decision to bring on out-of-contract captain Phil Jagielka late on was a symbolic gesture. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Tim Cahill and Jon Walters join David Jones to discuss Everton's 2-0 win over Burnley in the Premier League. Hear from Michael Keane, Seamus Coleman, Phil Jagielka and Everton manager Marco Silva as the Toffees kept their hopes alive of European football next season. Plus, Clarets' manager Sean Dyche gives his reaction to the defeat.

Gameweek 36 wasn’t too shabby was it guys? Well, if you had Mane, Robertson, Salah, TAA or VVD that is. And who knows, perhaps GW37 will be the exact same? Liverpool and Man City will undoubtedly continue to dominate, the other teams vying for the top four will lose points and Wolves will win again, right?Well these are just some of the topics Nathan and Joe touch on in this new episode of ‘All Out Attack’. Gameweek 37 is the exact reverse fixture list from Gameweek 19 where Hazard bagged 15 points, Kyle Walker-Peters was the top point scorer and Pogba outclassed Huddersfield… all over again perhaps?The boys also check out some possible Championship players who join the FPL ranks from both Sheffield Utd and Norwich.And of course we have a top pick from Fantasy Football Pundits as well as the lads’ captain choices!Subscribe, give us as many stars as you can in the time it takes for Phil Jagielka to score a hattrick and follow us on Twitter at @AllOutAttackFPL.Thank you, enjoy and as always good luck in Gameweek 37.

Everton will go into their last home game of the season at Goodison Park in good spirits after taking 17 points from the last 27 on offer, but did Saturday's 0-0 draw at Crystal Palace highlight a problem that has never really been solved since Romelu Lukaku's departure. It's one of the big talking points of the View from the Gwladys Street fans' podcast, featuring Blues Tom Clarke and Anthony McEllin and hosted by Paul Wheelock. The trio are full of praise for the job Dominic Calvert-Lewin has done leading the job but does the 22-year-old's lack of goal threat - for the time being at least - underline why the number one priority for Marco Silva and Marcel Brands this summer has to be a prolific striker. Potential targets are offered up while there is also a wilful discussion about Lukaku's form at Manchester United and some unsurprising comments from the forward. Despite the stalemate at Selhurst Park damaging Everton's chances of making Europe, there is plenty of praise and surprise at two statistics offered up by Paul, which banish a certain Silva myth. Talk then turns to the futures of loaees Kurt Zouma and Andre Gomes and stalwarts Leighton Baines and Phil Jagielka, who could all be appearing in a blue shirt (or just at the ground, in the suspended Gomes' case) at Goodison for the last time on Friday against Burnley. Victory over Sean Dyche's side would strengthen Everton's prospects of finishing seventh, but even they were to come eighth, or lower, Tom and Anthony explain why this season has been so much better than last and why it offers real hope for the future. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

With Marcel Brands and Marco Silva set to hold talks over the future of Phil Jagielka and Leighton Baines, with the expectation that the long-serving duo will get an answer on new contracts before the final home game of the season, a large part of the latest Royal Blue podcast concerns two players who have been cornerstones for the club. Phil Kirkbride is the man firing the questions at Dave Prentice, Sam Carroll and Paul Wheelock, who start by discussing whether it's right that Baines - as is anticipated - is offered a new deal. But will he accept? And is there another club in the Premier League that has such strength in depth at left-back? Prenno then gives his hunch as to whether Jags will also be given the chance to stay, which leads to a debate about whether Everton can be afford to be sentimental when it comes to their captain. The second part of the podcast concentrates on the PFA Team of the Year and the omission of Lucas Digne. But given Paul Pogba bizarrely did get in, Phil wonders if a different Blues player should also feel hard done-by. And before he and Sam head off to London, the panel preview Saturday's clash at Crystal Palace and give their predictions. Enjoy. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Talk about one step forward, two steps back. With Evertonians buoyant after a three-game winning run that culminated in the superb success over Arsenal, Marco Silva's side did their best to bring them back to earth with an abject display in losing at relegated Fulham. And it's the 2-0 Craven Cottage reverse, and the reasons behind it, that kicks off the latest Royal Blue podcast, hosted by Phil Kirkbride and featuring Chris Beesley, Sam Carroll and Gavin Buckland. The blame seemed to lie with the players, but did Silva make a mistake by keeping faith with Phil Jagielka, who was given a rough ride by Aleksandar Mitrović. That leads the panel to revisit the discussion over whether Mitrović would be a good summer signing for the Blues before talk turns to Jagielka's contract situation, which rounds off the first part of the podcast. Salt was rubbed into wounds when news emerged that Andre Gomes had been charged with violent conduct for a tackle he made on Mitrović in the final minute of the match - and the tackle itself, the charge and what it means for the midfielder's Everton future are all debated. But the podcast does end on an upbeat note as Phil and Co talk the Under-23s' Premier League 2 title win, and which of David Unsworth's youngsters are ready to make the step up. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Another tough test against a top six side - and another win for Everton!Marco Silva's side were able to secure their third victory in a row with a convincing triumph over Arsenal on Sunday - with the 1-0 scoreline really not reflecting the Blues' dominance of the match at all.The mood around Goodison Park is high, as it is in our Royal Blue podcast room!Host Sam Carroll is joined by Adam Jones, Dave Prentice and Gav Buckland to discuss the best bits of a fine Everton win at the weekend.The lads assess Dominic Calvert Lewin's performance and how crucial he is to Everton, how Silva has turned around his side's defence and highlight what Phil Jagielka's return could mean for his future.Join us for the latest feel-good podcast. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Jared tells the story of the Delayed Leap and Zach's delusion is all to realistic with Arsenal's poor away form. The brothers discuss the FA Cup Semifinal, Champions League Quarterfinal, and Phil Jagielka's magical day on Merseyside.

The sirens roared, Z-Cars played, and Arsenal were bombarded from the first whistle to the last. Marco Silva led the Blues to a third consecutive victory and clean sheet. We talk plenty of MOTM shouts, Phil Jagielka’s performance, team togetherness, Baines the hipster, and giving Bernard a hug. 

Everton's victory over West Ham at the London Stadium makes for an upbeat instalment of the Royal Blue podcast. Adam Jones waxes lyrical about the performance of Marco Silva's side while fellow guests Dave Prentice and Gavin Buckland are similarly enthused. Marcel Brands' comments at the London Innovation Summit are explored as Phil Kirkbride reports from the capital with Everton's director of football delivering a presentation and Q&A. Host Sam Carroll then talks Bernard and what he can bring to the team, whether Phil Jagielka and Leighton Baines deserve new deals at Goodison Park and why Kurt Zouma's set-piece goal should be a more regular occurrence for the Toffees. The podcast finishes on Everton's end-of-season awards evening after voting for the Dixies opened online. A unanimous vote quickly descends into debate as Lucas Digne, Richarlison, Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Gylfi Sigurdsson are all mooted for awards. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Everton manager Marco Silva has just faced the media at Finch Farm, where he talked VAR, following last night's Champions League match in Paris, his aims for the final nine games of the season, which kick-off this Saturday with the trip to Newcastle United. He then goes on to reveal the latest on the fitness of Leighton Baines and Phil Jagielka and what he made of Jordan Pickford's Merseyside derby performance. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Not long to go now, Blues.And Marco Silva whetted the appetite for Sunday's huge Merseyside derby with Liverpool at Goodison Park by holding a press conference at Finch Farm earlier today.You can listen to it all here as the Everton manager discusses the match itself, the club's wretched recent record against the Reds,what has to be done to change that, and what a win would actually do for his side's season.Silva also talks the selection headaches Phil Jagielka and Morgan Schneiderlin have given him - as well as responding to the Jurgen Klopp comment that Sunday's game will be like a 'World Cup final' for the Blues.Enjoy - and we'll be back later with the Royal Blue podcast. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Marco Silva made 5 changes to the Everton side that lost to Watford, including bringing Morgan Schneiderlin and Phil Jagielka back into the fray. It ended in a desperately needed 3-0 win for the Blues before the Derby on Sunday. Gylfi Sigurdsson provided 2 goals and reminded us all that he's actually pretty **** good. Be sure to check out our Twitter page (@USAToffeePod) where we are giving away a copy of "The Club" by Josh Robinson and Jon Clegg. Can definitively say it's a book every Premier League fan needs to read.

Marco Silva has just sat down in front of the media to preview Tuesday's trip to Cardiff City - and we have every word the Everton manager had to say at Finch Farm right here.Silva talks how he would have dealt with Kepa Arrizabalaga's actions at Wembley on Sunday, and gives his reaction to the news that a financial settlement has been reached with his former club Watford, before he tackles the questions Blues fans will want answering.Namely, what his squad have been working on during their 17-day break, the conversations he has had with his players in an effort to turn Everton's season around, and just how important the Cardiff clash is.Silva also gives injury updates on Leighton Baines, Phil Jagielka and Yerry Mina and whether Chelsea's imminent transfer ban will hit his attempts to sign Kurt Zouma on a permanent basis.But the Blues boss probably saves his most impassioned answer until last. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

It’s the eve of the FA Cup clash at Millwall, and the Royal Blue panel have reconvened for the latest episode of the must-listen Everton podcast.Host Phil Kirkbride gets matters under way by asking Dave Prentice, Gavin Buckland and Paul Wheelock whether the fourth-round tie is the most important game of the season? Not just in term of the club’s long search for silverware, but the increasing scrutiny on manager Marco Silva.Paul has been to the New Den in recent years and, after giving a taster of what the Blues can expect, Phil questions whether Silva has no other option to go with his strongest starting line-up. But does that include Yerry Mina?That in turns lead to a discussion over the future of Mina’s centre-back partners Kurt Zouma and Phil Jagielka before talk turns to the story that has got Evertonians talking – the little matter of the club shelling out the best part of £750,000 a week in wages to players who are nowhere near the first team.That jaw-dropping figure is certainly having an impact on Silva in the current transfer window – no news on the incomings front is definitely not good news, according to Prenno – and Gav and the rest of the lads wonder what effect it will have in the years going forward.One player who does look money well spent is Ademola Lookman, and Phil wonders whether the young winger is better now than he was a year ago when he forced through a loan move to the Bundesliga, before the pod rounds off with predictions for Millwall. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

It's the international weekend - but that doesn't stop Sam Carroll, Chris Beesley, Adam Jones and Head of Sport David Prentice discussing all the pressing matters at Everton. Adam met club captain Phil Jagielka and long-serving full-back Leighton Baines at the club's Blue Base yesterday as consultation over the Bramley-Moore stadium move began. The Everton correspondent gives his thoughts on the process while Chris Beesley and Dave Prentice highlight the necessity of a new arena as the Blues look to keep pace with the top six.With the season already almost one-third of the way through, the quartet take stock of Marco Silva's start to life as Everton boss while several players come in for specific praise. Our Royal Blue followers also submitted their questions for the podcast which are answered in detail, with January signings, the centre-back dilemma and season expectations all cropping up.You can follow our Royal Blue Podcast Facebook page and leave all your comments, ideas and feedback HERE. You can also listen to our weekly View from the Gwladys fans podcast HERE.  For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

This week, the fan podcast is brought to you by guests, Tom Clarke, Max Carlyle and Rob Astell with your host, Ian Croll. The lads are desperate for the international break to be over and for the return of Premier League football. So to fill the time ahead of the Palace home game, they discuss and debate which players should stay beyond this season despite having only months left on their deal. Players such as Leighton Baines, Phil Jagielka, Ashley Williams and James McCarthy are all part of today’s chat. To finish off, the lads preview Crystal Palace and give their predictions ahead of Sunday’s game. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Host Phil Kirkbride is back with the second and final Royal Blue podcast of the week, and just like last Friday, he is joined by Dave Prentice, Adam Jones and Paul Wheelock.Marco Silva, in contrast, has not yet had the luxury of naming the same side, and the panel discuss whether he should make changes for the visit of a club that Everton have a remarkable record against at Goodison Park.But will the atmosphere be different compared to the last time Fulham came to town? Roberto Martinez is brought up for the first, but certainly not the last time, in the podcast, before talk turns to the public persona of the manager currently in the Everton hotseat.Silva's midfield options for the clash with the Cottagers are discussed, as is the situation surrounding Yerry Mina, and who should fill his shoes while the big summer signing attempts to overcome a new injury problem.Fresh from Jordan Pickford putting pen to paper on a six-year deal, Phil kicks off an interesting debate about which Blues player should be next in line for a new contract, and what the future holds for Phil Jagielka and Leighton Baines, before the show rounds off with something that may have gone unnoticed at the Emirates last weekend.Enjoy. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Our Everton FC correspondent Phil Kirkbride has been down to Finch Farm this afternoon (Friday) for Marco Silva's pre-Arsenal press conference.Phil kicks off this podcast by giving a quick update from the main top-table presser before providing an insight into what to expect on the Liverpool ECHO site following his one-on-one interview with the Everton manager.You will then be able to hear Silva's top-table press conference in full, in which he talks the fitness of Phil Jagielka, Andre Gomes, Seamus Coleman and Yerry Mina, his thoughts on the trip to Arsenal and last weekend's loss to West Ham United, and the season so far.It is a bite-sized show.But we'll have something more substantial later today with our second and final Royal Blue podcast of the week. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Three games in and Everton’s season has already turned into an emotional rollercoaster. Five points from three games represents a solid start but that doesn’t tell the whole story.Travelling Evertonians have witnessed Phil Jagielka and Richarlison both receive red cards in the first half of the Blues' first two away games. A mixture of fast flowing attacking football combined with a hard work ethic has been overshadowed by those two incidents. Frustration isn't the word.A feisty podcast to say the least, the lads discuss and debate whether Richarlison and Adam Smith should have both received red cards on Saturday afternoon. This debate took a strange turn when former Newcastle striker Alan Shearer waded in with his opinion after our host, Ian Croll disagreed with his comments he made on Match of the Day. Listen out for some Twitter beef. We also ask the question whether the standard of refereeing in the Premier League is good enough? Not forgetting analysis of the Bournemouth performance, why Ademola Lookman must now stay and to finish off we preview the Carabao Cup tie against Rotheram United. Today's View from the Gwladys Street podcast is brought to you by host Ian Croll and guests Mark Crotty, Tom Clarke and Sam Carroll. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

There's a big question to kick-off today's Royal Blue podcast - Mason Holgate or Kurt Zouma?And the panel are split as Phil Kirkbride is joined by Adam Jones and Sam Carroll to discuss the big selection dilemma facing Marco Silva ahead of Southampton's visit this weekend.Phil Jagielka is banned for three matches, new signing Yerry Mina is not yet fit and so it looks like being between Holgate and Zouma to partner Michael Keane tomorrow.One player who won't be involved is Cuco Martina who has joined Stoke City on a season-long loan.The Royal Blue panel reflect on Martina's time at Everton and ask if he has been misunderstood.We talk about Southampton boss Mark Hughes believing now could be a good time to face Everton, the series of hugely insightful interviews given by Marcel Brands and whether it is time to hand Bernard his debut.Sit back, relax and enjoy. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The 10 men of Everton dug in for a deserved point at Wolves – and now it's the turn of the Royal Blue podcast three man panel to make theirs.Everton correspondent Phil Kirkbride is joined by podcast regulars Tony Scott and Gavin Buckland to reflect on the Blues' 2-2 draw at Molinuex and the memorable debut of Brazilian winger Richarlison.We also ask if referee Craig Pawson got it wrong with Phil Jagielka's red card and what does the three game ban mean for the captain's Everton future?Was it right to drop Ademola Lookman and will the Blues, despite what they've said, end up selling the talented winger?The panel also discuss the comments of Alisher Usmanov who today said he would "consider" investing in Everton and is "happy to help" his friend Farhad Moshiri.It's all included in a lively, opinionated edition of the Royal Blue podcast.Sit back, relax and enjoy. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Here we are! In the third episode of A Pod of Two Halves the boys discuss the opening weekend of fixtures in the English Premier League - how did Arsenal fare under new boss Unai Emery, just how unhappy is Jose Mourinho, and was Phil Jagielka deservedly sent off? Also covered is a preview of next weekend's fixtures, and don't miss Extra Time with the winners and chumps of the week! If you agree or disagree do get in contact @PodofTwoHalves

Former Premier League footballer Nils Eric Johansson didn’t believe his playing days were over at 38. Until that is a trip to the doctor diagnosed a congenital heart condition had worsened and recommended immediate retirement. What effect did that have on him and his wife Alice? Two New Zealand Olympians, Emma Twigg and Rebecca Wardell, together with their friend Sarah Van Ballekom, are settling off on a mammoth cycle ride from Switzerland all the way home. The journey of around 18,000 kilometres will take them a year. They're hoping to meet fellow Olympians on the journey And want to inspire other women to achieve their sporting dreams. An upcoming documentary series in the United States is looking at how racehorses can help military veterans with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. It’s estimated that 20 veterans lose their lives to suicide every day in America, with 30% coming back from war with PTSD. Fourteen year old Jack McLinden lives just a kilometre away from Goodison Park, the home of his beloved Everton Football club, but is unable to attend matches because of multiple health conditions. This week he was the club’s virtual mascot as captain Phil Jagielka carried a small robot on to the pitch, inside was a webcam streaming live images and sound back to Jack’s computer at home. And ahead of the new netball season starting in Australia, the countries most capped international Liz Ellis has been talking publicly about one of her most private moments - a struggle to fall pregnant. Liz and her husband Matthew welcomed their son Austin into the world in 2016, after suffering three miscarriages and five failed IVF treatments.

We discuss #Everton's home win over Burnley with goals from Phil Jagielka, Ben Mee (OG) and Romelu #Lukaku#EFC #MUFC #Arsenal #LFC For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

This episode of the Pacey Performance Podcast sees me speaking with a good friend of mine and fellow Yorkshireman, Luke Jenkinson. Luke is doing some great work at one of the most renowned football academies in the UK in Sheffield United. Players such as Kyle Walker, Kyle Naughton, Phil Jagielka and more recently Jordan Slew all going through the gates at Sheffield United. Luke has a great outlook on player development and its always a pleasure to hear his enthusiasm about his role and how he can have an impact on young players, not only in a football capacity, but also as young men. In this episode you will learn - Who is Luke Jenkinson Coaching Philosophy as a club   How is the programming individualized?   Thoughts about early specialization What the FA are learning from you Recommendations for young coaches Keep up to date with everything that is going on with the podcast by following me on Twitter @paceyperform or visiting paceyperformance.co.uk/podcast. Luke can be found on Twitter @lukegatus Enjoy PP

The lads look at the International matches, talking in depth about Ross Barkley and Phil Jagielka. They also look ahead to Everton's game against Manchester United on Saturday.

Phil Jagielka spoke to the Followtonians at a special event to honour Everton in the Community Chief Executive Officer and Deputy Chief Executive of Everton Football Club, Dr Denise Barrett-Baxendale after receiving her MBE from the Queen for “services to the Merseyside community”