A man Evertonians know well is the special guest of our latest Royal Blue podcast.
Sky Sports’ Alan Myers is a lifelong Blue who has served the club twice during his career and who remains hugely popular with supporters.
He is well-placed, then, to give his verdict on the revolution that is slowly but surely beginning to take place at Goodison.
From Marco Silva to Marcel Brands, and Farhad Moshiri to Bramley-Moore Dock, Alan gives his take on all the big Everton talking points.
It’s the second time we’ve had the broadcaster on for a pod, and while the first, three years ago, focused primarily on his two spells at the Blues, on this latest offering he expands on why he left the club for the second time after seven whirlwind months.
From there Alan moved on to Blackburn Rovers where, after being initially handed the role of director of communications, he became a full director, playing his part in transfers in and out of the club during transfer windows. It proved to be a little different from reporting on them, but not quite as dramatic as the famous one on deadline day at Goodison in the summer of 2013, which he recalls here.
And, in an enjoyable listen, Alan also talks the relationship between fans and their clubs – and the lessons Everton could learn from Manchester City. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy