Harry Diamond 16/09/2026 1comment  |  Jump to last

The latest episode of ToffeeWeb Talk is out and Patric and Jon are joined by Alfie Biggs to unpack a busy week for Everton. 

Alfie is an Evertonian and football analysis writer for JLA_FC and More than a Game on Substack.

The lads dive into the goalless draw against Spurs, debating whether it was a good point or a missed opportunity. We also discuss Brennan Johnson's form, David Moyes' puzzling substitutions, and whether Thierno Barry is suffering from the classic "isolated Everton striker" syndrome.

Plus, we look ahead to tonight's Carabao Cup clash against Wolves, preview the weekend's fixture against a very open Ipswich Town, and discuss whether ex-Ipswich boss Kieran McKenna could be a future option in the Everton dugout.

Finally, will Jarrad Branthwaite get an England call-up under Thomas Tuchel? Do we even want him to? Watch or listen now on YouTube and Spotify. Make sure to like, subscribe, and let us know your thoughts in the comments!

 

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Tom Bowers
1 Posted 16/09/2026 at 18:22:11
First of all Branthwaite is England class as are a few other Everton players but Tuchel has his favorites and it helps if you play for one of the top five clubs even if you are average on the World stage.

Personally I don't rate Tuchel especially after he picked that bootlicker Henderson for the World cup squad.

The England games are of secondary importance to me after Everton as is this Mickey Mouse cup that allows teams to play benchwarmers as starters in the early rounds and then if they get to the later rounds revert to the big salary players.

Still I want the Blues to perform well in every game but the upcoming Ipswich game is big one this week.

The Spurs game was an opportunity lost but they played quite well against a desperate team on their own patch.

The Barry problem will be forgotten if they start winning games.
The lad really puts in a shift but needs some support at times.
He is lacking in certain areas and one could say if he doesn't have it now he never will but we don't have any options or do we.

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