Hello, welcome to Toffy TV, this is the Toffy TV Everson podcast, this is another NEDCAM podcast and today we are doing it live in the flesh, Cameron is in the pseudo today, how are you? I'm alright mate, I'm alright yourself. And I'm not too bad to be honest, I've been worse, it's been a recording this on a Tuesday so we've had a bit of time to cry, digest, be angry and just generally get over it because I think you said before we just fed up with Everson now aren't we? Fed up with football, what's the point anymore? We'll start with before the game, obviously the team news with the same things against Arsenal and then obviously Hammers going out injured again which is fair enough. We said before he wouldn't be able without his injuries so imagine I'll just get on with it. What was your thoughts on the lineup? Would you have kept the same as the lineup against Arsenal which you did or would you have thrown Mina in there maybe? I personally had to put Mina in there but obviously I understand that Hallgate and Godfrey both performed well against Arsenal to be fair. I mean that Arsenal game we spoke about it last week and you at the nail on the head saying it was a 0-0 that ended 1-0 and Arsenal didn't have much going forward so it wasn't like Mina and Hallgate were put under immense amounts of pressure for the entirety of that game but they done what they needed to do and they done it well. Certainly Mason Hallgate who I thought was much more improved than his previous performance against Tottenham where he was you know him and Michael Keane had a little bit of a calamity didn't he but again it's easy to say isn't it in hindsight that you'd have put Jeri Mina in there because Jeri Mina is a better centre back certainly than Mason Hallgate but I think the more worrying thing for me mate is that you sat and watched Mason Hallgate for more than 20 minutes and still didn't take the decision to take him off. I know it's ruthless and I understand the whole or you don't want to embarrass him or you don't want to make a show but ultimately it's not about that it's about winning football matches and doing what you've got to do to win games especially at this point in the season with six games to go. So personally I didn't have too much of an issue with Hallgate and Godfrey starting a centre back. I have more of an issue with the fact that you could clearly say after 15-20 minutes that Hallgate was being ran ragged by all your walkins and he didn't make the change. The Hammers stuff just evident isn't it really you sort of again I obviously was on the social media blackout so I didn't see the team news until about 10 minutes before the game sat down in front of BT. I seen it on my phone the Everton app and I thought yeah you know same team. Hammers in there decent hopefully go out and get something and then I sat down and I just said Hammers or Degas has picked up a knock in the warm-up and it's going to be replaced with Alec Roboby and so it's just turned to me. Dad didn't felt like saying what decent films are on Netflix because I just knew from that point on that was going to set the stall out for the rest of the game and it did really it was it was shocking wasn't it. I think it's the best defensive performance of the season. Maybe we just got absolutely ran ragged. Do you think you hope it was the right man to go in there? Because obviously we had to change the system which also went out wide. It was Sigerson behind the striker and you hope it went on the right. Do you think that was the right change or would you maybe put King in there and gone to a flat front three or would you maybe put Tom Davies in there and play that narrow formation three in the middle with Sigerson behind the strikers? I'd rather have seen Josh King in there to be honest. I'd rather have seen Tom Davies over the two because to be honest I think Tom Davies should have come on for Andre Gomez. Why Fabian Delft's coming on when you're looking for a winning goal is just absolutely beyond me. The problem with that midfield has been the problem with the midfield for the majority of this season and for the last 20 years of my life is just simply no mobility in it whatsoever. Alan is a good footballer, he gets back, he does his job. I feel a bit for Alan because he's come in this summer obviously with Abdelai D'Corey and probably a sort of thought well he'll do me running a little bit and I'll only have to do the breaking up and now obviously D'Corey's gone out injured so Alan's sort of got to fit in and do a little bit more but Gomez, Sigerson, Iwobe, there's just not enough mobility there's not enough movement so I would have liked to have gone for Josh King but when you're searching for a winning against Aston Villa then Josh King's still only getting three minutes at the end of the game it just shows what's thought of him really isn't it and it's not much, I don't think he'll be an effort in playing in the summer I don't think Carlo Ancelotti really rates him and look ultimately Alex Iwobe's moaned about playing in his preferred position before and he said that playing on the right isn't his preferred position and I think you could see that again. We'll talk about the subs later but let's talk about the third goal. A typical successor of her own downfall, Everton goal isn't it to be honest. We've seen many goals like it in the past and it's an important game where we win, we go you can get into that top six and it's a big chance to get into your other teams with drop points around us. I still can't get my head round it, I'm not a coach right but the position of the midfielders, Gomez had more than enough space to get into his feet and turn on his first touch and get a pass forward I know it's Gomez with more likely that he would have took a touch or three touches, gone nowhere and played it back anyway but have you managed to get your head around because I accidentally haven't, why Hallgate felt the need to wait 30 seconds and then turn and try and go backwards which I don't understand what he was planning on doing. No it's shocking me to be honest with you and what's worse is the fact that he done it two minutes before and got away with it, only Watkins on the same thing he got on and put pressure on and knocked into him and he barely got the pass to Godfrey and defenders make mistakes, goalkeepers make mistakes, midfielders make mistakes and if they sit there afterwards and they go I got away with it, I won't do that again then you think you know what, fair enough we wouldn't be here talking about it but he does it two minutes later, three minutes later he makes the exact same mistakes that he made that he just got away with and I see I've seen some people on social media over the last few hours or so highlighting the Hallgate situation and a couple of people defending him saying but to be fair, Andre Gomes isn't likely going to turn with the ball or do anything with the ball but why is he on the pitch then? If you're looking at that situation and that's still frame and saying yeah but you don't want to pass to Gomes because he's not going to turn with it watch the points and having him there he may as well not be on the pitch the player I noticed more so was Lucadine, Lucadine standing with space in abundance he can turn on his left, can get down the wing and play a ball and just like I said the most worrying thing about it mate for me was the fact that it happened two minutes before and he got away with it and he just didn't learn his lesson if you make a mistake, you make a mistake and that's fine but to make the same mistake two minutes later when you know right Ollie Watkins is going to put pressure on me here he's done it then, he's going to clatter into me and he's going to want to win the ball so I won't dilly dally about with it it's amateur mate, it's really if we put it this way if me and you were playing on a Sunday afternoon down the park random fellas Sunday league and you made that mistake and then done it again two minutes later everyone or I did, everyone would be looking at us going what are you doing there, you've just done the same thing and got caught out, what are you playing at I mean you say that, I'd be on the bench I'd start on the bench, I wouldn't get on the pitch I'd probably be the same to be fair mate I definitely wouldn't be making those mistakes now when he messes my crap It's just, it baffles me and it's probably because they are Premier League players but our Premier League players can be so thick do you think it's because they've never been because they've all been looked after they've never had to really fight in a rough dirty league or battle but the Hallgate thing do you think it was cockiness or over arrogance or over confidence or do you think you panicked I think he's a little bit like we used to talk about Jordan Pick for a couple of years ago have you ever watched Beyond Scared Street the programme where it's in America and they send the kids into the jail and the men are like oh fool and they're like if you carry on this is what you're going to be and there's always the one kid in there who just bursts out laughing and is dead smiling but afterwards he has an interview when he bursts into tears and he says I didn't find it funny I wasn't laughing I was just nervous and that's how I deal with it I'm sorry mum exactly that's what I think we sort of because of what our Mason is and the chewy and all of that I think we think he's dead cocky and he's comfortable on the ball and that's what I think it was I think he just panicked he didn't know what to do and for all that we can we sit here and we say he had 20-30 seconds to make his decision he probably felt like oh my god I've only got two seconds here what am I doing I'm attaining with it he's probably thinking in the back of his mind two minutes ago this player Watkins was straight on me so he's going to do it again I just think there's too many players and there seems to be too many players at the moment Calvert Lewin's done it over the last few weeks where he's gone into good areas and it's just been I just need to hit the ball nor I'm going to look up and I'm going to kill it or I'm going to put it past the keeper it's just let me just hit it with my foot and hope where it goes I don't know I don't think there's enough composure in this team I was going to say that one of our biggest problems certainly at home this season is the lack of discipline and lack of composure especially on the ball place plays like Gomez it's almost as if Gomez is so surprised when there's a player running at him it's like it files you slow as well but the first raising thing for me was we've got a big number nine he wins all his aerial battles big number nine, he's brilliant at holding up the ball he's got plays like with Charleston playing off with Charleston making ones in behind playing off him Sigarton's not too far away from him and he's constantly trying to play we start goal kicks with two defenders and two centre backs in our box I know it's the modern game but I really don't understand playing out of the box when you're not quite the quality and your plays are too slow obviously you look at a game of Saturday every time we're losing the ball in our own half we were going out for a throw and we just couldn't get the ball out of our own half but look how many goals this season we've just the one Dom's scored it comes from just launching the ball we got a corner from it get the ball up to Dom and he'll win it we've seen games against United at home kept trying to play it at the back playing nothing played a long ball up to Dom and he flicked it on to Bernard we've got a big number nine who's brilliant at holding the ball why don't we use him, why don't we keep playing out trying to play out of the back where we've not got the quality to do that far too slow on the ball they panic and try and do croiff turns and it ends up going out for a throw and we've got a keeper there whether you like it or not he's brilliant kicking his distribution is really good we've got the ball on Saturday so why have we spent the first 10, 20, 30 minutes trying to play out of the back God knows why it wasn't for Jordan it had been four, five, six, one on Saturday Aston Villa were very good money for the result he turned up they had chance after chance Barclay at the post I talked to and I asked him about the Barclay situation he just picks it up and just moves with it you've seen it yesterday in the West Ham game it's more than what I found in the dangerous area and I said on Twitter this morning what I'd give to have a player who just picks the ball up and just runs forward every time we get the ball it just seems like the players can't move with it they've got to do whatever they want to do standing still they can't move forward they can't take a couple of players on they can't get it to a decent position in the pitch there's a lot of issues in this team and to be honest I think lack of quality is one that we talk about a lot there's been games this season where Everton have had 20, 30% possession and look that tactic a lot of times employed that tactic a lot of times where we defend and we get teams on the counter attack but there's been a lot of times when we've had the city game as a prime example of this and I'm not saying that we've beaten city even on our best day but we must have seen the ball at a handful of times in each half we must have had about what 26% possession or something like that but when we had the ball we were just lumping it back forward to them it was like they had the ball consistently for 10 minutes it was like instead of keeping it or passing it round or making smart moves it was just like right we'll get it straight back and we'll give it straight back to them or we'll kick it out for a throw in and they can get it back there's just not enough composure there's not enough confidence and Carlo keeps saying that this team believes in themselves and they've got the bravery and they've got the spirit to finish in European competitions but we're not seeing that we're not seeing the quality on the pitch and it'll be all good if we turn up on Sunday and I don't think we will because I'm not confident if we turn up on Sunday and beat West Ham it'll be great because we'll all be sitting here saying we're three points behind the top six now we're two points behind Liverpool or whatever but it doesn't matter if you're always going to be two points, three points behind so because at the end of the season we'll finish two, three points behind which means nothing every time we can have that opportunity to take a step ahead for example we'd have been above Liverpool this weekend their game got obviously postponed because of the the fans on the pitch and stuff so we'd have gone above them and stayed above them for the entire week with the being within the top six we could have put real pressure on West Ham ahead of Sunday's game but every time it comes to taking that next step forward it's like two steps back and bottle it yeah exactly and that's been an issue with everything for years and that's my ultimately it's frustrating because we sat here at this point last season when obviously football retained after the lockdown and we all said right Carlo needs a somebody he's going to bring his own players in you know cos I remember I think it was to the second game after the football retained after the lockdown after the derby we all said there might be a potential fight for Europe here we gotta go run a games go run a wins on the on the shot we could potentially finish in the European position we didn't we felt a bit we lost three we do three and we all sort of sat there and went well well this is a squad that you know isn't good enough it needs quality it needs investment it just frustrates me so much that we're pretty much sitting here saying the same thing now and I know Hamis didn't play on Saturday and I know Decorey didn't play on Saturday but I seen a one of the lads on Twitter put a team sheeting of Everton vs Manchester City at the Etihad in 2018 December and Barron one of two players it was the same team not played on Saturday that's three years it just shows how poor the recruitment is not just since basically my share is so cool where isn't it yeah there shouldn't be a situation where you have to rely on one or two players being in the squad and that's your excuse if they're not they should if Hamis goes out the side then they should be a like for like young cungu player who can come in and do the same job same with Decorey exactly it's just I mean you're on about we've talked about bottling it before but getting chances to go up the table it's games like Villa Newcastle Burnley Palace we didn't take our chances God knows West Ham any more as the Burnley Leeds I'm out of games we just bottled it and then it seems like after every one of those games social media posts from the players we'll do better next time we know we have to do better we'll fight next time we've got a big fight in our hands they might show a bit of braving and a bit of fight but I generally just don't think they've got the quality or the brains I really think this is a thick team that should not have got the quality so many games have lost this season Manchester City just for reference have lost four games this season now Everton have you look at games that Everton have lost to teams that not saying you accept losing against but teams that you think they've got quality so we've lost to city sand no big issue with that one of the best teams in Europe you're probably going to play in a Champions League final as long as they get through tonight Manchester United again step ahead much better than us and I haven't lost at that point in a month and a half since Tushal has been there that's three teams have lost to this season that you'd say and okay well from West Ham in there for argument's sake because they're having a good season four teams have lost to that you go you know what in the grand scheme of things it's not the end of the world every other game we've lost this season has been to sides that we're going into the game expecting to win and this is the issue with Everton is if we okay take two or three of those games you might lose games that you don't expect to lose and that's sad we'd still have less losses than less that and still be riding that race for top three or four never mind top six so if we'd have won the majority even half of those games that we went into thinking yet we should win here we'd be comfortably sat in the top six and it'd be a real fight if we'd have won them all we'd be challenging city for the league not saying we would have but that's the issue is that we're not sitting here saying we beat Liverpool away from home at Amfield first time in 22 years we haven't lost the spares all season beat them away, drew with the McHuderson drew with Man United, they're all suffered beat Chelsea at home, beat Arsenal twice the top teams in the leagues the super elite teams the big super greedy six we've done well against all season except the three I mentioned before which again isn't the end of the world we've lost the teams that have got more quality than us every other game we've lost this season has been sad that we all sit here after it what's happening here then I think this has been our best away record in the Premier League or any ever I think or one of them but also one of the worst home records I know fans coming to it of course probably won't be the same with fans on the stadium won't will it but when you're seeing the same consistent crap every week at home one win since December at home three since October seeing the same crap at home all the time not really any improvement it's so worrying I just think what did you make of that, I was going to touch on the subs because I think some of the subs this year have been poor probably down to enchilotti I know the bench has been pretty crap all season because there's just lack of the quality in the side and plus injuries what did you make on the substitutions on Saturday I thought you were poor again to be honest with you but with Carlo enchilotti this is the worst score the players he's ever inherited in his football and career and I understand that and like you said I get that when he's looking at his bench there's not like he's got a lot of quality to pick from it's not like when you look at city's bench and they've got wheelbeath or after wheelbeath so I get it but for me there's been a number of times this season in which Carlo enchilotti has made substitutions that just baffle you and make you scratch your head bringing Fabian Delphon at one all when you're searching for a winner is just an absolute nonsense for me because Fabian Delphon when you're 2-1 up or you're 3-1 up and you need to secure the game out front the thing I'll say about Delph is he had the right socks on at least for a start probably I still can't get over that to be honest with you I can't believe a professional footballer ran onto a pitch in the long kit I was that even possible but even Tom Davis who you wouldn't necessarily say is a game winner or a player that's going to win you the game I had classed Tom Davis bringing them on you're usually typically bringing them on to see out a win you're up 2-1 up, 3-1 up and you're bringing them on to just make it hard make it gritty and see out the win in this situation I'd rather have seen Tom Davis than Fabian Delph because at least either got about a little bit more either put himself about either had a little bit more energy he hasn't got as much energy as somebody like a decorre and we know that bringing in a replacement for decorre or somebody a little bit like for like is a necessity for me in the summer and then that type of player centre in the field there is it's not even a question it's got to be done in the summer because we simply can't go into next season relying on a decorre being fit for 38 games because when he's not in there on midfield it's static, it's absolutely static but at least Tom would have come on and thrown his weight about a little bit not saying he's an attacking player he wouldn't have scored he might necessarily have scored but he'd have done a little bit more I think when Fabian Delph come on he was being a little bit cautious to be honest I think he just thought don't do anything stupid keep it normal, keep it calm and that's like I said that's boss if you're winning and you just need a professional player to come and show the game out we didn't need that the Josh King situation baffles me to be honest he absolutely baffles me if you're going to bring him on for three minutes at the end don't bother but then Josh King comes on and has a chance where the whole Aston Villa defence back off him and he's got the ball in the edge of the box and he tags it wide he doesn't even get it on target he must be so bad in training he mustn't say it's not even get a look in that's what I mean it's one all that goes to some park you're playing a decent Aston Villa side respecting the decent side but a team that you should be beating and you should expect to be beating it's a massive game in regards to the fight for Europe you've got five or six games to go and you're bringing a sensible midfielder on who you know isn't going to create anything or score anything before you're bringing on your attacking option that was brought in in January to give us a little bit more it just shows how unconfident that Everton and Carlo Ancelotti must be because he hasn't started the game and let's be honest when was the has he ever come on for more than 15 minutes as a sub? I think that maybe against was it Leeds, his debut, was it Leicester I can't remember it was an away game, I think it was at Elan Road and he came on for about 13 minutes and other than that it's been 10, 5 minutes every time 10 minutes at the end of the game I was had enough to make a decision so he must be bad in training I'm sick of watching and a few people said he had a good game on Saturday but he's really making a couple runs backwards and making nice little cute passes and then a shot that went 30 yards wide is that really enough for an Everton winger just because he's not as bad as the other one is that enough for you that's it and you've just hit the nail on the head then it's because he's not as bad as the others this is an alexawalby typically and on Saturday included when he's got the ball of his feet he's a tricky footballer he gets himself out he's got good footwork his passing is 50-50 he made a couple of decent passes he made one to Dom and Dom just completely messed up the touch but sometimes he doesn't make the passes his delivery into the box is shocking for a winger absolutely shocking I think he's a little bit like Dom to be honest his composure is nothing it's his body when he kicks the ball lean back and he opens his legs up he can't whip the ball every cross is at the defender's feet which is ironic because every time he tries to cross it and you want him to get a bit of height on it he doesn't and every time you want him to shoot with no height it ends up in Rosehead but for me with alexawalby again same as the Smithfielders he doesn't move enough he does the nice footwork with his feet he plays the pass off and then it's almost like he goes right that's me that's me done then instead of going right now I'll make a move into there or I'll go beyond him and I want to receive it back he does his work and then he just stands and watches and he's always just sort of standing and watching and look again maybe he just hasn't got the football and intelligence like you mentioned before quality of player when you talk about a quality footballer and a world class footballer you look at your javies I'm just going to name world class examples here that will play for everyone but your javies your iniesta's your Tony Cruces these aren't just top quality footballers with the ball of defeat technically but they're also up here the football and brain is beyond anything David Silver it was so hard to mark not just about you can make accompaniments for players that might have a lot of pace or might do a lot of movement if the football and brain is absolutely exceptional technically they're unbelievable andres iniesta for probably the last three seasons of his career at Barcelona barely moved but he was still 8, 9 out of 10 every week the problem is with everything as we've got these players that barely move but also don't have that seem like they have that football and intellect to get away with not doing that movement and get away with not taking that man on or getting beyond them or making that ball bwst and run so I don't know technically with the ball of defeat I have this conversation all the time we spoke about it last week if you give them a ball and stood 10 yards away you probably go you need to do some football and they'll be the same but if you charge that you're flapping as proven on multiple occasions they're a squad of good individually good players but they're not in the right team they've got a squad with hammers and Sigarton and Gomez and they're all in the same team together those players would be great on their own with players like runners around them he will be good in a team with other players that run and play play the two all the time movement but we've got all of them players in one team it doesn't work because they're all too slow and they're not disciplined enough within the qualities there you mentioned transfers before I think you mentioned the right winger we spoke about transfers before on the podcast some big strong links in the past week or two obviously this been we'll start with one room which is not a transfer but it's a possible contract signing off Hamers-Hodriges a possible extension we spoke about it last week on the news daily we haven't really covered it but what do you think a new contract for hammers can bring to the club? obviously when hammers signed we deal with the option to extend for the third and I think he will extend for the third I think Carlo Ancelotti seems to believe that he's happy, I think Everett not happy with him the issue is with Hamers as we knew when he coming in the summer that when he plays he's going to be absolutely exceptional and he has been, it's not like we're sitting here and this is ironic because the player I'm about to mention scored an attic at the weekend but it's not like we're sitting here and talking about a Gareth Bale who has had a lot of chances for spares this season and not really done a lot in the majority of his games okay he scored an attic the other day and that most of the time he's been bang average hammers when he's on that pitch for Everett some of the best numbers exactly some of the best numbers probably in a long time for individual players left in football club his creativity is unbelievable his goals that he's scored he's scoring goals, he's assisting he's playing players in Dominic Calvert-Lewm has composed him from the goal and probably he's the same with a couple of other players with Charleston hammers has probably had 2-3 times the amount of assists that he's currently got the issue obviously is is the injuries which we knew coming into the club that he was going to have a lot of injuries the one the other day was frustrating because obviously when you pick up an injury and play match training it's not looking good but look ultimately again like you said it's okay to have a hammers or driggers in your team if everybody else is energy and everybody else's intensity makes up for the fact that he might not have that much intensity because his quality makes up for everybody else's lack of quality but you can't have 4, 5, 6 hammers or driggers in your team and that's whatever and you've got only that the other players aren't as good as hammers or driggers quality wise they're just in terms of energy and stuff they don't bring that either so listen I think he will sign and it'll be good hopefully but we need to fill we will be good but we need to fill the rest of the squad and the rest of the team with players that benefit hammers that can run around them that can do the work rate and that hammers I think the club are happy with him his numbers are very good yes when he's injured it's frustrating and I get that and it's frustrating when he's in the start 11 and then it comes to the game and he's not starting I understand that but I think what we also have to realise is we all sat here in the summer when he signed and sort of said to ourselves this is a lad who hasn't played consistent football for 2 or 3 years so if he plays 6 or 7 games on the bounce at the start of the season don't be surprised if he gets an injury he played 6 or 7 games on the bounce at the start of the season he got an injury he wasn't playing obviously buying me in a few years ago it was probably the last time he really consistently played so the hope is that after he recovers from this cutting calf injury that he can start to get a little bit of fitness and the fact that he's played a lot this season going into next season will benefit him a little bit more but he probably is going to continue to pick up injuries but his quality is like I said it's better than anybody else in the club by quite a significant amount absolutely and just to imagine what he can do with a when he can pick up the ball in a bit of space outside of the box and he's got a right bat going there a left bat going there and a right wing going there left wing going there and then striking in the middle of the box but obviously in another room we've been seeing quite a lot and obviously it's each of their own but Fliquitino and I've seen a lot of fans get really excited about it it ruined me to be 40 million obviously they want money because they need to get out of trouble and they spent a lot of money on him but if we go out this is my opinion by the way if we go out and spend 40 million pounds on another 29 year old player he's just another technical good player and he's not fast or anything he's not young, he's not hungry he doesn't care about everything if we go out and spend 40 million on him when Leicester are going picking up James Justins for nothing or we could easily just go and get another two Godfrees but two young, athletic, hungry players put 15, 20 million each and we go and waste 40 million on Fliquitino and then we don't bring a young hungry winger and a young hungry striker or a young hungry right back like an orange or riddlebacker or whatever I'll be done with the club to be honest I'll be fuming because it's just a really poor recruitment I echo exactly what you've just said there was three rumors I've seen last night early this morning jumping back on to Twitter and it was Sergio Aguero, Fliquitino and Ivan Tony and out of those three I would much rather have Ivan Tony than the other team to be honest with you the Cotino stuff for me and I'm not just saying this because I completely agree with Matt not to do with his connection to Liverpool is Fliquitino a good footballer technically he's a very good footballer seven years ago absolutely he's a very good footballer he's got Premier League experience and yet that's all brilliant but as Matt said 29 years old had constant injuries over the last couple of years or so still got the ability in the odd game we saw that in the Champions League semifinal was it last year against Barcelona for Bayern Munich he's going to be a good player that comes in for £40 million probably £150 grand a week and might play 15 times in a season it's exactly what we don't need at Everton at the moment Hammers has worked but we've also seen the flip side, the fans being frustrated with Hammers through his injuries and how much he's getting paid and the fact that he spends six weeks out injured he plays once to miss five games that's exactly what we'd be getting if we brought in for Fliquitino it's exactly what we'd be getting if we brought in Sergio Aguero is he one of the best strikers to ever grace the Premier League absolutely he's a legend of the Premier League he's brilliant and if he plays seven times he'll probably score ten goals but that's the point he's only going to play seven times because he'll spend the rest of the time out injured, he's coming to the end of his career Fliquitino, I think it's his agent throwing his name about to try and get him a move to the Premier League steer away from those types of players as matter they're not coming in with any hunger they're not coming in with any sort of passion and any sort of drive for their career because they've been there Fliquitino's one of Champions League he's won I think he's won as he won the league with Barcelona he's being there, he's won what he's needed to win he's not coming to Everton to go right I want to turn the seven team into a Champions League he's coming to Everton probably thinking I'll get over it underground a week I'll spend the majority of the time on the fitness bench or on the fitness table whatever and I'll have a cushy time I'll turn up once every now and then and I'll put in a half decent performance and that'll be enough, it's not enough recruitment wise it's really really not enough I'm not saying Everton or Simon, Tony 40 goal contributions in 44 games for Brentford this season, 30 goals to assist that's exactly what we need in a player, yes he hasn't got the Premier League experience, yes he's not the name Catino is or Aguero is but he's 25 years old so he's still young and not even in the prime of his career he's certainly hungry isn't he he's got a point to prove he wants the point to prove they can do it in the Premier League so I don't think that's what Coutinho think is, we've seen plays like Coole Barley as well we cannot spend money on especially Coole Barley would be like 50 60 million maybe 70 million pounds signing for 29 or 30 year old Coutinho on Coole Barley and the player profiles that we need they're not not needed in the what's the word? they're not necessity obviously we need a right back if you want to get the best out of hammers then you need a right back you need a proper winger you need a proper sentiment of fielder but I think looking at right back obviously there's been links to Aaron's with Tottenham Westam as well recently obviously they've probably joined the battle might be just rumours but obviously he's a good player so I can't imagine there'll be clubs going off but do you think he's the best option obviously this rumours about if you want 30 million he'll probably be able to get it for less but do you think he's the best option or do you look at players like Riddleback who is a bit more versatile might offer a bit more going forward obviously Aaron's got probably the best attacking right back numbers in Europe seems like touching the box and stuff but it would be your perfect right back I'd say Aaron's it's difficult to say with best option because I remember when we shined Luca Dean and I thought I knew of Luca Dean obviously I knew his quality but I thought I didn't see that one coming look at you to ask me there probably is better value for money out there there's probably a right back who's around Max Aaron's age who's got a lot of quality who's got a lot of ability and is playing in a league that hasn't really got many eyes on him so would probably cost a fraction of the price that Max Aaron's had cost I don't doubt that but I think with Max Aaron's what you're getting is are you getting that Premier League experience already is that he brings in an absolutely unbelievable you've also got the rapport with Ben Goffley which is important I know some people might say so what he knows Ben Goffley etc but that means he's already got a play in there who we can go to on the first day of the season who we can say look introduce me to this that the other what's going on at the club he's got somebody that can put his arm around him and take him under his wing I think look Max Aaron's would cost an awful lot of money of course he would because he's in the spotlight before like you said there's numbers of unbelievable he's just being promoted with knowledge so there is going to be a lot of teams that have got eyes on Max Aaron's and maybe that will put Marcel Brands off maybe Marcel Brands will go do you know what there's a lad here in Germany or in France who is just as good as Max Aaron's just as young and will cost us a lot less money and that's fine if we sign that said player and they come and turn up to be absolutely unbelievable and that's great if we sign them and they turn out to be crap and Max Aaron's goes to the tournament runs the show then there'll be people saying why didn't you just sign Max Aaron's so I get that there's probably better value for money out there I don't know off the top of my head because like I said you know when Marcel Brands brought in Nelson Cuncu again I know I obviously had a lot of game time this season but when he's played he's looked good I didn't know much about Nelson Cuncu whatsoever and he's come in and he's looked really exciting when we brought in Ben Goffrey I knew he'd had the season of knowledge but I thought £20 million for the centre back he's just been relegated yet he's come in and been I played at the season this season so it is the easier option, safer option and I think maybe Evan will look at him and go you know what maybe he's the type of player that we need he's the type of profile that we need and he is like you said we need more young hungry players that are coming with a point of view we're going to want to come in and you know change this Evan team I mean in terms of the Catino stuff look at what we need in this Evan team we need energy, we need pace we need somebody that can take players on knock the ball past players he's not a good player he's not what we need Max Adams is what we need there probably is better value for money out there but maybe we just bite the bullet with this one and say you know what we'll spend the money and we'll go out and get one of the best young right backers and I'm not saying Catino doesn't move an awful lot like the rest of our midfield do but he hasn't really got that dying pace that we need for players to knock it past the player and take players on and create chances for money and we'll go out and get one of the best young right backs in European football at the moment Yeah and I think the thing where Max Adams is he's played in the Premier League last season he's part of one of the part of the best championship side that the EFL has probably seen the Norwich side he's playing in now is a really good Norwich side obviously he looked good in the Premier League last season young, athletic really good going forward, pretty good defensively and I think that Aaron's in coming and we'll know that he'll do with the job because he's done it before, he's got experience in the Premier League and he's got a good developed time off his career now he's not as a peak but he's certainly good enough to come in and do a job so it won't be as big as a calculated risk to go and spend money on like someone might be cheaper like a lampty obviously lampty obviously looks good but he's been injured for he's worked out really well but that's another risk obviously didn't cost him much money I think the thing is that lampty as well as he plays a lot of his football at right wing it's quite small isn't it we have to play a five at the back and I don't want to play a five at the back what you say with Adams there is you're not just buying Max Adams at the play of the years today you're buying Max Adams of the play that he might be in two years, three years, four years time it's 20, 22 years old isn't it 21 I think, 22 years old you're buying not only what he is today which is as he got areas to improve on absolutely of course he has the same as Ben Goffrey he has the same as Dominic Calvert-Lunas but you're not just buying it's not like we're buying Max Adams and it's like that Max Adams that's what he is, he won't get any better you're buying a Max Adams who's very good now and got the potential to be even better in two, three, four years time and that's the type of profile that needs to be going out and getting good, hungry young players you've got a lot of talent now you've got the potential to be even better in coming years rather than buying players that have been very talented and are now on the sort of downspout of the career and I get some would say wow look a hammers it worked with hammers it did work with hammers and it's sound having one of those plays in your team, it's not sound having four or five of those plays in your team because at this point we just become you know even slower than we already are now and I don't even think that's physically possible to be honest mate yeah I agree to be honest I suppose we'll have to wait till the sun and see how it pans out, I just really can't wait for the end of the season because it is getting depressing now but hopefully we do bring in some we'll bring in the correct plays and not be tempted by some of these big names that'll probably just damage us more to be honest, end up ones that we're trying to shift into with three years time thinking why don't we sign then think we'll finish off on the West Ham game this Sunday isn't it four o'clock kick off not feeling confident I look at our fixtures now and I was thinking before the bill again I was thinking yeah we can get 12 points here I don't think we'll have three or four points or six points maybe two home games left and to be honest the home game is probably the tougher game back as more at Etihad to be honest yeah how do you think we can obviously West Ham have been so good at home this season and decent away how can we go and nick three points at the London stadium it's going to be hard mate it's going to be really really hard West Ham in fantastic form I've had a fantastic season, very resilient team one thing that David Moyes has brought to West Ham which makes me quite jealous to be honest is consistency, they're very consistently good they beat the teams that are below them they might struggle against the teams that are above them or in and around them as we've seen with the Chelsea game a couple of weeks ago, the Arsenal game where they threw the three in a lead but anybody below them they beat them yesterday you know again you made the difficult in the last ten minutes but they got through and they won that game so I'm really not confident our away form has been exceptional this season it really has that gives me a little bit more confidence the fact that it's away from home if this was a good decision then I'd probably go to bed to be honest with you very early I wouldn't even be interested in watching I'm like you, I'm just done with the season now to be honest I said it on one of our teams the other day I'm not even interested anymore that's what your results like Burnley at home, Brighton away Palace at home, Villa at home, Fulham Newcastle twice, that's what these types of results do to you you just get to a point where you go yeah I'm not really interested anymore I do think if it was as good as our away record has been this season it's good to come to a point where we lose again to a better side and we go actually you know what they're a much more organised side with a lot more quality and I fear that that might be this Sunday I fear that we might all be sitting here this time next week saying do you know what, they're just a lot better than we are at the moment and that shown it wouldn't put it past, everything to go out and win West Ham have looked shaky at times typically when they go ahead and they get the lead and then you know teams knock one back I mean last night against Burnley Burnley got one back and he sort of you know they went a little bit shaky us, I think Burnley went one up sorry but in the last sort of 10 or 15 minutes Burnley were pushing for the equalise they went with Arsenal the other week I can't remember who it was, they went with someone else asked me for everything to go out there and put a performance in and get a result but that even that arguably that adds even more frustration to the season because then you're thinking why couldn't you turn up and do that against then Aston Villa side that you would have beaten if you'd have turned up and showed a bit of fight but I just worry that we'll be sitting here on Monday despite how good our way record is and just saying you know they're a much better side they showed a lot more quality they showed a lot more organisation, discipline I think is a big word, I think they're a very disciplined squad very disciplined group of players and evident don't seem to be that we're not that at the moment so it's going to be extremely difficult I'm not confident but you know at least it's on a Sunday mate and we're not going to get all weekend ruined Well I think you said before they were a disciplined team but I think the reason they've done so well the season obviously said they beat other teams they make sure they beat the teams below them that's why Goodison was such a fortress under Moe's years ago because we make sure we win most of our own games and they've been well drilled, well organised disciplined and they've also had the the squads, they've kept the skeleton all season they've played the same system more or less they've played like Declan Rice and Sue Chet playing next to each other for 30 games in a row before Declan Rice went out injured but they managed to put a light for light player and obviously this season we've had so many injuries and not that they had light for light players that we've constantly changed in the system to try and tactically grind out wins but I think West Ham's they've been so well drilled and well organised that they've done really well so they've played to them but I'm I'm normally optimistic aren't I and you can't after getting beat at home by a villa and losing another home game you can't blame me for not being confident so I think we'll finish on the score prediction I'm going to say I'm going to say 1-0 West Ham you can't blame me for being unconfident or not optimistic because we're rubbish because we are crap, we've got beat to one at home by a villa but we won one home game I know it's a way but can you honestly think we can go to West Ham and get I almost said go up to par then do you think we can go up there and get three points we might do but I'm not feeling confident I'll vote you I'm going to go 1-0 I'm the same mate I'm not feeling confident at all I just think they will come to a point where even if it's as good as out of way for me we'll sit there and go they were just a better team and they performed a lot better than we did and I feel like it might be this game I'll go 1-0 maybe get a sneaky draw take a point from there but look ultimately this is what everything does to us doesn't it it dejects us of all hope and all sort of belief biggest letdowns to say we're five, six games away from the end of the season and mathematically take away all of the results in the performance still within a fight for Europe if teams drop points and we can pick up points to say that that's where we are and we're all sort of sitting here thinking who's bothered really because ultimately we're only going to get disappointed anyway it just shows what everything does to us isn't it I'm probably going to go with 1-0 maybe take a sneaky point but I'm not looking forward to it to be honest I'd rather be away if we were at home I think we'd get trashed but Carlo has to make some big decisions now and by big decisions I mean these players that don't impact games or football whatsoever can't be playing for everything the summer it's a massive massive massive summer we can't be having players that are in there because they're professional and they turn up for training every week and they're dead sad in the changing room that's boss yeah meet them in the street great shake their hand and go oh he's dead sad he's a lovely fella not in against them as people but that doesn't warrant being in this evident team week in week out in the Premier League if you're a footballer you shouldn't be in there no matter how nice you are or how well you're playing training it's a football club that's it and we focus far too much on other things some of the stuff that we do is great but we're a football club stop being stopped stop piss footing around with these rubbish players getting out of the door and get some proper quality have some guts that's it and that's why Carlo takes blame for the Villa game because for as much as we can say the bench was dejected great he still watched that first half and determined the half time that he didn't need to make a substitution now that saying those words out my mouth baffles me because I sat there the half time and said I'd make three substitutions right now I sat there on 20 minutes and said bring Gary Mineral and change that defence we might have won the game but would have been a lot more stable for the rest of it but he didn't watch it and I don't know why he did that I don't know whether he didn't think that it needed changing or whether he thought no I don't want to change it he upset players but the reality of the situation is sometimes you have to upset players to go and get results and we've seen it over the numbers Carlo Ancelotti's done it before in his career he's upset players to get results and to win trophies and to win leagues and it worked for him and ultimately half an hour later the player who he's upset is fine because we've won the game and he's dead happy and we're on a good run of form but I don't know why he didn't make a substitute when he should have done but yeah like you said we'll turn up in the first 20 minutes against West Ham and we're absolutely dead for them we're getting over running there's a certain player who's making mistake after mistake just take them off bring somebody else on, change it don't wait until we're 1-0 down and then go I'm going to take you off on 60 minutes because you look a bit tired now take them off and go you've been shite mate so you're coming off but will we ever? I know mathematically we're still in the fight for Europe but I personally think we've thrown it no I think it's over and it's completely our fault not because other teams have been great because other teams around us keep dropping points look at the goals we've conceded we've conceded three goals in three games and all three of them have been no sorry four goals in three games and all four of them have been defensive mistakes the two against Tottenham the one against Palace as well the Palace goal defensive mistake Ollie Watkins' goal the other day was shocking and even Al-Ghazi goal Coleman basically stabbed it and goes yeah have a shot there if I'm Jordan Pickford by the way I'm absolutely furious at that Everton defence no one's saving that are they that's what I mean but he's put in a 10 out of 10 performance he's saved everything and the one shot where a player just needs to stand up and go no you're not taking that shot they've let him go go on kill it in and he can't do anything about it had there been in the dressing room going use it all a joke and after a joke I've saved you six, seven times there and you've just completely stood off you know okay Al-Ghazi's not well class or one of the best players in the world but he's obviously got the ability to kill it another frustrating thing before we finish mate on that is why don't we have any players that do that why don't we have any players that can stand on the edge of the box bar and hammers who we've already talked about nobody else just stands and goes I'm going to kill this one front corner every time we have a shot it lands in my back yard you'd think so with some of the money we've spent on players like Iwobi and then you see Iwobi shot the box that went out the stage that's it I said on the instant match reaction Al-Ghazi he's probably one of Villa's best players and a Villa fan commented and said he's not even in the top 10 best players now vast in Villa a decent club a decent team but let's be honest a mid table Premier League team if they're 10th best player can do that then I haven't even got more than one player in the start of 11 that can do that we don't score many goals outside of the box do we we don't score many goals unless it's from 5 yards out I think only hammers hammers scored outside of the box this season less than he did didn't he Rich Alisson scored outside of the box against less than he did less than away yeah it's like a deflection didn't it Sigurdsdon scored against Blackpool in preseason that's it but our goals of the majority of them have come from that six I mean I think Dominic Calvert-Lewin hasn't scored a goal from further than 10 yards this season but that's because of the type of players his posture and he was brilliant on set pieces so why don't we get down the wing and whip balls in the box you play to his strength stop trying to drop in so deep to get a touch on the ball given the chances that's fine for Dom if he's going to score all of his goals from 5 to 6 yards out that's great but sometimes you won't be able to do that because like you said teams will defend against or teams will suss it out quickly so then you need a plan B a plan C you need to then say right you're going to you're good from outside the box here so you take this Gilffy Sigurdsdon typically is a very good striker of the ball from outside the box yet he must shoot once every 15 games say to Gilffy Sigurdsdon write the mark and Dom out the game a little bit here he can't get the space in the 6 yard box so when you get a 20 yards out it's your foot through it say the same to Hammers we seem to just have a plan if it falls to Dom in the 6 yard box he'll score and if not then we won't score and that's it hopefully we get someone in the summer who can do everything because I fell up watching this squad it really cares about what happens at the end of the season we've thrown away your roots we care about West Ham beat the chasers back on some exactly we'll get into the summer start fresh get some new signings in then we can all get our hopes up again probably sat here next season going let's just wait till the summer hopefully finish top 10 next season at least we beat Liverpool on field this season we've got the iconic picture and the iconic mouse mat out of it so there you go thank you very much for listening to the Toffey TV Everton podcast we'll be back next week probably some shows with us today also make sure you check out his channel The Mighty Blues on YouTube if you want more Toffey TV videos including live exclusive videos every day we go live so head over to Patreon it's very fun get involved thanks very much for watching and we'll see you later


Hey, we're back good back hosting everybody to the show and tell this is a different show and tell pager this is the best place to show off your diy projects whether it be electronics or custom PCBs three printing uh cosplay stuff it's always game cool to see it's gonna start off with a couple of 80 fruit folks and then uh check out what everybody in the community is working on going to start off with melissa hello hello so i had a live stream on circuit python day on friday and uh i want to have a couple of these little robots that i built here with the one of the mini cars available in the 80 fruit store and in 80 fruit clue and i just kind of want to give a little demo of one of these here so i'm gonna just go ahead and turn that on and i have an ipad here um but the player there but i'm gonna okay now it's on so i'm going to connect to it and then i'll go to the keypad and then i can use it to kind of drive around here and it even shows like the different direction it's going with the arrow and i want to stop it i can hit one and then i can have it also spin in place and i can have it so like it turns on the little lights or turns it off with the ipad here and then i can just have a change different colors and i can go to the color picker if i want to and then choose that color and send it and it'll actually just change it on the bottom here so let me get back to the control pad oops and there it is and in my live stream i basically uh put together one of these little cars here and then i just kind of went over all the different uh code on my uh on the different on the clue here awesome very cool so it's using uh bluetooth obviously yes yes yes all right that's so cool we have a bluetooth robot that we wanted to do so we'll definitely be looking at your code and the project okay yeah yeah i'm gonna uh i wanted to write up a guide about that and then uh i just have the code right now on my uh personal github repo so sweet we will keep a lookout when they get pushed out and if anybody wants to see all of the uh streams from trigger python day we have a playlist already and set up on our youtube channel so everybody can check that out so we're awesome yeah i catch up on those streams thanks so much Melissa cool yeah yeah thank you right next up we got jeff hey there jeff so i have a friend who's moving out of the country and that means getting rid of 99 percent of your stuff and he is a computer geek and i've been getting some cool stuff from him so this is as far as i've been able to figure out a connectix quick cam color it's got the fcc sticker on it so i was able to look that information up this was before the company was bought by logitech who was like an early webcam person and it's got a parallel port on it for data and two different kinds of keyboard plug remember these uh for power and so what i'm hoping is that i can discover enough like in old linux source code about how the parallel port works to make this work with our p2040 talking to it instead of a pc so that's just in the dream uh steps at this time but you know since i'm doing all this camera work why not go back to a really vintage um and kind of iconic i also need to make the uh the 3d printed stand for it because it sits on this triangular stand you may remember if you have that in your mind yes this is 1996 1996 is when this camera yeah dude that is like that is first but candles are first why can't really that looks yeah by that time it was logitech i can think great i don't um it worked on our mac we had a mac yeah yeah it probably wasn't this particular one but yeah the the triangular pattern here and here means it's from when it was connectix brand yeah and i'm guessing logitech bottom there's a lot of different ones that look like this yeah it focuses i've been fishing with that can you show me the bottom is that a quarter 20 tripod screw i am pretty sure that it is oh that's great we have a lot of those uh little screw adapters in the shops you want to get those you can work your print yeah i was just i'm working on a 3d model right now of the base and i was trying to figure out how to get that underside uh circular curve because if i if you want it to adjust up or down oh yeah that's right the screw needs to move and my 3d modeling is okay but that's kind of that's like the diameter good diameter of the the circle and just yeah yeah okay well yeah that's what i'm up to yeah i'm sure there will be more because there's some cool stuff that i'm getting from my friend how cool all of your lives from portal right you should take like some snatch ups of like i'm sure there's a pile of something it's yeah um it's right back here you can't see oh you already got it oh yeah awesome thanks so much yeah you all take care thank you it's a great blast from the past yeah awesome let's see if we still have arts no that thing is it's long gone yeah sorry okay next up is Liz hello hey how's it going um i've been working with some arduino stuff and unity so right now this is a metro running some arduino code with a nine-dof sensor and there's a c-sharp script that's controlling this bunny so when i tilt the teleometer around we're getting bunny movements so this is going to be a learn guide um it'll have like this simple example um i need to fine tune some of the values a little bit um and then it will also i'm hoping have a slightly more advanced example to show like some game control maybe like moving stuff around with accelerometer um so yeah i had never used unity before um so this has been a little bit of a steep learning curve but once you get it it's pretty simple like um i added in the bunny action in the last like half hour so oh wow that looks good i think the first thing that comes in my mind is because we we've been watching the um what is it the light magic yeah the island documentary yeah the island documentary when they're showing like the dino input thing so i could imagine a bunch of these like on different like joints so like a puppet or a play animation guy or whatever stop motion guy can sit there and digitize all of the those animations so yeah you can definitely do like puppeteering with it and that's a cool idea maybe i can try to get more than one going um to move different things um so that sounds good it's good thought so cool yeah we'll send you over the little adobot model too i know the martin the mark said no cubes and adobots are cute but you can kind of see the detail yeah it's a cube personally what was the hard work and is it all stemma so no soldering right yeah this is just stemma um just plug it in um hard part was just like figuring out how unity works um and how to like get the stuff going yeah that's but now i'm there okay cool good progress that's amazing for uh just a day cool please all right have a good check in with you next time too right next up is mark gambler hey mark are you there you are yeah and i'm guessing you're doing your own uh there we go it's emet yeah so i was having let me see if i can a little bit more focused oh there you are after seeing uh some lego lighting kits um and i know adafruit started selling some little uh surface mount leds uh with soldered pre-soldered wires i just wanted to try it out most of these kits sell for pretty large amount almost as much as the actual lego kit sells so i wanted to see well what can i do on my own even if i have to buy the leds uh it turns out it's really easy to control them with circuit python um so i just did this when i got home from work today uh a little bit of frustration on trying to solder to something that's only the size of a small green array rice but uh i got emet working and then i also got this one working where i have the lego globe and i've now got a little marker showing where i live on it ask that's where you live how cool nice so these are all wired right yeah these are wired so inside the globe it's actually hollow so i was able to um there's a qt pi rp2040 hooked up just to resistor and then the leds just poking up through there and a battery somewhere dangling on the inside of it uh but yeah so it's really no it's though there's little gaps between the panels so there's just two it's 30 gauge wire so you can barely see it okay yeah that just sneaks inside um and yeah it works really really nicely so now i'm probably gonna buy a bunch of leds that are pre-soldered to save my sanity but when it comes to the controllers there's no point spending that's the expensive part of most of these cats yeah um so i might as well make them myself and i've got more lego than i want to admit so it's something that we have so many doll in boxes though yeah so uh yeah maybe next time i'll have the spaceship wired up and it'll actually light up yes very cool dude i love seeing like this stuff especially with leds so yeah the leds just add that extra little part to it yeah it definitely does does the globe actually spin around yeah this globe totally spins i actually love this globe it looks so cool i've actually thought of trying to put a motor on it stop show me because then it's like no i don't think it's like $200 it's not paid attention to that part of it dang it i saw nothing all right all right thanks so much mark you know what really sucks is that you get what is the 30 off and you go to lego lane it's like no why all right let's see john all right hey john we're gonna check with john from the community hello welcome to show you guys oh i see us in the ceiling what's on the line oh that's cool so i had this idea a while back i wanted to make ceiling stars for my kids you can see it's still very much a work in progress um i don't even know how to get you guys to see the other side oh it's blocked by the fan well that's depressing um let me see here we go it's a work in progress oh there we go yeah so it's just a little um i can use it as i promise sorry about that uh so it's just a little hollow shell that i printed out okay so that's the top half right uh none of the back half uh i have a little um there's got a couple of things so you can just clip it on right and then there's an rgb led in here and then i found found some super thin like audio wire from mono price and i thought that would work great because i don't want to drill holes and run things through the ceiling right is that yeah my wife would not no no that would not go at all no so i tried using that super thin wire he actually you can see the wire right so so that plan didn't work as well as i wanted but but it did work and one lights are off around yeah i could see it yeah yeah that's true sweet yeah i'm thinking of like sure that's cool i could see it as like you know those Christmas uh trees where it's like just wires that are like doing like a little spiral going down from the short in the ceiling yeah it's a really good way to do it yeah i like the masking so it lends them with the color of the ceiling so pretty cool it's all good wire colors so i have to figure out the how to hide a little Arduino up here yeah more white tape i was gonna say just like a white box or something that like covers it yeah i could yeah i was thinking maybe have him like the lid be a button so you just like push the lid no turn it on go for three months and turn it off or maybe a board that is on whippersnapper okay oh that's how you take control wirelessly control all that turn it off that way some ideas you don't have to but always get a rope it into whippersnapper now i'm sure folks will have some ideas in the discord too awesome look at those john yeah thanks for sharing some back with uh any more questions all right see ya all right all right fantastic projects everybody thank you so much i feel more awake and ready to i think the dog is uh thankful for a short show he's gonna get his walk in it's all right yeah i don't know anywhere uh you get a nice little interlude so uh make sure to come back at eight p.m is your time for the marne phil ask an engineer to forget that attempts to send off coupon code okay and everybody in the chat room the discord chat thank you folks so well that's it i guess next week is projects is jp's hosting yeah so back to marne phil after that yeah uh yeah thanks so much for showing off your awesome projects guys bye everybody bye


Hi, Jim. How are you doing, Mrs. Hubbard? They told me last week that today was your birthday. So I decided to buy you something to brighten up your day. Thank you. That was really very thoughtful. That'll certainly brighten up the unit today. How are you? Did you have a good weekend? I'm doing fine. Saw a basketball game this weekend and really excited me. I'm ready to get started. Okay. Now that you're the first one here, why don't we go ahead and get your weight, get your vital signs, get you started maybe a little bit early. Hi, Jim. How's school going? Oh, I got finals next week. Talking major headaches. Who courses are you taking? Physics, math, biology. I don't know where I'm going to get the time to study. You got plenty of time here to study. I know. I need to start bringing my books in. Okay, Jim. I'll run and I'll be right here if you need me. What's wrong? My arm is burning. We're going to take care of you. Did you check for formaldehyde? No. Let's get these lines disconnected. Don't start anyone else. Any time, any place, a scene like this can happen. No one wanted this to happen. It was just a collection of events that could have had tragic consequences. The cause was human error. Just as machines malfunction, people can malfunction too. You, me, anyone. But mistakes can be prevented. Injury avoided. And most of all, patient well-being assured. Accident prevention or avoiding human error is a continual process. It never ends. Events compound themselves. Errors are caused to happen. They don't just happen. Hemo-dialysis is a very complex therapy, no matter how routine it seems to us. Complex but routine tasks are a breeding ground for human error. As members of the health care team, we must be aware that these incidents can and do happen, and that they may be reportable to the Food and Drug Administration. Here at FDA, we receive a wide range of incident reports involving medical device safety. Some of these reports come into us from healthcare professionals like yourself through our voluntary reporting programs, such as the Practitioner Reporting System. Other reports come in from device manufacturers through our Medical Device Reporting Program, or MDR. In this reporting program, manufacturers are required to report to FDA any death, serious injury, or malfunction involving their device. Now, what we see in these reports is beyond just problems with medical devices themselves. Many problems can be traced to user or procedural errors that often seem preventable. Take the last two years of MDR reporting, for example. Of the 81 reports we analyzed that involved hemodialysis delivery systems, 28 of these incidents were determined to be device-related. 39 were attributed to user or procedural error, and nine were a combination of device and user or procedural error. These 81 reports also included eight deaths and 36 serious injuries. The FDA certainly can't regulate user or procedural problems, the human factor. Our role as defined by the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act is to assure the safety and efficacy of the device. So it's going to take a combined effort on the part of the dialysis community, physicians, nurses, technicians, professional organizations, dialysis product manufacturers, and state and federal agencies to determine the cause of these human factor problems and to prevent their recurrence. As renal physicians, we're concerned about these reports of human error and device malfunctioning, and we bear a great measure of responsibility for the safety of our patients. It is our role to provide supervision and guidance for our staff, and most importantly, to be alert and attentive to the needs of our patients. The renal physicians association considers the issue of human error in hemodialysis to be a matter of the highest priority for the organization. The development and implementation of protocols covering all aspects of the delivery of patient care services is extremely important, as is the development of appropriate audits and oversight to assure compliance. Training with continued retraining and reinforcement is critical.  We in nephrology nursing recognize the great responsibility placed upon us to assure the safety of hemodialysis, and we're certainly concerned about the matter of human error and how it can be prevented. As in any area of medicine, education plays a major role in assuring patient safety, and many educational programs and materials on hemodialysis are available to you. For example, the major thrust of the American Nephrology Nurses Association is education. AN&A produces journals, seminars, and standards of care for nursing practice. Also, dialysis facilities offer their own orientation and training programs and in-service seminars. But ultimately, it is the responsibility of each of us as individuals to educate ourselves, and this must be a lifelong learning process. For example, if we really are concerned about human error during hemodialysis, we need to become aware of what each of us can do to reduce or eliminate these problems, and that's what the rest of this program is all about. First, we must read and follow manufacturer's recommendations and other important literature. Second, we must use a pre-dialysis checklist, and we must check the dialysate before beginning treatment. And finally, we must perform preventive maintenance on a routine scheduled basis. The last thing you want to hear is advice about reading the literature, labels, manuals, and periodicals associated with hemodialysis. How can anyone ever find the time to read all this material? And how important is it? Everything is important, but some materials must have a higher priority. Patient safety is of prime importance. You must know and understand the scientific principles underlying hemodialysis, and the unique features of the equipment you are currently using, and how they employ these principles. Following the manufacturer's procedures and unit protocol is imperative. Systems change, and all of us must continue to be familiar with the equipment we're working with. A pre-dialysis checklist, for example, is a reminder that keeps all of us from taking a shortcut that can lead to trouble. Completing a pre-dialysis checklist will ensure that the system is functioning properly prior to the start of a treatment. The initial check is to verify the removal of disinfectant from the dialysis delivery lines. The next item in a pre-dialysis checklist is verifying monitor performance. While the human body is remarkably sensitive, we should never rely on the patient's condition to let us know that the machine is not working properly. For example, the temperature monitor must be checked before beginning dialysis. The dialysate must be at normal body temperature. Cool dialysate is not always harmful, just uncomfortable for the patient. However, dialysate over 42 degrees centigrade will cause destruction of the red blood cells. The patient will become symptomatic almost immediately from a lack of oxygen. Test the temperature alarm by making sure the overheated dialysate bypasses the dialyzer. Some machines will also bypass in low temperature. Also verify both audible and visual alarms. The dialysate bypass function is a very important safety feature on the machine. The dialysate flow should bypass the dialyzer and go directly to the drain to protect the patient from overheated dialysate or an unsafe dialysate mixture. To test for bypass, make sure that the flow actually bypasses the dialyzer. The limits on the transmembrane pressure or negative dialysate pressure monitor must be set on those machines that require manual setting once the TMP has been calculated and set. To test the TMP or negative dialysate pressure alarm, set your limits, violate them, and then verify both an audible and visual alarm. It is possible for the patient to experience significant blood loss during treatment, so the limits for arterial and venous pressure should be set as soon as dialysis is started. Be sure that there is no fluid in the monitor lines or the monitors will be disabled. The alarms should alert you immediately if an obstruction or separation in the blood circuit develops. To test the pressure alarms, override the monitor needle with the limit indicator. Verify both audible and visual alarms. Also verify that the blood pump stops. The air detector is designed to prevent the patient from being infused with air during dialysis. To test the air detector, place the device in the armed mode and verify its performance. Note that the venous line is clamped, the blood pump is stopped, and that the audible and visual alarms are working. Make sure that the air detector is armed before initiating dialysis. Then adjust sensitivity. The blood leak detector is a sensor that detects red cells in dialysate outflow if a membrane leak occurs. Test the blood leak detector by turning the knob to the test position. You should get audible and visual alarms. Then adjust sensitivity. Another critical safety feature on the dialysis machine is the conductivity monitor. To prevent electrolyte imbalance or hemolysis, it's imperative to know that the dialysate composition is correct and that the conductivity monitor alarm is functioning. The dialysate should be independently checked with a conductivity meter, which is calibrated against a standard reference solution. You should know the correct conductivity meter reading for the concentrate being used. For bicarbonate dialysate, an independent pH check must also be done to assure proper electrolyte balance. Once you know that the dialysate is correct, check both the high and low conductivity alarms. Verify the bypass function as well as the audible and visual alarm. Visual inspection of the blood circuit assures sterility and integrity of the lines. Air should not be present. Check the dialyser and the patient's chart to verify that it is the correct dialyser for the patient. Again, check the patient's chart to assure that the concentrate formula is that prescribed for the patient and that there is enough concentrate to complete the entire treatment. Dialysate concentrate is available in numerous formulations and in a variety of sizes and shapes of containers. It is extremely important to double-check all concentrate containers to ensure that the correct formulation has been chosen and that the proper dilution is made each time. Read, verify, and re-read labels. Treat concentrate as you would a drug. Before mixing dialysate solutions, be sure you are using treated water, not tap water. The water should meet the minimum national standard for water quality for hemodialysis systems. Errors can also occur when transferring concentrate from one container to another. Be sure to label all containers properly. Additives must be carefully measured and well-mixed into the concentrate before initiating dialysis. Containers must be clearly marked to show additives. When the composition of the dialysate has been altered, conductivity must be re-verified. Bicarbonate concentrates and solutions require special attention. Assure adequate dissolution and mixing of powdered bicarbonate before combining with acid concentrate. Bicarbonate concentrate, once in solution, should not be stored because of deterioration and possible bacterial contamination. Criss-crossing of lines in bicarbonate treatments is a common error, as is the use of the bicarbonate line for acetate dialysis. Make sure that the lines are properly marked and placed in the correct concentrate containers or in the correct rinse ports. Do not start a treatment without enough concentrate to complete the run. The conductivity alarm should not be used as an empty jug indicator. Interruption of a treatment to replenish the concentrate means added exposure to potential errors. These events by themselves do not usually cause serious problems. However, if they occur when the conductivity meter has been miscalibrated or the conductivity alarm limits indiscriminately altered, the outcome for the patient may be serious injury or death. Any calibration or servicing is a maintenance function and should not be conducted while patients are being dialyzed. Regularly planned periodic equipment maintenance is a preventive measure which ensures against much costlier occurrences, such as patient injury or machine downtime. An important practice in equipment maintenance is to read and follow the manufacturer's recommended maintenance procedures and to keep the maintenance procedures manual in a convenient, readily accessible location for easy reference. It's imperative to keep a record of maintenance performed, together with a schedule indicating what the next maintenance to be performed will consist of and when it will be performed. There are some maintenance procedures which must be followed on a yearly basis. Others may be required on a monthly, weekly or even a per-treatment basis. For instance, most manufacturers recommend that the equipment be cleaned properly after every treatment. Sanitization or disinfection of the machine is usually performed between treatments or at least on a daily basis. Make sure that the machine is labeled or tagged if left unattended during disinfection to avoid mix-ups. Always test the dialysate lines after rinsing to detect the presence of any residual disinfecting agent. Use an appropriate residual test kit. All manufacturers recommend that some functions on the equipment be checked or calibrated periodically. Control and monitoring systems which may require periodic test and calibration include blood pump, infusion pump, dialysate flow, dialysate temperature control, dialysate conductivity monitor, blood leak detector, air detector and line clamp. And finally, the blood, dialysate and transmembrane or negative pressure monitors. Replace filters according to the schedule recommended by the equipment manufacturer using only the replacement filters specified. Check the system for fluid or salt deposits which may indicate fluid leakage. If the manufacturer's maintenance procedures require entering the electrical compartment of the machine, always be sure the plug is disconnected first. Certain components of the system can only be calibrated by a trained service technician. Never attempt to repair or adjust any part of your equipment you have not been trained in maintaining or which is specifically warned against in the manufacturer's instructions or labeling. As we said at the beginning of this program, hemodialysis is a complex procedure. The role that you and the entire hemodialysis team play in assuring the safety of your patients is a critical one. None of us wants to experience a situation like the one we saw earlier with Jim. Fortunately, his crisis was resolved. But perhaps with a little more attention to the areas we've just discussed, it could have been avoided altogether. Give it some thought.


the flow of the payroll process. So I'm going to do that in our flow chart down below. So we're in the payroll, basically like a vendor cycle. If it wasn't for all the complexities with taxes, then it would be basically shake hands with somebody.   We've got the federal and possibly state to deal with. So what we need to do then is possibly enter the time first if they're hourly employees. Although this time entry is not really required to process the payroll because you might be tracking time in some other way or you might be using an hourly, I mean a salaried type of system. But you can also use this time entry for the billing process as we've discussed in the past. Then of course we're going to process the payroll which will generate payroll checks, which will be distinct forms different than other check forms in that they'll be marked off as like a payroll type of checks. We can determine which checks are payroll versus non payroll type of checks and this will also generate the withholdings that are taken out of the employee checks and put into a liability account as well as calculate our taxes on the employer taxes and put those into a liability account and payroll taxes. Then of course at some point after that which we'll do shortly we'll have to pay the payroll liabilities for the withholdings that we took and our payroll taxes. We're also going to have to deal with the 941s that are quarterly information returns, the 940 at the end of the year, the W2 and W3s at the end of the year. So that's the general process.  Those are the big ones and in that case you wouldn't have to do so much detailed tracking internally but you can have them do the detail tracking and then you make the adjustments for your financial reporting so that at the least you can get your tax returns prepared properly at the end of the year and those are kind of the two main payroll options.