 Welcome to Toffy TV, it is my three things, Leicester City, one, Everton, two, Everton of one and a way game, wow, what a long time, August 28th, the last time Everton won away from home when they won 2-0 a Brighton and today they've gone and won at Leicester and it feels fantastic, a huge, huge game, a crucial game, an opportunity for Everton to climb out the bottom three if they did get the win and it's exactly what they did and that is brilliant, so fantastic win for Everton today. First thing I want to speak about today is Jordan Pickford, England's number one. He's been in fantastic form now for Everton for, what are we on, for a good 15 months. There were times last season where he was really poor, his decision making was poor, he was letting things in he shouldn't, he was indecisive and he got an injury and came back at Amfield, actually, and was outstanding, we won the game 2-0 and he was outstanding. And since then, he's had a couple of bad games in an Everton sheet and that is an incredible achievement, especially when Everton has been so bad this season, he has been the one who has probably, him and Anthony Gordon have maybe been the shine and light if you like, while it hasn't been a very good season whatsoever and it does make you laugh when you see him have a good performance and you see things, like last week after Chelsea there was lots of out Englands, Jordan Pickford actually turned up for Everton today and you're like, you don't watch Everton, you don't watch him play for us because in general he's excellent. And okay, there'll be people who say he's like a bigger goalkeeper or he's erratic at times or whatever, but he has been brilliant and these last two games has shown his importance to us, he's produced unbelievable saves in the last week, in two games that have won us the points, world class saves, last week unbelievable today and brilliant saves, just top draw saves that have won us the game and that's what top goalies do, they win you points. And I've seen the best in Neville Southall, make saves like that regularly and that was in some top evidence side by the way and Jordan Pickford's making, I'm not putting him up David Neville Southall of course, I'm not but I'm just saying I've seen the very best and he is, Pickford is making unbelievable saves now and massive ones when we've needed them too and I just thought he deserved to mention because he was brilliant today, he's my man of the match, he was fantastic today. The second thing I want to talk about is Michel Enco, I'll do my third point, I've smoothed my point around, if I really Michel Enco who is really coming into his own now I think in the side, he's got a great goal today but was really solid, had a really good game, obviously went off injured hopefully that's nothing serious and I'm hoping he'll be back for Wednesday but I hope he's fifth for Brentford next Sunday but he's really growing into the side, now he's always going to take time coming in from a different league especially the Ukraine, coming into the Premier League which is unforgiving, all the stuff that's going on at home for him, the Russia invasion and all that and at first he looked a little bit all over the place he did, we can't deny it and people were worried but you know what, since Frank Lampard got old of him and obviously working with Ashley Cole as well, he's really improving and he started every game since the Palace Cup defeat, he's been in the side every game and he's just getting better and better and that volley today was fantastic, you know something that we've saw quality like that from maybe Luca Dino or whatever and we haven't really seen it so far from Michalenko but today, what a technique, hitting that ball from above his cross, bang, back where it came from, beyond Schmeichelins at that far corner, absolutely excellent and his overall defendants being excellent of late, no-one went to knock it down the line and went to look for the passing side and I think the crowd really appreciates him and I think he's loving being here and I'm enjoying watching him get better and better, he's still got a bit to go to get up to the levels of Luca Dino of course, he has Luca Dino so creative but I think us moving forward he can develop that right now he's doing exactly what we need him to do which is make sure you defend properly, put your foot through it when you need to and today he's come up with a massive goal for us, brilliant volley and that'll give him confidence, it'll give his teammate confidence of the quality that he has if they haven't, I'm sure they know it anyway from training with him but to score a goal like that in the Premier League is excellent but I just think his overall improvement of late has been something that is worth highlighting, another great performance today and hopefully he's not going to be off for too long, fingers crossed and finally I couldn't do this three points without mentioning the supporters who have been unbelievable, mentioned it in my maths reaction but I'm going to mention it again because it feels like something's changed, it feels like something's clicked I remember it, I can only really liking the situation to when we nearly went down in 1994 and what that did to the fanbase and I'm not saying it wasn't blue smoke and bedlam everywhere like it has been for the last week, it was different but what it did do was all of a sudden we started selling out every week, we haven't been up to then, don't worry a lot of clubs didn't but people almost were like oh I nearly lost something and it ignited them for a few years, we won the FA Cup and we had good solid season under Royal and all that and it carried us through I think for a number of years and there has been a little bit of a separation over the last few years that nobody could deny that has, we've all done it, we've all felt it but it feels like something's different, something's changed and what we've seen in the last week especially, I've commented before on this I've talked about the Leicester City home game when in the 90th minute we were won down and the fans are still pushing and encouraging, that isn't something that has been going on and by recent times I mean recent seasons, I think the fans since Lampard have come in and really tried to back the team, I can only think of the Wolves game as one where it was flat and it maybe slipped back to like it had been for too long but since then everybody has been right on it and obviously all the fan groups and the Evans fans forum and other people who have just got involved to make things happen, you know hands, toes, coaches and people like that and these are just people I've seen doing stuff, there'll be other people as well who haven't mentioned but all of those people who've really started to try to pull people together and for once we're seeing less of nobbyd biaf i dda, it's cop eye biaf i dda, it's this, it's that, we're seeing more people going you know what, we're in this together and let's do our part because we know we're in desperate times but I hope that the desperate times that we're in right now carries us forward as we move forward as a football club, as a fan base and we see more of this and these players know what it's like, how big a club we are and what they have to do and what we expect and by doing it today the supporters was unbelievable, I said it on my mat reaction, the loudest I've ever heard, I was watching on the telly, the loudest I've ever heard away fans, ever, any guy, they were unbelievable, unbelievable and some lovely voices there as well singing spirit of the blues not sure about the rude, that needs a bit of work but just incredible display from the supporters outstanding yesterday the scenes when the team left Finch Farm, all of that, that doesn't touch you, that doesn't shake some of these players up to go I play for a huge football club, for a football club with the fans that are fanatical, I've got to put my shift in for them and imagine if we could do that and we did that for, I'm not saying every away game the fans are turning up and sending the players off and all that but if we could foster that atmosphere for every home game and every away game how much better we would be I really feel like something's clicked, I really feel like the club if we can survive can move forward in terms of actually having a pathway to follow and the fans will drive that on, I know people criticise fans for walking out of the stadium earlier in the season it's because people want to change, people didn't want to just sit and let things go by and people now are not determined, not determined to go, I'm just going to sit on my hands and what will be will be and we've seen the difference it's made when people have gone no this is what we're doing, let's all do it, if we get some derision from some ever told me they were too cool for school or other fans who want to, so what, so what this is our club and it means something to eating every one of us and it might mean something slightly different to eating every one of us everyone on the same path, you've seen the players, you've seen the scenes, you've seen Frank Lampard, you've seen the response in the press, you've seen football focus doing a piece on the atmosphere yesterday, that can power this football club forward, it can mean that we can question when the board isn't pulling its way to the owner, let's foster that thing we've got now and not let it go and let's drive this football club forward a big thank you to all of those people who've organised it, sung it, got the blue smoke, done it all, for getting it going and for kicking the team on to big wins in this last week, let's keep it going, I'm sure it'll be the same at Wafford, I'm sure it'll be the same at Goulderson against Brentford and Palace, let's do it, let's do our bit to keep this football club where it belongs there you go, there my three talking points, give the video a thumbs up, subscribe if you haven't, let me know what you think in the comments section below, enjoy the rest of your weekend, thanks for watching, see you later