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Ironically, watched Howard: Kendall my life story, on YouTube last night... even the missus watched it.

No trophy here, but…

Looking back on the anniversary of the great man’s passing, which game did you feel that turned the tide to success, and which trophy under his management gave you the most satisfaction?

Joe Harper celebrates with teammate Howard Kendall after scoring against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge 23rd December 1972 - in a 1-1 draw -

Howard Kendall as player/ manager was the beginning. Without that ?

...do an official reunion. Also the first programme of the year 2000 had the legends of each decade of the 1900s and have that signed by the 50s legend Dave Hickson, 60s legend Alex Young, 70s Bob Latchford, 80s Neville Southall, 90s Dave Watson and manager of the Millenium Howard Kendall of course.

…just remembered, also got a signed, framed picture of Howard Kendall playing for us at Old Trafford.

Yeah, luckily my wife told me about that. What a great man he was, even though I have very few memories about him when he was here.

I have a copy of the Everton Encyclopedia signed by Alex Young, Dave Hickson, Howard Kendall, Colin Harvey, Joe Royle, Neville Southall, Kevin Ratcliffe and a few others. Got another book signed by Bob Latchford. Also bought a seat from Goodison that will hopefully be delivered fairly soon.

Great tribute to Howard Kendall. Coming up to 10 years since he died. @Delargeinho - did you go?

Everton manager Howard Kendall looks concerned as Peter Reid is helped off the field by physio John 'Magnum' Clinkard after taking a kicking against non-league Telford United in the FA Cup quarter-final at Goodison Park in February 1985

What an absolute load of nonsense.

And Martin Chivers

Brian Labone denies Jimmy Greaves as Howard Kendall looks on

I think that price included the value of Howard Kendall and Arthur Styles who went to Birmingham as part of the deal and maybe their value was over estimated to make it £350,000.

Certainly players matter. However, he had champions at Manchester United. He crashed and burned. If Moyes was the manager some imagine him to be, he would have found himself at clubs with big resources more regularly in his career. In the manner of a top F1 driver, the best tend to get the best...

Are you adding Blue Bill revisionism to your Moyes revisionism schtick!? You go too far sir!

Nah, it comes down to players. It always comes down to players. I’m pretty sure no less than Howard Kendall would say the same thing. We were as well run as any club in the league at the time but just lacked the resources to secure that extra bit of talent to push us to a higher level.

On this day in 1967, Everton beat Southampton 4-2 at Goodison Park Here's Alan Ball scoring at the Gwladys Street. Ernie Hunt and Howard Kendall also netted while Saints defender Denis Hollywood scored an OG Former Blue Jimmy Gabriel was on the scoresheet for the visitors.

EVERTON’S HOWARD KENDALL EARLY 1970s -