Howard Kendall RIP

[Toffeelover]

Berbatov trying to associate himself there with a great forward line.

I knew I recognised the face but could not put the name to it.

 

[Toast]

He was struggling there.

I think we were all struggling with him mate.

Credit where it is due.

 

[Toffeelover]

Fetched tears remembering how he played with authority in the best midfield trio I have ever seen!

Or in my book anyway, will never see the like of again.

 

[banno]

Hope Howard fully realised how happy and proud he made all Evertonians. Most successful period and most happiest time of our lives. It was an Honour to see him play and to manage the club we all love with class and style. Never to be forgotten. RIP Howard

 

[l4toffee]

Say what you want about kenwright ( I've said plenty myself) he is a proper blue and that was from the heart . Good to see him there

 

[Toffeelover]

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/howard-kendall-funeral-hundreds-pay-10353397?
Some great emotional pictures hear from the Echo- so tearfull many big stars and fans amongst the RIP HK!

Thanks Joey.

 

[peteblue]

He was struggling there.

We all would......

 

[ToffeeDan]

Its on here and I couldn't hold the tears back. Apt song for Howard as it was Elton Johns song at the time of the FA Cup win against Watford

http://www.itv.com/news/granada/201...g-of-funeral-in-liverpool-anglican-cathedral/

John Bailey (left) and John Hurst (to his right) - 1.06

 

[l4toffee]

We are winning a cup this year for Kendall . I have no doubt in my mind

 

[ToffeeDan]

Ball (£100,000), Kendall (£80,000) and Harvey (youth) - 60 Grand a piece.. and all great people, great Blues.

 

[Toffeelover]

I look back at when I first went to a match, in the early sixties. I have like all our fans reveled in the successes from then to date. I thank heaven I was there at this time in our club beginning with Harry Catterick who was also a great manager and it was he who brought Howard to Goodison to start the love affair. Unfortunately for many they were too young to see Howard play alongside Alan and Colin, I thank the stars now that I was able. It is also so gratifying to be there when Howard was the manger and for an incredible successful period.

Yes I look back and thank the Lord I have been able to witness what is arguably the greatest part of Everton history apart from the "Dixie" years culminating in the Howard years as our manager.

 

[The Esk]

Say what you want about kenwright ( I've said plenty myself) he is a proper blue and that was from the heart . Good to see him there

Great to see him there. I hope this signals better times ahead for him health wise.

 

[Joey66]

I look back at when I first went to a match, in the early sixties. I have like all our fans reveled in the successes from then todate. I thank heaven I was there at this time in our club beginning with Harry Catterick who was also a great manager and it was he who brought Howard to Goodison to start the love affair. unfortunately for many they were to young to see Howard play alongside Alan and Colin, I thank the stars now that I was able. It is also so gratifying to be there when Howard was the manger and for an incredible successful period.

Yes I look back and thank the Lord I have been able to witness what is arguably the greatest part of Everton history apart from the "Dixie" years.

Spot on so many memories of seeing HK on that turf home and away - like you I was privileged to see a trio of mid fielders in a great team play so magically, telepathically - their energy, their desire, their skill infectious to the rest of the team, and fans - no midfield will grace Goodison like those three RIP HK

 

[Kankurette]

I've just seen some of the photos on my Twitter feed. I think I have something in my eye.

I'm glad Kenwright could make it.

 

[Jacob]

When times get hard (and weve been through them)...when events ask why we seem to have left success in our past (and we bemoan this and that like only we can)...think of an extra-special, outstanding, respectful and honourable day like today...and you'll know why you could never, ever, be anything but an Evertonian.