Scores a great goal here.
1:16... Colin taking about 2 seconds to understand the pass isn't on and running in to space and playing it wide. It's these simple things we haven't done well for a long time.
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Scores a great goal here.
If I had one wish for Evertonians, it would be that everyone of them could have experienced supporting this club when those lads wore the royal blue shirts! I genuinely never gave a [Poor language removed] who we were playing, we could match anyone and embarrass them!1:16... Colin taking about 2 seconds to understand the pass isn't on and running in to space and playing it wide. It's these simple things we haven't done well for a long time.
Howard was still some player when he came back as player/manager.If I had one wish for Evertonians, it would be that everyone of them could have experienced supporting this club when those lads wore the royal blue shirts! I genuinely never gave a [Poor language removed] who we were playing, we could match anyone and embarrass them!
I for one as a youngster really enjoyed those three or four games Howard played as player manager, his quality shone like a beacon and I could appreciate what a superb player he must have been in his prime for usHoward was still some player when he came back as player/manager.
The club had a very different culture back then.
Winning and trophies/glory was all that mattered. The crowd were even more demanding than what they claim now lmfao. Only winners and those
with special drive had longevity which was why we were never long between trophies.
Kendal was indeed a very good player, but I disagree with you about those few games he played as player/manager, he was like an assassin,I for one as a youngster really enjoyed those three or four games Howard played as player manager, his quality shone like a beacon and I could appreciate what a superb player he must have been in his prime for us
Scores a great goal here.
35 years ago today, Stoke City vs Everton in the FA cup at the Victoria Ground, the game when Kendall opened the dressing room window so the players could here all the fans “That’s your team talk. Don’t let those fans down.”.
A game just as important as the turning point known as the Kevin Brock back pass at Oxford United.
RIP Howard, you absolute legend
At least someone connected with Everton got a happy ending this season.I gave him a massage last night, prepare for europe.
i agree m8 a legend and a nice bloke.Howard came over to N Ireland, Donaghadee I think it was, and gave a pall to ESCNI . I shook his hand at the end, the hairs on the back of my neck stood on end. The man was and will always be a legend.