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Howard Kendall RIP
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theboybilly
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Just watching it now. RIP...he was a member of a really special Everton League Championship-winning side built around a Harvey - Ball - Kendall - Morrisey midfield.
I saw them tonk West Ham 4-1 at the Boleyn that season.
I saw them tonk West Ham 4-1 at the Boleyn that season.
Normal Rob
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RIP. A key figure in my football upbringing during the 80s. Made Everton a true team that was greater than the sum of its parts.
crookie
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RIP, great man who built a great Everton side
bobby baxter
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- Jan 31, 2014
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I remember him playing for Preston North End in the 1964 cup final, at that time he was the youngest player ever to appear in a Wembley final, aged just 17.
That was a fantastic Everton side.
nicko31
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It a reminder no English manager has ever won the Premier League. RIP Howard, a great operator...
Leekbrookgull
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Good old fashioned Box to Box midfielder in an age when every club had such a player. R-i-P.
rocker959
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RIP to a great player.
No, but winning he old first division was a greater achievement - 21 other teams you had to finish ahead of, not a paltry nineteen! Football didn't start in the 1990s!
Great memories of Kendall the player. As a 17 year old, playing for second division Preston North End in an FA Cup final, he bossed the game (and Alex Dawson scored). Preston were unlucky to lose.
Saw him at Goodison too - that midfield three of Ball, Harvey and Kendall was one of the best, if not THE best, of that era, feeding big Joe Royle up front, with Jimmy Husband and Johnny Morrisey out on the wings. Great team.
Kendall is probably the best English player never to play for England.
RIP.
theboybilly
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Colin Harvey was in bits at the minute's applause bless him
Crispy Ambulance
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Really enjoyed watching his Everton side of the 80's. But for Heysel, who knows what they could have achieved. RIP
Seasidesage
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RIP. his Everton team of the mid eighties were brilliant and I'm told from those who knew him that he was a very nice man to boot.
Leyton Gull
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- Sep 14, 2015
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Youngest player in an FA Cup Final 1964 for Preston NE. Also in the team were Alex Dawson and Nobby Lawton, Albion favourites a few seasons later.
One of the trinity inc Ball and Harvey who won the FA Cup and the League.
First game of the 84/85 season Everton lost 4 nil at home to Spurs but still went on to win the league.
Should have won the double in the the game that had the first sending off in an FA Cup Final.
Unable to play in Europe of course.
One of the trinity inc Ball and Harvey who won the FA Cup and the League.
First game of the 84/85 season Everton lost 4 nil at home to Spurs but still went on to win the league.
Should have won the double in the the game that had the first sending off in an FA Cup Final.
Unable to play in Europe of course.
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
Always a shame that side with Gray, Reid, Southall, Heath etc didn't get a chance in the European Cup through no fault of theirs.
- Apr 5, 2014
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Didn't they win the European Cup Winners tournament in 1985 under Kendall ?
Leyton Gull
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- Sep 14, 2015
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Unable to play in Europe the season after winning the League in 1985 and 1987 respectively.
Gregory2Smith1
J'les aurai!
very sad news
to win the league twice at a time when Liverpool were still the dominant force in English football was a remarkable achievement
they were a great team to Watch
a fine player too
to win the league twice at a time when Liverpool were still the dominant force in English football was a remarkable achievement
they were a great team to Watch
a fine player too