Howard Kendall | A Tribute

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8 жыл бұрын

Ped and Baz are joined by ex Everton defender Derek Mountfield to remember Everton Legend Howard Kendall, who sadly passed away at the weekend aged 69.
Howard not only helped Everton to silverware as a player when he was part of the Holy Trinity midfield with Alan Ball and Colin Harvey, winning the League title in 1970. But also off it, becoming Everton's most successful manager, winning two League Championship titles in 1985 and 1987, an FA Cup 1984 and a European Cup Winners Cup 1985 in his first spell as manager. Kendall went onto manage Everton on three separate occasions.
Derek Mountfield who played under Howard Kendall in both of Kendall's title winning sides and shares some of his memories with Baz and Ped and recalls what it was like as an Evertonian to go from the Gwlady's Street End to playing for his boyhood club.
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@marcxi3952 8 жыл бұрын

You know Kendall's a legend when Ian Rush pays tribute to a outstanding manager. -R.I.P from a United fan

@blueberryevertonfc7421 8 жыл бұрын

when the new stadiums built we must have the Howard kendall stand and refreshment bar.

@robbieredball 7 жыл бұрын

Derek was a great footballer, I was at the FA cup semi final in 1984 at Highbury and they had a coca cola sponsored ball juggling competition before the game . i remember seeing derek doing as many tricks if not not more than any of the kids in the competition.

@converse91970 3 жыл бұрын

I’m not an Everton fan but I have much admiration for the club, the players and indeed Howard Kendall. He was a great manager!

@phillipingham7538 8 жыл бұрын

I'm a kopite from Bermuda and I have such respect for Howard Kendall not just his success but what he went through to get it. Laying 18th in December 1983 crowds down and on his back. I watched his reaction on the bench to losing to Liverpool 5-0 the previous year and he acted with class and composure along side CH.uike the managers today who want to fight every official if they don't get 3 points

@loveevertonforum 8 жыл бұрын

Good show. RIP Howard.

@robbiemcc4355 Жыл бұрын

Brilliant 👏

@ToffeesToffees 6 жыл бұрын

Good bless Our greatest manager the one and only HOWARD KENDALL thanks for all u did for our great club and city Bought me some of the best days of my life and nearly stop the other mob across the park dead in their tracks only the European ban stopped us the rest is history great times rest in peace Howie Kendall loved and missed but always remembered with a smile.🙏🙏

@Domingos1878 8 жыл бұрын

Cheers for bringing me this interview with Degsy lads. I Enjoyed it. I'm not ashamed to say I shed a tear or two Saturday morning. That 80's period can bring me to tears of joy and now, i realise, tears of sadness too. Some of the best days of my life to which I will be eternally grateful to Howard for. RIP gaffer.

@ToffeeTVEFC 8 жыл бұрын

+Domingos1878 .... Cheers mate. Yeah very sad and we will all be eternally grateful to Howard.

@davidembleton5480 8 жыл бұрын

Ped & Baz, brilliant again lads ,great work & also to Degsy who would be worth a fortune these days with them goals from centre back!I was choked on Saturday morning when I heard the news,I was hoping it was a nasty rumour again but it was confirmed about 5 minutes later! It says alot about how great he was ,when the tributes from across the park,especially from Phil Thompson on Saturday morning,it had me in bits!! Howard gave me most of my best footballing memories that I'm forever telling my kids about! RIP Howard.

@ToffeeTVEFC 8 жыл бұрын

+David Embleton ... Thanks David. Yes imagine how much Derek would be worth in today's market ?! As for Howard, very sad and horrible that we have lost that link to our most successful era. :(

@roywinstanley2902 7 жыл бұрын

A true legend and a true gent.RIP Howie

@phillipingham7538 8 жыл бұрын

RIP HK thank u for the memories

@martyndavison7089 7 жыл бұрын

Superb stuff. Miss the great man. Great tribute!

@plynch8787 2 жыл бұрын

Howard Kendall - A legend of English Football. I loved him in the 80s as a youngster and still do ❤️

@jackloftus4634 8 жыл бұрын

RIP Howard Kendall

@davideeyore2002 8 жыл бұрын

good tribute. Did meet Derek in Arrowe Park hospital few years ago said thanks for the memories. Should have asked if he thought the current team has any similarities to the team he was in maybe about 1983 ish. Ok bad defeat against United i think there was a reason everyone was so flat.

@rosscummins8837 8 жыл бұрын

amazing show as always lads brilliant tribute to the greatest man to ever grace our club. never seen him in action myself due to my youth but was still devastated to gear of his passing showing just how important he was to our club #RIPHoward

@ToffeeTVEFC 8 жыл бұрын

+Ross Cummins ... Thanks Ross. He was an amazing manager, brilliant and ruthless all in one but gave me and loads of Blues our best ever days in football. He will be missed. #RIPHoward

@nickob55 3 жыл бұрын

I was at the Stoke game and something special happened that day and funny enough I knew things were about to be different, it was electric.It had been kind of brewing but that was the turning point......and thanks Derek and the guys for the best years of my life.

@ryang790 8 жыл бұрын

Subscribed last week. I am now a toffee tv addict. great show lads. Ive been a fan of EFC. since 7 years old. Went to West ham 85 first game. My dad who's a cockney supported them. Was a member of ESCLA. EVRTON SUPPORTERS CLUB LONDON AREA. I'm not sure too many out side the club has prob heard of Dereck Mountfield but hes prob the most underated player of the mid 80's. solid as a rock, BIG PART of THAT team [ the greatest ever ;-] ] . They shud nickname him Quentin Tarrentino haha. EVERTON FOR EVER.

@jamesdunlop9678 8 жыл бұрын

I sent my condolences to Howards Fmily, God bless you all. On behalf of every Evertonian in the world Thank you Howard for all the memories, the success and everything you have done for Everton. We are going to miss you. Please subscribe to Toffee TV, Ped and Baz are the best. Good work Lads. God bless you Derek Mounfield.

@mango-th2ye 8 жыл бұрын

Howard Kendall,NSNO. r.i.p

@stormytempest3907 2 жыл бұрын

Used to stand in the paddock, you could taste the Spirit of that side and smell it, Halsyon Days, almost Magical!

@fisherpeter695 11 ай бұрын

When Derek mentioned how lifted Howard looked after the FA Cup win in 1984 he may have laid to rest the occasions he was on the losing side in the FA Cup semi finals and finals he played in. With Preston in 1964, for the blues in the Final in1968 to WBA after defeating the outstanding Leeds team in the semi final. Then the awful display in the 1969 FA Cup final losing to a last minute goal to Man City. In February 1969 I saw Everton defeat Wolves 4-0 under floodlights after which the Wolves Chairman, John Ireland, who was also Chair of the FA rated that Everton team as the finest since the post-war. Then In 1971 Howard was part of the side that lost 2-1 to Liverpool in the FA Cup semi final, and this game I was at, was always described as a sickening defeat the ended the 1967-71 great team. Howard was uniquely qualified and young enough to have managed the England team after Bobby Robson if he hadn't set his career back by moving the lowly Athletico Bilbao.

@tankc6474 6 жыл бұрын

👍💙

@YJB8CCFC Жыл бұрын

Such a shame that great Everton side of 85 never had a chance to have a crack at Europe. We’ll never know how they would’ve fared.

@williambeck1574 6 ай бұрын

Don't blame it on the sun shine,don't blame it on the moonlight, don't blame it on the good times,BLAME IT ON THE KOPITES !,R.I.P HOWARD AND THE HEYSEL 39

@yogsblogs 8 жыл бұрын

degsy mosslands greatest talent

@mikethomas4423 8 ай бұрын

Hands down..shits allover jay spearing 🤣💙

@garypring3609 Жыл бұрын

I had the honour off meeting the after a derby Lee Carley scored the winner i stood talking to him out the big house which ex everton players went b4 and after the talked to him for over a hour as it was cold and blowing a gale i was the one who let him go as he ex pros beating the shite 1 0 was great but topped off meeting the gaffer i was on cloud nine he asked me why i kept calling gaffer my reply was H there will only be one gaffer at f ing club with a big smile big smile he thanked me when i did let him he did not just shake me hand he also gave me a massive hug and said am glad i brought you joy as a lad as i have done you meeting me i walked home to bootle with the biggest smile on my face trying to eat my kfc as well. I payed my respects to the gaffer as i went up to goodison the day off his funeral. THANK YOU SO SO MUCH FOR THE MEMORY AS A CHILD YOU WAS MY IDOL AS WELL GAFFER REST IN PEACE