LIVE: Football pays its respects to Everton FC great Howard Kendall

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That’s all from the live blog on the day we said goodbye to Howard Kendall.
We’ll be back in the morning from 7am ahead of Roberto Martinez’s pre-match Press Conference for the Sunderland game.
LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 29: Joe Royle touches the casket of former team mate Howard Kendall during the funeral of Howard Kendall at Liverpool Anglican Cathedral on October 29, 2015 in Liverpool, England. (Photo by Tony McArdle/Everton FC via Getty Images)

Kenwright speaks on 'Idol' 'H'

Phil Kirkbride reports on how the final word on Howard Kendall goes to Everton chairman Bill Kenwright who described him as his “idol”.

Bill Kenwright speaking at the funeral of Howard Kendall at Liverpool Anglican Cathedral

Howard Kendall: The name of the game will live on forever

A touching piece from the Echo’s Everton editor Greg O’Keeffe on Howard Kendall’s funeral today and tales of a humorous game he’d play with his players.

LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 29: Sir Alex Ferguson sat behind Colin Harvey and alongside Peter Reid, Graham Stuart and Duncan Ferguson during the funeral of Howard Kendall at Liverpool Anglican Cathedral on October 29, 2015 in Liverpool, England. (Photo by Tony McArdle/Everton FC via Getty Images)

Sea of Blue at Cathedral

A sea of Blue at Liverpool’s Anglican Cathedral today to send off Everton’s greatest manager Howard Kendall.
As Bill Kenwright said, “he understood us, he understood Everton.”

LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 29: The funeral procession during the funeral of Howard Kendall at Liverpool Anglican Cathedral on October 29, 2015 in Liverpool, England. (Photo by Tony McArdle/Everton FC via Getty Images)

Boro boss "delighted" to draw Blues

Middlesbrough manager Aitor Karanka is looking forward to locking horns with compatriot Roberto Martinez in the Capital One Cup quarter-finals.
He also reveals that the Blues boss gave him some special advice on his appointment.

Aitor Karanka has much admiration for Roberto Martinez

Kendall tribute from 88-year-old fan

George Loraine has been watching the Blues for 85 years and has hailed Howard Kendall as his club’s greatest ever manager.

Everton fans pay their respects, as the funeral procession for legendary Blues manager Howard Kendall leaves the Liverpool Anglican Cathedral. Photo by James Maloney

Teesside tussles

Everton’s Capital One Cup quarter-final draw against Middlesbrough has brought back some memories of previous last eight encounters between the clubs.
The Blues will be hoping for a repeat of 2009 rather than 2002 as they head to the Riverside.

Everton's Marouane Fellaini rues a missed chance

Handover

Right folks, I’m going to hand over to the brilliantly-dressed Chris Beesley, who will guide you through the afternoon session.
Take care.

Pic

Z-Cars

A fitting finale

Kenwright

Kenwright on Kendall

Kenwright tribute

The Everton chairman is giving his tribute to Howard Kendall
“He was just the best kind of midfield rock you could ever have...In 1981, he came home. He came back to us.
“This is my family. As a fan, he was the best. When he went for the ball he got the ball.”

Choir sings

Banner

Fantastic

Reidy

Reidy is delivering a brilliant speech here.

Rush on Kendall

A foe during the 80s and 90s, but respect never in question.

Fan tributes

Crowds

Tribute

Tribute

Meanwhile, at Goodison

Carra at Kendall funeral

A city united


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