Sunday’s sell-out Premier League fixture against West Ham United is the first at Goodison Park since the one-year anniversary of Howard Kendall’s passing – and the Club and fans will be marking the occasion with a tribute to the Toffees’ most successful manager.
The Club has been working with Everton fan groups to support their plans on how best to celebrate the life of Everton’s greatest-ever manager on the day.
Howard passed away on October 17, 2015 at the age of 69. His death touched the hearts of Evertonians all over the world and, as a sign of respect for Howard, his image wearing the number four shirt he was synonymous with will be shown on the stadium screens for Sunday’s game when the clock reaches four minutes.