The Latest Breaking News from Howard Kendall

25 years ago today, on May 10, 1998, Everton drew 1-1 at home to Coventry City to retain their place in the Premier League on the final day of the season

Everton came from 2-0 down to beat Wimbledon 3-2 an preserve their Premier League status on this day in 1994

EXCLUSIVE: Everton goalkeeper coach Alan Kelly talks to Chris Beesley about his one thousand games in football after being told to quit by his famous namesake father and then bouncing back from breaking the same leg twice

Billy Kenny had tried everything to get clean. In the end it took the sadness of his mum's death to provide the turning point after drink and drugs destroyed his career

Every person who bought a copy of Everton, Howard’s Way will have helped to save lives thanks to a decision by Phil Brown which funded the building of The People’s Place

Your evening headlines as Sean Dyche is overseeing a costly new Everton trait and unlikely answer to goalscoring woes found

Everton have already been hit by a couple of FA fines since Sean Dyche took charge but the Blues need to fight their way out of relegation danger

Everton fans staged a pre-match protest for the third consecutive home game at Goodison Park

Jordan Pickford's new contract demonstrates his feelings for Everton regardless of how long he remains at the club

Sean Dyche wants to ignite the fire that still burns at Everton by creating a team that embodies the values of Howard Kendall’s great sides of the 1980s

Lee Carsley arrived at Goodison almost unnoticed but gradually established himself as a key cog in the Everton midfield by virtue of his values and personality as much as his ability, writing his name into folklore with one of the most memorable Toffees moments of the Premier League era