The 1984-85 season was Everton's finest hour - a year when Howard Kendall's masterful leadership transformed a talented squad into domestic champions and European conquerors. Combining tactical discipline with attacking flair, the Toffees overcame fierce competition in the First Division and swept aside continental opposition to lift the European Cup Winners' Cup.From the roar of Goodison Park to the drama of Wembley, this is the definitive account of a season that balanced grit and artistry. It charts the rise of heroes like Graeme Sharp, Peter Reid, Andy Gray, and Neville Southall, and examines the balance, unity, and relentless drive that set this side apart.Set against the backdrop of English football's turbulent mid-1980s - with its fierce rivalries, passionate supporters, and looming European ban - Kendall's Crown captures the glory, the heartbreak, and the enduring legacy of a team that reached the pinnacle of the game.