On an Everton FC special, a legend joins Millsy & Judgy to talk the timeline of his Everton career, the moments that shot him into the hearts of Evertonians from 1999-2005, as well as the stories surrounding the club at the time. Kevin tells all about the initial loan move to Everton, when he knew he wanted to make the move permanent as well as his special bond on the pitch with Francis Jeffers. We talk everything from his disappointment at seeing Don Hutchison move on & his thoughts on Nick Barmby's decision to cross the park to some hilarious Paul Gascoigne stories and the truth behind his reaction to Duncan Ferguson's return in 2000 as well as how manager at the time Walter Smith sought his opinion on the transfer itself. The dressing room's reaction to Walter Smith being dismissed and replaced by David Moyes is discussed in depth as well as his pride at becoming the first black club captain in Everton's history. Kevin shares a great story on playing with a 14 year old Wayne Rooney and how he good he was, his thoughts on the departure of Wayne to Manchester Utd in 2004 and addresses the rumours that he was offered a release in the turbulent summer 2004. Kevin's love for the club & supporters shines through the entire episode, but no more so than his comments on being emotional when he left the club, only to see the supporters sing his name even in defeat when Everton met West Brom a few months later. We end by attempting to sing Kevin's popular terrace song, only to be stopped whilst he sung it himself. A must listen for Evertonians as Mr Super Kevin Campbell, talks all things Everton FC.