Everton analysis - Howard Kendall proven right as Frank Lampard gets new game-changer

You cannot buy what happened at the final whistle. Goodison Park has seldom seen scenes quite like it.

In fact, in the football world in general, you might not find a better example of the full spectrum of raw emotions being released by so many passionate supporters. Fans who live and breathe their club, who have been dragged to pits of despair throughout this sorry campaign - finally getting something to celebrate.

There was debate beforehand on whether a pitch invasion would be appropriate for a club the size of Everton. For a side who have been so successful in terms of trophies in the past, reacting in such a manner just to survive in the Premier League was seen by some to be beneath them.

But that's not really what it was about, was it? You've got to think of this season in isolation, because it has been so unique.

The next few weeks will be spent dissecting why this can absolutely never be allowed to happen again. There will be home truths directed at those in charge by the thousands who took to the pitch at the end of this emotional match - and it's time for them to sit back and listen.

This was all about this season. Those fans have been on a huge rollercoaster, they have been dragged through the mire and recently brought themselves back up to a delightful cacophony both inside and outside this famous stadium.

They took it upon themselves to pull this squad, almost kicking and screaming, over the line in a fashion that realistically they didn't deserve. But this club belongs to the fans, and nobody should ever be allowed to forget that.

So many people inside the stadium on Thursday evening truly dedicate their lives to this club. The thought of it being relegated to the second division for the first time since