Cameron Manning's latest activity

Rideout gets nowhere near as much acclaim, given he actually scored a cup final goal.

Yeh, my first season watching was the 94/95 season as a 7 year old. I didn't realise what it meant to win the FA Cup back then, old man took me, so I can say I was there, but as a kid growing up as a massive Evertonian, Dunc was everything, big...

Dave's busy reading "The Carpet baggers " by Harold Robbins, for the fifth time. Cracking book btw.

True, Gareth Farrelly is a hero for instance, nevertheless we are all entitled to say who we think is a legend etc or why we think they are not. To go further what we think about a book, I’ve read it and I’d take about 80% of it with a pinch of...

"legend", "icon", "hero", "star" These are just meaningless words that get bandied about a lot. One individuals "legend" may be no more than average to another individual (as witnessed in this thread) and that's OK. The fan base is comprised of...

If he actually reads the book I think he might even take that ‘ Thimbleful of skill’ back’ !

'Thimbleful of skill'??? You're clearly starting to warm to him, now, you sentimental flatterer, you.

I’ve been listening to it. I love Dunc and definitely see him as a true blue hero. His lack of self-knowledge is quite jarring for a man his age though. He’s still clearly fuming at what he sees as the injustice of going to jail, but then goes on...

I never disliked him, his love of the club is unquestionable, but how he has managed to achieve status he has that's ended up with him being given a legend spot on Everton way is beyond me. He was never more than an average player who on rare...

According to Duncan he lived on jam butties most of his childhood!

Not as much as he loved himself — in every bleedin’ chapter!

I wouldn’t mind a few more signings like Barry oe Paul Power from way back!

I wouldn’t mind a few signings like Barry or Power from way back!