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I reckon there was well more without tickets than with. I walked up from the black horse about 11am and the flow of people was 20 to one walking away from the ground than up to the ground. Took about 15 minutes just getting up Spellow Lane coz...

Any estimates on numbers ? If our group is anything to go by then there was 50/50 people without tickets, must have been a lot

Goodbye Goodison 💙

If we win the league and champions league

He didn't speak to the press at all in the early days, or give interviews, I remember he did one to Everton TV on video which was a shock Tbh it's odd you are denying his rights to be a hero, I wouldn't think of doing the same for anyone who...

I rated a lot of players from that era, kanchelskis, amo, even rhino But Dunc has charisma and mysticism about him, he was also a player that every club hated playing against and he scored some iconic goals He was a good looking, tall centre...

Totally agree, one of the issues he had at ICT was a few fans shouted abuse at him. He even states it in his book it was about 5 of them, but that was enough for him to change his behaviour. Just imagine if he had been full time manager here...

Reading the book he was turned down by some better sides after interview, Blackburn was one, can't remember the others I wonder with him and Unsworth how much talent they had versus 'jobs for the boys' - Kenwright was prone to that e.g. Jose...

I've finished it now and share some of those sentiments, he obviously worked very hard to get acceptance at a coaching level but there was a theme in the book that he was trying to justify that he must be good but he got on well with koeman...

Said it for years one thing lpool fear most is a successful and resurgent Everton. We’ve not been a direct rival for trophies for years but we still get under their skin like no one else!

Finished reading it and my thoughts are: It could have been a lot shorter if we take out the repeated words such like Explaining his dad is tough, hard man, a working man. We got it Dunc the first time! Retro bar and Matthew street Saying he...

Dunc was a big hero of mine as a 90s teenager, part of the mystery being he never gave interviews and was before the internet/social media I'm about half way through and you get the sense he was a kind hearted lad but was easily influenced and...

You said contribution, not goal contribution - we might not have got to the cup final without his motm CONTRIBUTION in the quarter final

He was man of the match in the quarter final, a very tough game against Newcastle

Nah no way mate, 95 itself was insane, helping us stay up, the Derby then going and winning a trophy - hero stuff. He was one of the best in the league in his first stint, he was unplayable just before he moved to Newcastle, i actually think...