Anyone read Duncs book yet?

[Moonlight dribble]

Love Dunc, NEA.

As many have said a hero to a generation of Blues, when we had nothing, he was our something.

Cant wait to read this.

I actually at the time preferred Paul Rideout and later on Kevin Campbell. There was even a time I preferred Graham Stuart, maybe they weren't matchwinners but they were reliable and never left the team with a man less.

 

[JimmyJeffers]

I actually at the time preferred Paul Rideout and later on Kevin Campbell. There was even a time I preferred Graham Stuart, maybe they weren't matchwinners but they were reliable and never left the team with a man less.

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

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

‘I’m not a hard man’: Duncan Ferguson on Everton, pigeons and his biggest regrets

Former striker answers your questions on Scottish nightlife, his toughest opponent, proudest moment and when football made him cry

www.theguardian.com

Has a dream of being Everton manager one day.

One imagines @davek would be overjoyed, like.

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

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

Quite a clever player.

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

The way he tried to blag the Everton job when he knew he was tripe at managing sickens me more. That's how much he loves Everton.

There's some right chancers who've attached themselves to this club: 'Big Dunc', Andy Gray using Everton to get his Sky contract upgraded; Moyes getting his arl feller, Wor Kenny and Charlie Adam a gig; Sharp stuffing his ill-gotten board salary in his account before he was run out of town by fans.

You missed off Dyche getting his gig reading the AutoGlass adverts. Sad to see it.

 

[davek]

Has a dream of being Everton manager one day.

One imagines @davek would be overjoyed, like.

He had his chance...he was

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

He had his chance...he was

I think Moyes might being him back into the fold and groom him as his successor.

 

[Furey1878]

Not yet, the audiobook is on Spotify and I believe he narrates it himself which will be hilarious so will listen soon.

 

[Daytripper]

Not yet, the audiobook is on Spotify and I believe he narrates it himself which will be hilarious so will listen soon.

Here is ten minutes of it

 

[JimmyJeffers]

I’ve never read a footballer’s autobiography in my life and have no intention of starting now.

 

[Blue peter]

That show with Gary Neville, Jill Scott, Roy Keane and Ian Wright was embarrassing, Whilst Duncan was engaging, the first half an hour went through each one of his red cards which about sums up his career.

 

[Socistep2]

He was a bit part player in that cup run, who's contribution was an inconsequential 4th goal in a 5-0 rout of Norwich in the 5th Round.

There were plenty of hero's for the kids of the early to mid 90s to look to besides him. That 'only hero we had' myth needs nailing.

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

 

[Eggs]

That show with Gary Neville, Jill Scott, Roy Keane and Ian Wright was embarrassing, Whilst Duncan was engaging, the first half an hour went through each one of his red cards which about sums up his career.

….i just hope my BMD brick is nowhere near his.

 

[ToffeeScot]

Been reading it. It's good, light reading with some funny stories and insights into different people in football that you wouldn't necessarily normally read or hear about like Jim Mclean at Dundee United. He could and should have squeezed more out of his career. Still a legend for me.

 

[davek]

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

He was our primary goal scorer and he contributed a single inconsequential 4th goal in a 5-0 victiiry over Norwich.