Anyone read Duncs book yet?

[Benicetoourboys]

That's EXACTLY what AI would say

He does some great posts - the bunch regarding escalators are amazing.

 

[9LeagueTitles5FACups]

That's EXACTLY what AI would say

Except I wrote it myself. I'm a little insulted that you would suggest that I used AI when I am perfectly capable of offering my thoughts on Duncan Ferguson's autobiography.

 

[brettangellnightporter]

He does some great posts - the bunch regarding escalators are amazing.

I'm only messing. Lovely to see paragraphs in this day and age.

Remember the semicolon? The days

 

[Shevin Keedy]

I'm only messing. Lovely to see paragraphs in this day and age.

Remember the semicolon? The days

Big fan of the semicolon me; it's very useful when used correctly.

 

[Benicetoourboys]

Big fan of the semicolon me; it's very useful when used correctly.

I've forgotten so much about punctuation & grammar.

 

[brettangellnightporter]

Big fan of the semicolon me; it's very useful when used correctly.

When used well it can really conjoin a topic; when used badly ; it ruins all.

 

[Eggs]

…if the person who left his copy in the library of a Pathos hotel posts on here, I’d like to inform that it was still there this morning. Amazingly, it’s not there now, I can’t believe somebody has actually taken it to read, it certainly wasn’t me

 

[Leylo]

Going to see him on Friday in the blackstock , can't wait to tell him @davek thinks you're a bell...

 

[davek]

Going to see him on Friday in the blackstock , can't wait to tell him @davek thinks you're a bell...

Looks like a nice venue.

The irony of him holding an event in that neighbourhood cant be lost on anyone.

 

[toffeeblue9]

Forgot the little snippet that Dunc gave the other week at Blackstock - when he got the gig as caretaker manager, he asked to be given the same money while he was doing it that Silva had been on...

Moshiri agreed and tells him it's £75k per week and £50k PER POINT

 

[Cameron Manning]

Got some lovely memories of the slammer, and even better memories of Jim McLean.

About half way through.

One thing that stands out is he absolutely loves everton... more than you'd expect, and you knew he loved us.

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

 

[Cameron Manning]

The stereotype that Scottish people batter everything is unhelpful and hints at limited knowledge of fine Scottish cuisine, like barre Mars panee.

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

 

[Cameron Manning]

….i think it’s bordering on unethical to use this emotive point in our history to launch his book but it doesn’t surprise me in the least.

Nobody knows the soul and people associated with this club more than Steve and after all the interviews and accounts he has captured over many years for him to post the above is something everybody should take note of.

Not trying to be funny Eggs but who is Steve, I don’t see any reference to a Steve in the above posts.

 

[Cameron Manning]

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

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

 

[Cameron Manning]

"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 individuals none of whom are qualified to say who is or isn't a true Everton legend.

*apart from Hibbo of course, I'm sure we can all agree on that one.

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 salt.