Duncan Ferguson got a job

[Frenk]

He was working for free and putting his own money in, right? I bet he’s relieved.

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

Time to change the title of the thread I guess

They couldn't afford to sack him.
Be surprised if anyone has a punt on him,coaching role awaits ,me thinks.

 

[Rich1878]

He was working for free and putting his own money in, right? I bet he’s relieved.

Also paying for players petrol

 

[Abertonian]

He'll be glad to not be tarred with a second relegation. The shambles of the club glosses over the fact that it hasn't worked really. If they hadn't been relegated it might not have come to this and they were more than good enough to stay up.

Be interesting to see who, if anyone, gives him another shot at being manager.

 

[ToffeeScot]

Poor bloke. He really hasn't had a lot of luck.

The only good thing regarding his two disastrous reigns is that in the first club they then went onto be relegated again with a few other managers unable to save them and in the Inverness case it was fighting a lost cause. Hope he picks his next club well, still think he can be a decent manager.

 

[davek]

"Give it to Dunc".

 

[NeilMorepies]

Ferguson leaves Inverness CT after administration

Duncan Ferguson has left his position as manager of Inverness Caledonian Thistle, the former Scotland international has told BBC Scotland News.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[gonetomorrow]

It was sad seeing him leaving the office carrying the classic cardboard box containing his belongings.

He didn't look too bothered though. He's a resilient type, it seems.

 

[Blue83]

And ICT still got beat 3-1 today, not sure his sacking will make any difference to their standings

 

[Yarrgh]

And ICT still got beat 3-1 today, not sure his sacking will make any difference to their standings

Surely worse. Now they have to pay someone.

 

[Blue83]

Surely worse. Now they have to pay someone.

It was only temporary Dunc working for free, so in the long run they can get someone in on a lower wage more suited to their league though ?

 

[gonetomorrow]

Big man is 53 today. He's ageless eh? I actually thought he was older.

 

[barneygumble]

For me - he's an Everton legend.

First player to score when I'd been attending, the player you wanted to be in the playground, loved the club, had the passion which got you hooked on football.

Sadly for him, he'll join a large list of ex-players who couldn't cut it in management such as Rooney, Scholes, Lampard, Tony Adams, The Neville's etc...

Will always love the bloke and hope he enjoyed his birthday.