Duncan Ferguson got a job

[blueloon]

It’s been a tough gig working at Caley, way down at the bottom when he joined , relegation, then became a basket case in the summer both financially and administratively, and a lot of their fans have only slightly more love for him than Dave . Hopefully they can avoid administration.

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

Top bloke.

 

[Bedfordblue]

Least they’re getting their moneys worth at last
(dons tin hat)

 

[davek]

To think some people wanted this feller as Everton manager.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

In his day, particular his later seasons as a player was what Coleman was to Everton now, just his presence of mind was inspiring. Seamus no doubt looked upto the "big man". Nice to see Dunc has not lost the Everton way.

Duncan Ferguson has set the tone – as he often did on the park

The Highlanders face the financial abyss if they can’t raise £200,000 by the middle of this month and need up to £1.6million to make i until the end of the season.

www.dailyrecord.co.uk

 

[paultheblue]

I think its genius myself can you be sacked if your not getting paid?

 

[crusade]

He's done a horrific job there

 

[Damo_1878]

To think some people wanted this feller as Everton manager.

Why we can never allow sentimentality to override proper judgement

Management is more then simply being an "inspiring presence"

There was also the element of the client media putting the name forward for clicks. In reality, how many people really wanted Duncan Ferguson as manager?

There's been a tendency @davek for some ex players of Everton (and ex Chairman) to put forward the names of their "mates" in order to curry favour. Can't happen now. EFC needs to be a meritocracy

What Duncan Ferguson has said about his future amid Everton manager links

Everton are on the hunt for a new manager and iconic striker Duncan Ferguson has been linked with the vacant position

www.liverpoolecho.co.uk

Ferguson on Everton interview, Ancelotti texts and knowing his time was up

ECHO exclusive as Connor O'Neill chats to Duncan Ferguson about missing out on the Everton job, life under Carlo Ancelotti and his surprise at last season's struggles under Frank Lampard

www.liverpoolecho.co.uk

Ultimately, results are what matters and if a manager isn't getting results then he has no business managing.

 

[davek]

Why we can never allow sentimentality to override proper judgement

Management is more then simply being an "inspiring presence"

There was also the element of the client media putting the name forward for clicks. In reality, how many people really wanted Duncan Ferguson as manager?

Loads on here: "Give it Dunc".

FFS, never heard anything so ridiculous.

 

[Damo_1878]

Loads on here: "Give it Dunc".

FFS, never heard anything so ridiculous.

I try and avoid the over sentimentality you see on here (see Dele Alli thread).

 

[wandyr79]

Loads on here: "Give it Dunc".

FFS, never heard anything so ridiculous.

I would like to think that it was mostly 'wanting' Ferguson to succeed rather than thinking he would get it and be a good choice.

Maybe I am being naïve, but that was my thought process anyway.

 

[Walken]

He's a tough as nails leader and has shown himself to be a man of considerable dignity and gravitas in dire circumstances

 

[chippy1722]

He's done a horrific job there

No worse than most managers would do there.
On a par than any of our managers since Moues would do at a club in that position. The difference is he had the bottle to go for a job like that, I have more respect for him than any of our previous managers for that alone.

 

[Lapeno77]

Time to change the title of the thread I guess

 

[Brendan Janus]

-15 points is a joke !! & City the fraudsters get away with blue murder !!

& Pep spending his tax free fiddle on CP Company !!