Duncan McKenzie

[davek]

Just before my time, although I remember him on the Radio Merseyside, seemed to hate Liverpool fans and wound them up good style.
Recall one offering him out for a fight once, was classic entertainment

Mac'n'Tosh.

 

[john jako]

He used to have a stall in Park shall by Camelot selling some stuff (can’t remember exactly what). He grandad use to sell brass (not the women) and Duncan used to buy me a bacon sandwich on a Sunday. Belter of a gent.

 

[john jako]

He used to have a stall in Park shall by Camelot selling some stuff (can’t remember exactly what). He grandad use to sell brass (not the women) and Duncan used to buy me a bacon sandwich on a Sunday. Belter of a gent.

Unless that was never him and me grandad lied.

 

[Khalekan]

A great player but a bit selfish, which is why Lee sold him. Not a popular move at the time, but the right one considering the team the following couple of seasons was one of the best I've seen.

I cannot agree with that.

Duncan was an integral part of the very entertaining 1977/78 side, Gordon’s first full season, which was involved in the title race all season.

He made 28 starts and scored 9 goals.

Gordon’s team was never as good after Mac was sold at the end of that campaign.



We all agreeeeee.......Duncan McKenzie is magic.....

 

[roy vernon]

Under Bingham he was a flash of technicolor entertainment in an otherwise rather grey team. An entertainer, he put bums on seats.

 

[anton66]

Absolute mayhem that day

Remember it well. Then again with no segregation what did they expect? Outside was just as bad.

 

[jaycee]

Remember it well. Then again with no segregation what did they expect? Outside was just as bad.

Outside was carnage,I wasnt too bad coz i was a kid but seen some sights that day

 

[Toffeelover]

 

[blue61]

....I didn’t think he was a great player in any sense of the word, but it’s all about opinion.

Badly phrased, I meant skilful, which he certainly was. Unfortunately, too much of a maverick.

 

[summerisle]

Duncan McKenzie on jumping cars, throwing golf balls and England snub

EXCLUSIVE: Any debate about England's best uncapped player would involve Duncan McKenzie. A true entertainer, his career involved vaulting over minis and throwing golf balls out of stadiums.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[Cameron Manning]

He was my Dad's favourite player back in the day. That's good enough for me.

Hickson9, now there’s a name and number to admire, he wasn’t the best player Everton ever had but he was the only footballer I ever idolised, a player I met a few times on the number 3 bus going to Goodison, I’d get on in St. Anne Street and Davie would be upstairs with John Willie Parker, Ted Buckle once or twice and Jimmy Harris, they’d all chat away to us young enchanted kids, especially Davie. Magic days.

 

[Cameron Manning]

I thought he was waiting for the rest of the Cardiff team before slotting

That goal drove Gordon Lee crackers, he was tearing his hair out waiting for Duncan to slot the ball into the net !!!

 

[blue1948]

I think the comments are a bit harsh ,watch the clips and the conditions and then wait until Bernard does something next time he plays.Then think back to those clips .He was a top player -a maverick ,yes -but the type I love to see in a blue shirt .
Oh and I too have seen the 63 side live just for comparison to what we are watching now .

 

[bcblue1878]

Didn't we buy Micky Walsh from Blackpool as his replacement?

All on the back of that goal he scored on MotD, then never remotely looked like scoring a similar one for us!

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

All on the back of that goal he scored on MotD, then never remotely looked like scoring a similar one for us!