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Just saw this on Twitter.
https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport...ormer-everton-kid-recalls-incredible-12668403
It was moderately funny until I read this bit
I broke my arse laughing at that bit
bluestevon
Player Valuation: £80m
Shows why his career amounted to sweet fa really, also shows why he shouldn't be anywhere near the club, person in charge of player fitness gives instructions to one of the least fit players and he responds by assaulting him.
Any other workplace he'd be sacked and possibly charged.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
roydo
in memoriam - 1965-2024
Hard to disagree, as painful as that feels. He was a beacon, of sorts, in some dark days. But his career v status/earnings, really looks quite poor.
Well he’s certainly intriguing. It was Moyes who brought/allowed him back while he got his coaching awards, and Martinez leap frogged him from u18 to first team. Koeman and Big Sam continued to use him and so far he’s surviving the initial days of the Marco/Marcel regime. We see his title but not what he does, or what he brings to our club maybe those people who see his work on a daily basis have been in a better position to judge him , and that’s why he’s stayed.
AsiaAsia82
Player Valuation: £35m
I think every man has his demons, his is obviously aggression, to manage that, perform under the intensity of the premier league and to channel it on most occasions to be a 'talisman' for most fans is an admirable quality.
Mental health issues manifest themselves in many ways from outright aggression, to passive aggression that is often seen on media outlets and football forums (self reflection)
I see Duncan as a normal guy who's mangled to do what some of us would love to achieve, yes he has his issues, but I welcome his loyalty, commitment and sentiment in a world of mercenary football.
Better he's one of us than somewhere else.
Mental health issues manifest themselves in many ways from outright aggression, to passive aggression that is often seen on media outlets and football forums (self reflection)
I see Duncan as a normal guy who's mangled to do what some of us would love to achieve, yes he has his issues, but I welcome his loyalty, commitment and sentiment in a world of mercenary football.
Better he's one of us than somewhere else.
Just saw this on Twitter.
https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport...ormer-everton-kid-recalls-incredible-12668403
Stefano probably had a point. Haggis neeps and tatties probably weren't ideal...
mmmmsnouts
Player Valuation: £40m
The story linked to that one about Dunc putting away Herman Hreidersson is a lot better.
https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/duncan-ferguson-hit-him-hard-11475843
At least he waited until they were 2-0 down in the last 10 minutes to take action.
https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/duncan-ferguson-hit-him-hard-11475843
At least he waited until they were 2-0 down in the last 10 minutes to take action.
It's a clichè, but he was the hero we needed at the time. When you can't afford or attract a big name forward, sometimes having a big meat head up front to terrorise (quite literally) the opposition can give you something to cheer for.
Don't think that mentality would be a good fit for a manager though, especially at this level.
Although it would be worth it just to see him fold up Pardew like a napkin and drop kick him back into the dug out for giving him lip! lol
Don't think that mentality would be a good fit for a manager though, especially at this level.
Although it would be worth it just to see him fold up Pardew like a napkin and drop kick him back into the dug out for giving him lip! lol
You’ll find that stems from the last page of;
I must admit to having a massive love for the guy.
This really.
EnglishRoundabout
Player Valuation: £950k
When is big Dunc going to tell us all about the Mirallas/Schneiderlin incident during training then?
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Please don't mention gravy.
Sounds like a [Poor language removed].
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