Duncan Ferguson, Everton Manager
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Just read that Big Dunc is doing his coaching badges.
So If Moyes ever left in a few years how would you feel about Big Dunc being an Everton manager (even though I think Phil Neville is our guaranteed next manager)?
Charlie Percival,
Liverpool Posted 14/06/2011 at 02:47:40
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Would love it.Imagine anyone on the pitch not giving 100% for Big Dunc? No I can`t either.
I think he'll be making more money out of his Spain-based soccer school. That's why he's taking his badges.
I'd love to see it happen, love it even more if it was successful!!
I just wrote a post about Duncan being a inside option with phil neville as an assistant. Only if moyes goes would this ever happen. I dont think Kenwright would pick Neville or Ferguson to be honest as they have no experience at all!
Brendan O'Doherty
Posted 14/06/2011 at 20:33:47
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You gotta be joking.
Fisticuffs with players/other managers, etc., not to mention the media, it doesn't bear thinking about.
yeh, imagine Benitez or any of the "off shoots" giving it "the small club" shit.........i'd love it if he picked them up by the lapels and said "say it to my face".
Jimmy ( #3 ) I would put money on Phil Neville being our next manager if Moyes ever goes.
I would love it, give it to him now fresh approach and an everton legend blue through and through we would maybe play attacking football too under him. COYB!!!!
I'd love it just to have someone with a bit of character at the club.
"I'd love it just to have someone with a bit of character at the club."
Well, that Steve Round is one charismatic motherfucker.
I can only dream of this scenario.......It's into injury time and our manager, big Dunc, catches the ball on the touchline, holds it under his arm to signal he wants to make a substitution.
Nobberoni Mancini starts to run towards him...........
go figure how different that event would end up.......a Freud throttle, a McStay headbutt or an Ince highfland fling?
"Steve Round is one charismatic motherfucker."
hahaha
Don`t talk so bloody daft,Charles-managing is about more than passion and physical violence!
In a fantasy world this would be marvellous. However, we don't live in a fantasy world... and, as much as I loved Big Dunc scoring great headers or scaring the shite out of so called tough guys like Ferdinand and Terry, the fact is he would not be a good manager.
Phil Neville, on the other hand, may succeed because he has been in company of big personalities at United; he is a winner, he has the respect of everyone or so I can see, conducts himself well and also because more often than not it's average or quite frankly shite footballers who make the best managers not glamourous footballers.
Come on! No way...
Don't get me wrong, I love the guy but look at it honestly:
He'd have more touchline bans than Fergie, we'd go back to hoofball, we'd have the poorest disciplinary record in the league and we'd turn into another Stoke...
Sorry, love him to bits, but no thanks...
A long distance fantasy I am sure - but can you imagine the thrill of winning something with Duncan in charge?
And one thing's for sure, every player would be a committed Evertonian, or he wouldn't get picked.
One day maybe...
I can picture it now. Champions League Final, losing 1-0 with five minutes to go in a game where Real Madrid?s centre half?s have had an easy night.
Big Dunc, in his suit on the touchline, thinks ?ah fuck it, I?m getting ready?. He comes onto the pitch, scares the shit out of two cultured Spanish centre backs, and scores a hat-trick of bullet headers as we win 3-1.
However, at the trophy presentation, he head-buts some bald Italian sitting in UEFA?s VIP area and gets a two year touchline ban.
I reckon it would be great!
Adam Bennett your dream would be absolutely heavenly if it ever came to fruition. The whole lot is pefect.
My personnel favourite moment of his was when he threw Paul Ince to the ground. To this day I still have fond memories as I despised Ince more than almost any footballer alive.
I don't believe it will happen, but there are some great images being conjured up!
John Daley@10 - hahahaha, damn straight!
Can't see Dunc ever being a 'tatician'. Players would probably fear him on the training pitch ? that would be the only positive for me. He doesnt even do interviews ? so he wouldn't like the publicity side of being a manager. That's why he's hiding in Spain for the rest of his life with his pigeons and new kids soccer school or whatever it is.t
The goal-shy money-sponging thug did enough damage the last two times he was at the club.
The idea of him as a coach is absurd.
Steve Mink#23 OK your comments on him being a coach maybe absurd, who knows? .................. but in regards to your first comment then how pathetic and ridiculous, WE DON'T NEED FANS LIKE YOU!!! what a moronic thing to say, you've embarrassed yourself
With Big Dunc as manager, derbies would be great.
Put it one way, it would not be boring.
Trevor (#17) ? Please explain why somebody asking how people would feel about the possibility of Dunc managing Everton is stupid.
Wonder if Mancini would go head to head with him ...?
Much as I loved the big fella, I have a long memory of fantastic players who were failures as managers - anyone remember some of these?
Bobby Moore
Bobby Charlton
Jack Charlton
Alan Ball
Nobby Stiles
Emlyn Hughes (just for the controversy!!)
Geoff Hurst
Martin Peters
Bruce Rioch
And these are the ones frpm the top of my head ? I am sure there must be dozens more. A great player doesn't necessarily make a great manager...
Am not sure it would be fair to say that Jack Charlton, Alan Ball or Bruce Rioch were failled managers.
I mean surely the fact that they had long managerial careers would argue against that, would it not?
Mike #28
Jack Charlton brought an average Ireland side to the world cup Quarter Finals - hardly a poor manager.
Steve Mink #23
Stop sitting on the fence; do you like him or nott?
As far as I remember, Rioch only really failed at Arsenal (although didn't he buy Bergkamp?)
@John Atkins - sorry yes, I'VE EMBARRASSED MYSELF!!
I've already commented on this thread but it's such an awesome one it gets my blood pumping every time I read!!!
Imagine being a player under ferguson!? Going to old Trafford with NO fear, running through a brick wall fe him knowing that he'd throw you through one if you didn't!
No doubt that he would bring fight and determination...to look to the sidelines and see the great man...
That said, do u think he has the tactical awareness? Let's he honest, he played under Walter smith, (a young) moyes (tho some of u will ask whther he has changed!)
I would love this, and thank u for a great post, but I fear that he won't have the tactical know-all.
....or that...Mike? Nick? ... Steve @32 has done something funky....boooh! (not sure why that has an "h" on the end either...)
I would feel certain, after years of suspicion, that the lunatics have taken over the asylum.
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