I bet Keown wouldn't have slapped Sheeds as quick if Big Dunc had been sat on the same table - if the story is true?
Sorry to correct you @davek
Everton moved to Finch Farm 09 October 2007
Duncan Ferguson left Everton at the end of the 2006 season
So it couldn't have been Finch Farm
Unless it was when he was a coach/assistant manager (which I also find hard to believe)
Heard a story about him and Pistone, which he didn't come across well in though
Sorry to correct you @Damo_1878, but Duncan was at Everton for a number of years while we used FF.
Tough times for him at Caley Thistle at the moment, no money, trying to stave off administration, board went a bit bonkers in the summer alienating fans even more , sending out P45 notifications by txt to players , relying on youngsters to fill their team , ….. if he holds fire with the book it’ll make an interesting last chapter.
My comment is 100% correct.
Can't you enlighten us with the full story for those that don't know.
It may be. But the person he is alleged to have thrown the table at (Stefan Marrone) never worked at Finch Farm. Left before it opened and EFC moved there
So @davek was wrong. It must have been Bellefield not FF. Stands to reason.
JLW
Player Valuation: £60m
I think he is secretly trying to promote his book!
Can’t understand why you wouldn’t read this book because you don’t like Duncan Ferguson, I read lots of autobiographical and biographical books on people who I don’t necessarily like. It is the story they tell which is interesting and readable. Nice people tend to write boring books. Furthermore I don’t care if he lauds BK in this book, that is his opinion, I am not going to change my opinion of BK because a former footballer says so.
perth_blue
Player Valuation: £15m
No spoilers, I want to go in FRESH!
I dont really pay attention to Daves made up stories.