Duncan Ferguson Needs To Go Too

[sladen90]

I'm not so sure. The bloke has genuine passion. He hurts when we hurt. For me, with the way things are going at the minute, it's quite nice knowing we've still got that in the club.

 

[Voodoo Billy]

Big Dunc was one of our greats, some of the best moments in recent years were with him in his caretaker role. However, the jobs for the boys culture that pervades the club has to end. Seeking to find roles for individuals within a successful organisation when a former role ends is fine, but finding roles just for the sake of it in a perpetually under-achieving organisation makes no sense at all. Roy Keane made the same point about Utd the other night (though obviously he has an axe to grind) and his as point is as valid here as it is there.

 

[zukai12_]

Realisitcally everybody above the Kit Man needs booting

 

[ToffeeTim]

He's about the only person at the club who knows how to put their head on a set piece. I think we could do with that sort of expertise this season.

 

[davek]

Sack sack sack...

 

[Cels]

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Big Dunc when Farhad Moshiri and Bill Kenwright tell him he's sacked:

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[Timbucktoo]

Big Dunc was one of our greats, some of the best moments in recent years were with him in his caretaker role. However, the jobs for the boys culture that pervades the club has to end. Seeking to find roles for individuals within a successful organisation when a former role ends is fine, but finding roles just for the sake of it in a perpetually under-achieving organisation makes no sense at all. Roy Keane made the same point about Utd the other night (though obviously he has an axe to grind) and his as point is as valid here as it is there.

We beat Chelsea at home and he got really excited and hugged a ball boy, apart from that what best moments were in his 4 games in charge?

 

[Zeitgeist]

I'd keep Baines. He really was a top quality left back with tremendous technical ability. I would want him coaching young defenders.

 

[GrandOldTeam]

He's just a coach - and according to Lukaku, Calvert-Lewin etc - a very good one.

Disagree with him being a pre-requisite to any new manager (unless we genuinely think he's a future Everton manager but even then perhaps better to learn the trade elsewhere) but let's not throw the baby out with the bathwater.

 

[ToffeeTim]

Any manager entering the club should decide if he should stay or go. Whether that has been the case I do not know.

 

[Joey66]

Next interim manager.......if defeats keep coming -

 

[Gordon Lees Sexy Football]

Next interim manager.......if defeats keep coming -

In typical GOT fashion the chat will turn from him needing to get the hell out of the club to he needs to pick three across the middle and get us three points against Burnley....

 

[Carloblues]

needs to go because "he's not achieved anything"

what exactly as a coach is he supposed to acheive?

 

[BullensRoad]

Benithez seems a bit ruthless with the backroom staff (eg: the medical staff) so I genuinely think he only kept Dunc because he knows he needs to keep the fans on board.

 

[4737carlin]

He needs to go and learn management like Gerrard did in Scotland then come back to the PL, he has wasted a few years just sitting around when he could be doing a lot more. If he had done that he could of been in line to step in now, even as a temp.
Rafael has seen two people off now, I dont think Dunc will be the third but if Dunc was to move on and learn a higher roll in Scotland it wouldnt hurt us and could even help us in the future