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Wayne Rooney thinks ‘Mr Everton’ Duncan Ferguson can land job by beating Man Utd


WAYNE ROONEY reckons ‘Mr Everton’ Duncan Ferguson can bag the manager’s job if he beats Manchester United tomorrow.

Roo is backing his former Toffees team-mate as the perfect man to lift the gloom after Marco Silva’s Goodison sacking.

 Wayne Rooney reckons Duncan Ferguson can prove his credentials with a win over the Red Devils

Wayne Rooney reckons Duncan Ferguson can prove his credentials with a win over the Red DevilsCredit: Mark Robinson – The Sun

He said: “Duncan is Mr Everton and the players put in a real big performance  for him against Chelsea — and the fans needed that.”

Ferguson galvanised the Premier League strugglers by inspiring them to a  3-1 win over the Blues.

Rooney, who left Everton for  United in 2004 before returning in 2017, grinned: “I saw he was wearing a suit and sweatbands!

“He won’t take them off, he’s had them for years. He had them years ago when I was there so they must smell!

“But that’s Duncan. I saw somewhere that he also had Howard Kendall’s watch on — which was a nice touch as well.

“Fans needed to see that passion from the team, but also from the manager.

“If Duncan gets a win on Sunday it probably puts him in the reckoning to get it full-time.”

Ferguson must convince owner Farhad Moshiri to overlook Carlo Ancelotti, Unai Emery and David Moyes to get  the job on a permanent basis.

After his emotional celebrations against Chelsea, Ferguson claims he will go even more wild if they win at Old Trafford.

He said: “I’m not gonna change. I’d be on the roof if we get a win there.

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“I have a good record against United there, so happy days. Unfortunately they’re on the up now.

“It’s going to be a big ask but  we’ll give a good account of ourselves.”

Meanwhile, Everton will submit plans for their new ground at Bramley-Moore Dock on December 23.

 Duncan Ferguson will remain in the dugout for Sunday's visit to Manchester United

Duncan Ferguson will remain in the dugout for Sunday’s visit to Manchester UnitedCredit: Alamy Live News


Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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