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Duncan Ferguson Celebrates With Ball Boys As Everton Win
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Duncan Ferguson epitomised passion with his goal-scoring celebrations in his first game in charge of Everton.
The fiery Scotsman, already a favourite at Goodison Park for his two playing spells at the club, led the Toffees to a 3-1 victory over Chelsea as they bounced back from the Merseyside derby humbling that ultimately culminated in Marco Silva's sacking.
Despite upgrading from tracksuit to suit, Ferguson kept his Everton wristband on and was animated as ever on the touchline - kicking every ball and celebrating the last two goals by running down the line and sharing huge embraces with nearby ball boys.
Look at big Dunc go!! No ballboy is safe!!
- Football on BT Sport (@btsportfootball) December 7, 2019
Everton profit from chaos in the Chelsea backline and the new man is off down the line! :punch: pic.twitter.com/qpeEEySQbW
Duncan Ferguson looking permanently up for a punch-up, before charging up the touch line and hugging ball boys whenever a goal is scored. Give him a six-year contract, cracking entertainment :joy: #EVECHE
- Louis Suddaby (@LouisSuddaby23) December 7, 2019
Football image of the day. Big Duncan Ferguson lifting up the ballboy in joy as Everton score #Everton
- Simon Hattenstone (@shattenstone) December 7, 2019
2019 - Year of the ball boy.#EFC #bbcfootball pic.twitter.com/JpDn3W0FX8
- Match of the Day (@BBCMOTD) December 7, 2019
He's just a fan at heart and is absolutely adored by the Everton faithful, who gave him a rapturous reception when he emerged from the tunnel prior to the game.
Listen to that Goodison roar! :loud_sound:
- Football on BT Sport (@btsportfootball) December 7, 2019
A hero's welcome and a huge lift for the home crowd as Duncan Ferguson steps out as manager! pic.twitter.com/JtqPg7mD1v
Everton went 1-0 up early on through Richarlison's header and extended their lead in the second half through Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who sealed the victory with a second strike ten minutes from time after Mateo Kovacic had pulled one back for the visitors.
Topics: Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Chelsea, Goodison Park, Everton
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