Duncan Ferguson is among the largest icons for Everton soccer membership and the Toffees rightly celebrates him as he turns 54 as we speak, Softfootball studies.
The massive Scot follows all Everton matches and will need to have watches as the Toffees went 1-0 right down to Arsenal of their premier league Match-Day 17 fixture on the Hill Dickinson stadium.

Everton rightly celebrated the membership legend, who they fondly name ‘large Dunc’, by way of their official X deal with and the brief video captures the sentiments of the membership concerning the participant. Watch under.
Duncan Ferguson. Everton icon. 💪
Bought half an hour earlier than #BUREVE? Stick this on, sit again and revel in. 💙
— Everton (@Everton) December 27, 2025
He’s beloved by Everton followers and if he was nonetheless on the membership would have been visiting colleges like Jack Grealish did not too long ago to shock George on the Saint Monica Main College.
Duncan Ferguson started his profession at Dundee United in 1990, and moved to Rangers in 1993 for what was then a British switch file charge, £4 million. Earlier than transferring to Everton the place he’s most well-known for his two spells at Everton (1994–1998 and 2000–2006), with a two-year stint at Newcastle United (1998–2000) in between.
Ferguson performed an important position in serving to Everton win the 1994–95 FA Cup. He holds the joint Premier League file for essentially the most crimson playing cards (eight) and is among the high goalscorers in Premier League historical past with 36 headed targets.

His profession was marked by disciplinary points, together with a three-month jail sentence in 1995 for an on-field headbutt of a Raith Rovers participant throughout a match in 1994.
Ferguson later went into teaching and served as caretaker supervisor on two events (December 2019 and January 2022), notably main the workforce to a 3-1 victory over Chelsea in his first sport in cost. He left his assistant supervisor position in July 2022 to pursue a full managerial profession.









