DUNCAN FERGUSON reportedly treated Everton supporters to a free pint ahead of his second stint as caretaker boss.
The 50-year-old great former Toffee striker has temporarily taken over the reins of his beloved club and will take on Aston Villa at lunchtime.
And he has reportedly received rounds for supporters ahead of a clash with the Blues who are currently sitting 16th in the Premier League, replacing sacked Rafa Benitez in the dug-out.
Big Dunk furthered his name into Everton folklore by putting money behind the bars of several pubs around Goodison Park and asking the staff for a pre-match pint to inform fans that his first name was on it.
BT Sport claimed that Ferguson called the pub before the game and a number who took advantage of such gestures at both The Brick and The Winslow Hotel took to social media to confirm this.
The Winslow Hotel even tweeted: "Massly thanks to the great Duncan Ferguson #BigDunc #everton for all our customers buying their first drink this morning. Amazing generous gesture, this is the scale of man."
Ferguson's previous caretaker spell began in December 2019 with a thrilling win over Chelsea.
And he called on his Everton players to revisit the fight when they take on Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard's Villa.
The 50-year-old great former Toffee striker has temporarily taken over the reins of his beloved club and will take on Aston Villa at lunchtime.
And he has reportedly received rounds for supporters ahead of a clash with the Blues who are currently sitting 16th in the Premier League, replacing sacked Rafa Benitez in the dug-out.
Big Dunk furthered his name into Everton folklore by putting money behind the bars of several pubs around Goodison Park and asking the staff for a pre-match pint to inform fans that his first name was on it.
BT Sport claimed that Ferguson called the pub before the game and a number who took advantage of such gestures at both The Brick and The Winslow Hotel took to social media to confirm this.
The Winslow Hotel even tweeted: "Massly thanks to the great Duncan Ferguson #BigDunc #everton for all our customers buying their first drink this morning. Amazing generous gesture, this is the scale of man."
Ferguson's previous caretaker spell began in December 2019 with a thrilling win over Chelsea.
And he called on his Everton players to revisit the fight when they take on Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard's Villa.
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