Everton-mad OnlyFans star spoke to ‘passionate’ Duncan Ferguson who wanted Toffees job

An OnlyFans star has claimed Duncan Ferguson wanted the Everton job before becoming Forest Green Rovers boss.

The underperforming Toffees have been searching for a new manager to step into the Goodison dugout after Frank Lampard was given the sack earlier this week. Former Premier League bosses Sean Dyche, Marcelo Bielsa and Ralph Hasenhuttl have all been linked with the vacancy.

And so too was club legend Ferguson, who was keen to return having left his role as first team coach last summer. Adult entertainer and Everton fan Missy Ellis says she spoke to Big Dunc before Lampard was given the boot.

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She told Daily Star Sport: “Prior to last week I was undecided about who I want as our next manager. But after a lengthy chat to Duncan Ferguson last week his passion and desire for Everton and his plans if he was to become manager were not only exciting but refreshing.

“He was lovely and had so much time to chat openly and said quite a lot of things that were very interesting.”

Ferguson has since been appointed head coach at League One side Forest Green, with Missy adding: “I think Duncan has done the right thing. Frank, [Steven] Gerrard are examples of managers jumping in at the deep end with high profile jobs and failing to some degree.

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“Duncan can earn his stripes and hopefully succeed to strengthen his chances of one day becoming Everton manager.”

After interviewing Dyche and Bielsa, Toffees chiefs are reportedly set to announce the former for their battle to beat the drop. The ex-Burnley boss will inherit a team 19th in the table and without a win since October.

But Missy, who goes by The First Lady of Football on her OnlyFans, believes he’s the right man for the job. “This is the least confident I have been about staying up,” she began.

“But the only compensation that may be is the teams around us are poor this season so we could be saved by others under performing. A plain vision, non-confused football approach and a man with a proven record of getting every little last ounce out of every player.

“Stability is key for Everton and Dyche will bring that. The board issues will always remain for as long as they are there, but on the playing side, the fans need to come together again, as they did twelve months ago.

“Let’s all pull in the same direction and ensure Goodison Park has Premier League football in it’s last ever season.”

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