The legendary Everton player recorded a moving statement of support for a fan who experienced health problems while participating in football.
Duncan Ferguson’s most recent heartfelt letter of support for a fan including a tour of his pigeon loft.
Online footage purports to show the Everton hero supporting a fan of Rangers, one of his former teams, following health problems he encountered while playing football.
Ferguson, a longtime advocate for grassroots initiatives, self-recorded the film at his Merseyside home.
“I hope you’re OK, buddy,” he uttered. It’s unbelievable how you may be well one minute and fit as a fiddle the next. I’m simply giving you all my love and best wishes because I know you are in very good hands, son, and I know you will get better very soon, get back into shape, and start playing again soon.
Ferguson, who has been a pigeon racing enthusiast since he was a little boy, then stopped and asked the supporter if he wanted to see his pigeon loft before turning around and showcasing his garden setup. “You will be better soon and running up and down that pitch like a good ‘un,” he said as he concluded the message.
Ferguson has gained long-lasting respect in the football community for his readiness to lend his support to worthy causes, especially when fans of his former clubs ask him for assistance or encouragement.
Sean McAllister, a young player for Everton, is on loan at Inverness Caledonian Thistle, a Scottish Championship team, managed by the 52-year-old. The team defeated Morton on Saturday thanks to a goal from McAllister.
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