News reports are suggesting that Duncan Ferguson has been involved in 'an incident' at his home, where he has apparently come face to face with 'intruders' and afetr some form of melee, one of the 'intruders' has ended up in hospital......smacks of the George Harrison incident

More information when I can find it

-- Anonymous, January 07, 2001

Answers

The initial news report reads:
The Everton footballer Duncan Ferguson is reported tonight to have been involved in an incident with intruders who broke into his home in Lancashire. One of the intruders is now in hospital. Police say he's not seriously hurt.

More when known.

-- Anonymous, January 07, 2001

The fullest available report being carried by THE DAILY TOON so follow the link to read all about it.

-- Anonymous, January 07, 2001

Shoot the bastards. Is nothing sacred? Well, unless it was YBR in a bit of a bad mood.

-- Anonymous, January 07, 2001

Intruders trying to thieve from Dunc's house. Are they mad, waking Big Dunc expecting to get away with anything?

If they were going to target an Everton star you'd think they'd pick on the non-6'4" mad scottish variety, like Mark Pembridge perhaps!

-- Anonymous, January 08, 2001

The police have praised Duncan for his bravery in confronting the burglars. I think the burglars are braver.

-- Anonymous, January 08, 2001

Fair play to Big Dunc! I was burgled the day after boxing day and I would've quite happily battered them to pieces if I'd been there and caught them!

-- Anonymous, January 08, 2001

I did a Dunc at the weekend, found a Charver in our carpark trying to pull the lock out of a neighbours car (bit of an amateur) I got two good kicks in before he got away. I think they should have a few fingers removed.

-- Anonymous, January 08, 2001

Howay Dave, the poor kid might have an expensive drugs habit to support, it can't be easy for the cheeky rascal.

-- Anonymous, January 08, 2001

Apparently 'Yin "apprehended" one of the rascals and held him until the Law arrived. He has been cleared of any culpability for the villain requiring hospitalisation and praised for his bravery.

However, it was stated that "Mr. Ferguson also required treatment for a head injury". I wonder how he suffered that!!

Good on ya Big Yin.

-- Anonymous, January 08, 2001