Years before Duncan Ferguson and Frank Lampard teamed together at Everton, they came head-to-head on the touchline at Goodison Park.
In the most difficult of circumstances, with hardly a day to get his message across to the squad following the sacking of Marco Silva late in 2019, Ferguson had stepped into the limelight in this sense for the first time. It was met with equal parts excitement and trepidation among some groups of fans.
On the one hand, this was someone who hasn't experienced the heat of Premier League management before. On the other, you'd have to go a fair distance to find someone more engrained into the walls of this club more than him.
