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Duncan Ferguson Reflects on Turbulent Past and Sobriety in Upcoming Autobiography

The Premier League’s record-holder for red cards opens up about prison, personal regrets, and his journey to recovery ahead of his book release on May 8, 2025.

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Overview

  • Ferguson’s autobiography, 'Big Dunc: The Upfront Autobiography,' will be published on May 8, 2025, offering candid insights into his life and career.
  • The former Everton and Newcastle striker served a prison sentence in HMP Barlinnie in the 1990s for headbutting Raith RoversJohn McStay during a match.
  • He holds the Premier League record for eight red cards and admits to fostering his 'hardman' reputation, though he now regrets some of his actions.
  • Ferguson reflects on his struggles with alcohol during and after his playing career, crediting his sobriety of over 15 years for turning his life around.
  • He expresses remorse over past behavior, including snubbing David Beckham and Cristiano Ronaldo, and frames his reflections as part of his shift toward football management.