Duncan Ferguson believes he should've been handed the Everton job until the end of the season during his previous caretaker spell.
The new Forest Green Rovers manager has taken his first steps in a permanent role as the League One outfit face the difficult task of remaining in the division. They currently sit at the foot of the table and slumped to a devastating defeat in the former Blues captain's first game in charge.
Ferguson had two spells in caretaker charge at Goodison Park, following the exit of Marco Silva and Rafael Benitez, with roles on the backroom staff for the aforementioned Spaniard, Roberto Martinez, Ronald Koeman, Carlo Ancelotti and Frank Lampard.
