Dan Meis has jokingly hinted at a potential stand name at Everton's proposed new Bramley-Moore dock stadium after a rousing win over Chelsea.
The Blues put in a much improved display in a 3-1 victory over the west London side at Goodison Park, with a goal for Richarlison and a Dominic Calvert-Lewin double earning the hosts a crucial three points.
Duncan Ferguson was in temporary charge of the side after the sacking of Marco Silva on Thursday and , with supporters inside the ground right behind the side and their boss.
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And the reaction to the Blues hero taking charge was so strong it has got Meis thinking!
The stadium architect took to Twitter for a light-hearted tweet at the end of the match, hinting that one of the stands at Everton's new Bramley-Moore dock stadium should be named after the temporary boss!
He said: "Note to self...name new home end 'the Big Dunc' wow, what a game...Goodison at her very best! #Everton #BigDunc"
Ferguson is in temporary charge of the Blues while the search for a new permanent manager continues, with Niko Kovac the latest name linked after being pictured at Goodison Park.
However, the former Bayern Munich boss was on a "fact-finding mission" to learn more about the game in this country and will attend two more games this weekend.
