FOOTBALL hardman Duncan Ferguson has gone viral after comically struggling to connect to the Wi-Fi at his new club. The ex-Everton and Rangers star became the new manager of Irish Premiership club Glentoran earlier this month. However, in one of…

Former Rangers and Everton striker Duncan Ferguson has gone viral after an amusing, expletive-filled struggle to connect to the Wi-Fi at his new club, Glentoran. The 54-year-old manager was attempting to join a recording of The Overlap Daily podcast from the Belfast training ground when producers requested he switch from mobile data to Wi-Fi. A video clip of the incident captured his humorous frustration as he wandered the corridors and dressing room searching for the password.
The comedic clip amassed more than 500,000 views across social media, leaving podcast co-hosts Mark Crossley and Becky Ives in laughter. After staff and squad members struggled to assist him, Ferguson eventually reconnected to the call and jokingly compared the technological confusion at the club to the blind leading the blind.
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