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Everton: Josh Williams discusses Graham Potter becoming the club’s next manager

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Josh Williams has been speaking on the latest edition of the Royal Blue podcast about Everton’s search for a new manager.

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To kick off this quiz on Seamus Coleman, what squad number does the right-back currently wear for the Toffees?

Carlo Ancelotti decided earlier this week that he was done with the Toffees and took the Real Madrid job, leaving Everton to soldier on and find someone else.

Brighton & Hove Albion’s Graham Potter has been suggested as a potential candidate due to the job that he has done with the Seagulls in terms of their style of play.

However, Williams isn’t convinced that Potter would be the man for the Toffees.

He said: “I think he would bring some sort of direction certainly an identity, but I think the identity wouldn’t really represent what I feel is Everton as a club and Everton as a team.

“I think he comes across as too nice, and [he could end up] getting chewed up by Goodison Park. I think Everton need just a bit of a different one.”

Do you want Potter to be the next Everton manager?

No, we can do better

No, we can do better

Yes, he could be brilliant

Yes, he could be brilliant

TIF Thoughts on Potter…

The Brighton manager has had quite a spectacular rise in management as he started off at Ostersunds before moving to Swansea City, and now he is in the Premier League with the Seagulls.

We think he would be a fantastic appointment for Everton because his Brighton side creates many chances. If he could replicate that and have the likes of Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Richarlison supplying the finishing touch, the Toffees could be quite a force.

We disagree with Williams’ point on identity because surely the Everton fans want to be entertained.

We think Potter’s style of play would please the Goodison Park faithful, should the Toffees go down that route and appoint Potter.

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