David Unsworth has said he does not need a timeframe to be put on his stint as Everton’s caretaker manager.
When asked on Wednesday if he was aware of any update with regard to the managerial situation, Unsworth — who has expressed his desire to have the job permanently — said: “No, no change that I’ve been told.
“We just continue to the next game and we do that as passionately as we have done from the start. No change at the moment.”
Unsworth was then asked if he needed a timeframe put on how long the current arrangement would last.
And he said: “No I don’t. Everything I do from when I get up in the morning to when I go to bed at night is about Everton.”
“Conversations have already taken place as regards to areas we need improving, or recruitment in January, and they will continue to be had,” he said.
“In all aspects of the job, I am in communication with every department.
“That won’t change day to day, week to week, depending on how long I am in the job, until somebody else takes this seat.
“The board haven’t asked me specifically [about who he would sign].
“[But] I’ve had conversations with our recruitment department, with Steve Walsh [Everton’s director of football], about what I think about the team and the squad, and we’ll continue to have those conversations every day.”
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