Duncan Ferguson said he has not yet spoken to Carlo Ancelotti but he will be pushing his claims for a central role in the Italian’s backroom team if and when he is appointed Everton boss. Ferguson will remain in charge for Saturday’s Premier League clash with Arsenal but his fourth game in the hotseat looks set to be his last, with reports suggesting Ancelotti could be appointed over the next couple of days. Asked what he knew about the situation, Ferguson said: “Just the same rumours as everybody else has heard. We’ll just have to wait and see. I haven’t spoken to anybody.” Ferguson has been part of Everton’s first-team coaching set-up for nearly sixyears, working under four...
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