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UNSTUCK TOFFEE JOE STILL SWEET ON PREM

By John Lyons

INFLUENTIAL: Joe Williams in action for Wigan and, Inset, in his Everton days
PICTURE: PA Images

SUPPORT: Wigan boss Paul Cook

JOE Williams didn’t get the chance to fulfil his Premier League dream at boyhood club Everton, but he’s still got the top-flight in his sights.
And he reckons joining Paul Cook’s Wigan this summer is helping him develop his game and mature as a player.
Williams joined Everton at the tender age of seven and came through the Toffees’ ranks, but he never had the opportunity to strut his stuff on the Goodison Park stage.
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