Brighton boss Graham Potter insists he wants to make a difference as a manager.
The Englishman is set to mark his 100th game as Brighton manager this weekend against Aston Villa.
Asked about his career so far, Potter told The Argus: "Football is about winning, it is a results business, we know that.
"But I started doing this job because you can make a difference, you can help people. Ultimately that's what it's about for me.
"I will look back on my life and I won't necessarily look back on wins or results, I will look back on the people that I have worked with. The challenge is then to combine that with what the club wants, which is to win enough football matches.
"The result is a really important part of it, don't get me wrong – my life is a lot better when we've won! It's how you get that result though, that's why I refer to the people as the most important bit.
"I look back at my times with Ostersunds, with Swansea and the people here, they will be more important to me than anything else."
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