Steve Evans Fined & Banned

[Ericsladkilnhurst]

Millers ex-manager Steve Evans, fined £1,000 & given a one match touchline ban,
for breaching football association rules.
Evans used abusive & insulting words, towards a match official.

[pip_y]

Again!!!

[Steve Miller]

What's new? Fat charmless graceless creep.

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

What's new? Fat charmless graceless creep.

Yes, that’s what he called the ref

[Steve Miller]

And for all his acolytes on here... aren't the Pug and his thug (Raynor) doing well at Gillingham. Long live the living Mars bar.

[Nardendee]

Don't agree. I was actually very impressed with him with regard to the comments he made prior to their game at Plymouth following the awful events there last week.

He is a marmite character but I will never forget what he did for our club. He is a great manager as far as I am concerned.

[Ericsladkilnhurst]

Don't agree. I was actually very impressed with him with regard to the comments he made prior to their game at Plymouth following the awful events there last week.

He is a marmite character but I will never forget what he did for our club. He is a great manager as far as I am concerned.

A lot of managers would like his CV.

[MarkSimmons]

He is a marmite character but I will never forget what he did for our club. He is a great manager as far as I am concerned.

I agree. I really didn't want him before he came. What he did was magnificent. At half time at Wembley and turned to my dad and said were still in this because his side had real mental resilience.

He also behaved well when he was here. There's an edge to him. Even when he is tyring to behave himself you can see he is biting his lip. I think our.media guy at the time, Matt Young may have helped him, but for me, he has his methods and they work.

By contrast I was talking to a
friend of a former who played under home some time ago, not a roth player, who said he was a complete tw@t who crossed a line, so you have to be able to work with him for his methods to work, thus the high player turnover. Many can't.

[MillersTime]

I agree. I really didn't want him before he came. What he did was magnificent. At half time at Wembley and turned to my dad and said were still in this because his side had real mental resilience.

He also behaved well when he was here. There's an edge to him. Even when he is tyring to behave himself you can see he is biting his lip. I think our.media guy at the time, Matt Young may have helped him, but for me, he has his methods and they work.

By contrast I was talking to a
friend of a former who played under home some time ago, not a roth player, who said he was a complete tw@t who crossed a line, so you have to be able to work with him for his methods to work, thus the high player turnover. Many can't.

Couldn't agree more with this and other positive memories of SE. We were never out of games with him, phenomenal team spirit and I for one, loved the ride. Chaotic at times but under his leadership he brought memories that I'll cherish forever. Ambitious but brilliant being the pinnacle of course.

So what if he isn't whiter than white, he hasn't killed anyone, so much needless venom towards him from some quarters.

[millertop]

Don't agree. I was actually very impressed with him with regard to the comments he made prior to their game at Plymouth following the awful events there last week.

He is a marmite character but I will never forget what he did for our club. He is a great manager as far as I am concerned.

agree