[Football] Steve Evans: "[Brighton] was the toughest night of my life"

Bozza

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I've never been a big fan of Evans, but I thought he came across very well in this, and I've warmed to him somewhat.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RSQnilQzAU

 

Randsta

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He should have got a pie before the game

 

grummitts gloves

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Randsta said:

He should have got a pie before the game

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He tried. They only had veggie burgers left..

 

LlcoolJ

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Good for you. I still can't stand him.

 

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Kudos for him to still part his hair and have it highlighted - much like his team he's fighting a losing battle.

 

FatSuperman

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lost in london said:

Kudos for him to still part his hair and have it highlighted - much like his team he's fighting a losing battle.

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Yes but why has he parted it in so many places?

 

Bevendean Hillbilly

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Bet his wife would say that her wedding night was the worst of hers.

 

The Andy Naylor Fan Club

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FatSuperman said:

Yes but why has he parted it in so many places?

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To reflect his team's midfield and defence.

 

Peter Grummit

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He's an easy target, what with his ranting on the touchline and size. He's done plenty of dubious things as a manager. But he is usually straight talking and no less so in this clip.

Warm to him? Not sure I'd go that far. But respect to him for saying it like it is. Nobody could accuse him of hiding or not caring.

PG

 

Easy 10

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Peter Grummit said:

He's an easy target, what with his ranting on the touchline and size. He's done plenty of dubious things as a manager. But he is usually straight talking and no less so in this clip.

Warm to him? Not sure I'd go that far. But respect to him for saying it like it is. Nobody could accuse him of hiding or not caring.

PG

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In fairness, I don't think hiding would ever be an option for him.

 

Surf's Up

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Absolutely no recognition that we might have played well - he's a fat wanker and always will be.

 

The Wizard

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Thought the night he turned up at the chippy and it was closed was bad, try being 4-0 down at half time.

 

KNC

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Nah. Like the fans, deluded.

 

Wozza

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What a load of self-pitying shite.

He should have admitted that, yes, it was really bad for 30 min, then acknowledged that Albion are decent, and just moved on.

Did the Bristol City manager wallow in their defeat? Doubt it.

 

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Easy 10 said:

In fairness, I don't think hiding would ever be an option for him.

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An open goal but you still had to tap it in.

 

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Guinness Boy said:

An open goal but you still had to tap it in.

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PG tee'd it up beautifully though.

A formality, as you say