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WINNING IS UTOPIA FOR BOSS EVANS…

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The LeaguePaper Team
23 April 2017

LEAGUE TWO
By Becky Grey
YOUR wedding or the birth of your children are the traditional answers when asked about the greatest day of your life, but Mansfield manager Steve Evans claims every time he wins a football match is right up there too.
Evans, 54, has been in management for more than 20 years but says the passion for victory is undiminished.
“Winning motivates me. Money doesn’t motivate me – I’ve got money,” Evans said. “Often, men say it and ladies get upset, but I don’t think there’s a better feeling than when the referee blows for fu...

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