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EVANS COOL OVER TALK OF MILLERS REUNION…

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The LeaguePaper Team
19 November 2023

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By Chris Dunlavy

HAPPY DAYS: Steve Evans enjoyed succcess at Rotherham

STEVE Evans remains hot favourite for the Rotherham job – despite some reports claiming the Millers have no interest in reappointing the 61-year-old Scot.
Evans led Rotherham from League Two to the Championship and successfully established the South Yorkshire side in the second tier before amicably resigning his post early in the 2015-16 season.
He subsequently managed Leeds, Mansfield, Peterborough and Gillingham and is currently riding high in League One with Stevenage.
Although E...

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