Former Peterborough United manager linked with a switch to Stevenage

Former Peterborough United manager Steve Evans is the favourite to take over at League Two strugglers Stevenage.
Steve Evans when Posh manager.Steve Evans when Posh manager.
Steve Evans when Posh manager.

Stevenage parted company with first-team boss Alex Revell earlier this week and have apparently made Evans their number one target.

Evans is currently managing League One Gillingham and was in charge of an 1-0 FA Cup replay defeat at Cheltenham last night (November 16).

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Stevenage, who are 21st in League Two, are understood to have made an approach for Evans who has been working on a tight budget at Gillingham who are 19th in League One.

When asked about the Stevenage job Evans told Kent Online: “It is something that the chairman and the club have to speak about. It’s not for me to speak publicly. I will speak to the chairman about it as you would expect.

“I don’t know how accurate it all is. I am a football manager, I want to win games, I want to have a chance. I don’t know if there has been an approach.

“I know Stevenage as a club, I know the personnel, but that is for Paul Scally (the Gills chairman) and Gillingham Football Club to speak about and obviously they need to give clarity on the situation.”