Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 45. Chapters: Steve Evans, Jock Stein, Bernie Slaven, Andy Ritchie, Scott Shearer, Tommy Coyne, Paddy Connolly, Tony Green, Paul Shields, Peter Houston, Alex Smith, Bobby Thomson, Willie Duff, David Byrne, Jack Smith, Sam Malcolmson, James White, John Deans, Gordon Lennon, Alan Davidson, Gerry Collins, Sean Fleming, Marco Andreoni, Joe McBride, Frank O'Rourke, Willie Reid, Dougie Bell, Ally Graham, Tony Stevenson, Peter Cormack, Paul McLeod, Marc McCusker, Jim Moffat, Adam Strachan, Ronnie Coyle, Mark Casey, Darran Thomson, James Harrower, Alan Reid, Paul Martin, Peter Boyle, Steve Cowan, Jack Connor, Alex Bennett, Jack Scott, Tony Taylor, Michael Oliver, Tom Sermanni, Bobby Archibald, Vic Kasule, George Wilson, David Gormley, Roddy Hunter, Robert Docherty, Mark Canning, Willie Irvine, Jim Chapman, Jamie Doyle, John Brogan, Bob McRoberts, David Farrell, John McStay, Tony Shepherd, Neil McGowan, Martin Clark, John Reilly, Patsy Corcoran, Steven Meechan, Billy McColl, Lee Collins, Tommy Gallogley, Ian Harty, Jim Dempsey, Jim Brown, Allan Creer, Todd Lumsden, Paul Friar, Scott Chaplain, Chris Sinclair, Bobby Cumming, Mark Archdeacon, Ian Angus, Brian Martin, Charlie Egan, Kenny Wright, Stuart Robertson, Bobby Russell, Craig Hinchcliffe, Tommy Campbell, Frank Connor, Robert Walker, Des McKeown, William Robb, Billy Semple, Peter Price, Danny Hegan, Ian McInnes, Kevin McAllister, Ross Tannock, Emilio Bottiglieri, Tony Gallagher, Robert Reilly, Lex Richardson, Alan Dinnie, Andy Willock, Mark Peat, Eddie Gray, Jimmy Crease, Robert Clark, Neil Bennett, Joe Devlin, Joe Henderson, Graeme Watson, Jamie Ewings, Craig Cranmer, Tommy Dunne, Jack Britton, Graeme Robertson, Ross Harris, Graham McGhee, Graeme Eaglesham, David McFarlane, Brian Ahern, Chris Silvestro, Stuart Burgess, Andy Dolan, Jamie McKenzie, Willie Findlay, Ian McDougall, Andrew Mitchell, Ryan Thomson, Jimmy Abrines, Peter Dickson, Peter Bennie, John Bell, Kevin Watt, Lee Gardner, David Beveridge, Tom Spence, Peter Shevlin, Vinnie Moore, Ray Franchetti. Excerpt: Stephen J. "Steve" Evans (born 30 October 1962) is a Scottish former footballer who is the current manager of Crawley Town. Born in Glasgow, Scotland, Evans played professional football for Bolton Wanderers, Clyde, Albion Rovers, Ayr United, Hamilton Academical and St. Johnstone until a knee ligament injury ended his playing career at 28. After his retirement he became a manager. Prior to taking charge at Crawley, he managed Stamford and Boston United, the latter on two separate occasions. A controversial figure, whilst manager of Boston United he was successfully prosecuted for tax evasion. Born in Glasgow, Scotland, Evans was spotted by scouts from English team Bolton Wanderers when playing for his local youth football club in Glasgow, and he joined Bolton after leaving school. Evans failed to break into to first team at Bolton and was released in 1979. He then returned to his native Scotland and joined Clyde, where he played in 36 league matches, scoring four goals, before joining Albion Rovers in 1981, where he scored 28 goals in 76 league matches during three years at Cliftonhill. He then moved to Ayr United in 1984, scoring four goals in 30 matches, and to Hamilton Academical in 1985, where he only played in two league matches. He joined St. Johnstone in 1985 and scored six goals in 24 matches before a knee ligament injury ended his playing career in 1986, aged 24. Following his retirement from pl...