Steve Evans, a former manager of Leeds United, took charge of the club during the 2015-2016 season. Born in 1962, Evans had a managerial career marked by his enthusiasm and tactical astuteness.
Evans’ appointment as Leeds United manager was a significant change for the club, as it came during a period of instability and frequent managerial changes. He aimed to bring stability to the team and make progress in the EFL Championship.
During his tenure, Leeds United showed moments of improvement and progress, but the team’s form remained inconsistent. Evans was known for his passionate touchline presence and his ability to motivate the players.
Despite his dedication and efforts to guide the team, Steve Evans’ tenure at Leeds United was relatively short-lived, and he left the club in the summer of 2016.
After his time at Leeds, Evans continued his managerial career with other clubs in the EFL, and his passion for the game and his enthusiasm for management remained evident.
While his time as Leeds United manager may not have been marked by significant successes, Steve Evans’ commitment to the team and his efforts to bring stability during a challenging period in the club’s history are acknowledged and appreciated by the fans.
38 games, 36.84% win percentage