Our old friend Fatty Evans.

"I think we're unfortunate to go out this year. I think I probably take it harder this year than I did going out at Manchester United.

"That is because I have looked at the footage and highlights of the key incidents that have changed this game today.

"I can't help but be disappointed by the match referee. I think from a second-half perspective, he has had a poor game for me and he is normally a very good referee."

I take it he's ignoring the sending off that was gifted to them. I know most managers are like this occasionally, but he says this kind of crap every week, win or lose

He has no respect at all and is embarrassing himself week in and week out

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He has no respect at all and is embarrassing himself week in and week out

We've got one like that

Quoted from Ipswin

We've got one like that

I wouldn't say you embarrass yourself every week. Just most.

Any vids out there yet?! I want/need to see the Fat Boy get shoved around a bit!

I bet he had his eye make up on for the tv.....Hope he didnt cry and run down his 6 chins

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I wouldn't say you embarrass yourself every week. Just most.

You can't deny our man has serious anger management problems surely ?

That's why he's currently sitting in the stand and why he made a total prat of himself shouting at a fan in the Pontoon

They might be embarrassing in slightly different ways but Evans and our bloke are very similar in that respect (the major difference between 'em is about 6 stones)

I thought they were unlucky, they had a clear penalty denied in the 1st half, the Stoke penalty was a joke and how the ref missed the handball on the line near the end I will never know, crap linesman (or woman) perhaps?

As for the sending off, lunged in with studs showing and at one point both feet off the ground, when will they ever learn?

Former Mariner Wes Parker tweeted that Evans shouted at his left winger instructing him to effing break Parker's legs.

Parker was aged 17 at the time and the game was a pre-season friendly.

Quoted from Ipswin

You can't deny our man has serious anger management problems surely ?

That's why he's currently sitting in the stand and why he made a total prat of himself shouting at a fan in the Pontoon

They might be embarrassing in slightly different ways but Evans and our bloke are very similar in that respect (the major difference between 'em is about 6 stones)

Scott admits he needs to control is emotions during games. The difference is he does not spout off in a club lounge. He does not goad other management to the extreme of Evans and in interviews he comes across as a human who cares about his team, the state of football and the human element of accepting defeat.

Evans regularly brings the game into disrepute and time after time he has escaped punishment as The FA seem scared of how to punish him.

Alan Rutter did the best move by ejecting him from Blundell Park as he was constantly effing and jeffing and also making gestures to the Main Stand, well so I believe.

Scott has improved on his media side. He comes across as honest, polite and a man with a great footballing heart.

Can this be said of Evans who was proved to be making illegal payments to players, staff and also was proven to acted in a way to evade paying HMRC. These payments managed Boston to attract players and win promotion via cheating their opposition. Ask Daggenham fans what they feel about Evans and I am sure very few would hold back from stating their opinions of him.