Newly appointed Leed United manager Steve Evans has found himself in a bit of a mess after it was revealed that the club did not have track suits to fit him!
Ever wondered what it feels like to go around the whole mall to find nothing that fits you? If you’re one of the average type, the answer is no, if you’re on either end of the spectrum though, you’ll know the feeling very well.
Leeds United’s new manager Steve Evans is one gentleman who’ll know the feeling after it was discovered that the club’s kit sponsors did not have track suits to fit the well built Glaswegian. The former Rotherham boss was appointed as manager of Leeds after their previous boss, Uwe Rosler was relieved of his duties. And after taking over the helm at Elland Road, Evans discovered that he would really need to start fitting in at his new surroundings.
That job got a wee bit more difficult for the 53-year-old though after it was discovered that club kit sponsors Kappa did not produce a tracksuit large enough to fit the gaffer. Word has since been sent to the kit manufacturers but until the new pair come in, Evans has had to sew the club crest onto his old apparel for his match day duties.