Lee Evans was once part of a winning Wolves team against Liverpool at Anfield on what was a special afternoon for the travelling supporters. A decade on from his impressive breakthrough at Molineux, the Welsh international is hungry for a fresh challenge.
Lee Evans walks out for a memorable FA Cup afternoon at Anfield that saw then-Championship Wolves stun their Premier League hosts, winning 2-1
And in the season just gone? Even though it has been seriously affected by injury, Evans made a handful of appearances again with Ipswich, now promoted from the Championship, and then with Portsmouth, who won League One.Evans, who turns 30 in July, certainly isn’t trying to claim this season’s successes to make it six of the best, but to be associated with squads which are upwardly mobile is a very good habit to have.
“I’m still only 29, and probably around my prime for a midfield player, and over my time at Ipswich I’ve worked with a manager in Kieran McKenna who has improved my game massively.“I definitely feel I’ve got so much still to offer and can’t wait to get an opportunity to get going again and play a big part somewhere next season.”
Just three appearances later, Evans was turning out at Wembley, starting in a 2-0 defeat against York in the final of the FA Trophy. Quite an introduction.And then came Wolves.
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