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Evans Hoping for Handshake and Glass of Wine 09:55 - Oct 8 with 881 views

Evans Hoping for Handshake and Glass of Wine 8th Oct 2019 09:54
Gillingham boss Steve Evans says he hopes he and Blues manager Paul Lambert will shake hands before tonight’s Leasing.com Trophy game and Portman Road and will share a glass of wine afterwards, in stark contrast to Lambert’s plans for the evening.

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Evans Hoping for Handshake and Glass of Wine on 10:25 - Oct 8 with 799 views

WarkTheWarkITFC

Good luck with that.

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Evans Hoping for Handshake and Glass of Wine on 14:29 - Oct 8 with 624 views

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I'm saying it'll be a Glasgow Kiss and a glassing.

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Evans Hoping for Handshake and Glass of Wine on 15:28 - Oct 8 with 583 views

jeera

Maybe there's a dusty bottle of Echo Falls or something lying about he could have.

This made me smile from the piece, "...in stark contrast to Lambert’s plans for the evening."

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Evans Hoping for Handshake and Glass of Wine on 15:38 - Oct 8 with 560 views

J2BLUE

I'm not sure Lambert's comments were taken in the way they were meant. IIRC he said something like "If he wants to be like that don't expect a handshake". I reckon we'll see Lambert saying his piece followed by a handshake and forgetting about it.

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