STEVE EVANS celebrated Bristol Rovers’ latest home win by joining jubilant fans for karaoke in the bar afterwards.
The boss, 63, guided his side to a 1-0 triumph over Exeter at the Memorial Ground – a club-record 11th league home win in a row dating back to last season.
With the Gas sitting third in , Evans and Co made sure to celebrate properly after the game.
The Scot, as well as club chairman Hussain AlSaeed, joined fans in the club’s Thatchers Bar.
Supporters belted out “Hi-ho ” and Sweet Caroline, with Evans getting involved.
The Rovers boss then addressed fans with a speech, saying: “Seriously, thank you for coming and giving us the support you do.
“And thank you to this man on my right (AlSaeed) who makes it all happen for us.”
Evans also clapped along to a karaoke rendition of I’m Gonna Be by The Proclaimers as fans fully enjoyed their side’s win.
Bristol Rovers subsequently posted a video of the celebratory scenes to their X account – with fans loving it.
One wrote: “Give him his due, Evans has brought the club back together again.”
And a second gushed: “For the fans in there I bet this was better than the match”.
Another added: “Learning to love the gas, is the greatest love of all.”
Earlier this month, Evans was strongly linked with a move to side .
He went on to stay, however, telling the BBC : “I’m humbled to be linked to a job like that because if you’re a Scotsman you know how big a football club that is but I’m not going anywhere.”
