Jonathan Grant "Jonny" Evans

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23. JONNY EVANS

Birthdate: 02 Jan 1988
Birthplace: Belfast, Northern Ireland
Position: Defender
Appearances: 37
Goals: 0
Joined United: 01 Jul 2004
United Debut: 26 Sept 2007 v Coventry City (H)
International N. Ireland


Belfast-born Jonathan Evans is a tall and agile centre-back. An intelligent defender, he combines an uncompromising physical approach with the ability to pass the ball out from the back.

Jonny has risen through the United ranks to become an integral part of the first team squad, with Sir Alex Ferguson admitting: "His United future is assured." The Northern Ireland international - who received his first call-up before he had even made his United debut - has blossomed into one of the most promising young defenders around.

Ever since he was handed a Champions League squad number at the start of the 2005/06 season, aged just 17, Evans has been a burgeoning talent waiting to burst to prominence. Handed his opportunity by the sale of Gerard Pique in the summer of 2008, Jonny did that during the course of the 2008/09 campaign.

Whenever called upon, Jonny's ice-cool calm is immediately apparent, even on huge stages like the San Siro or Stamford Bridge. His capacity for handling pressure is incredible, and stems partially from the extensive experience he gained out on loan.

Roy Keane, Jonny's boyhood hero, enlisted his former team-mate when he took the managerial reins at Sunderland, and Evans played a lead role in helping the Black Cats reach the Premier League. Midway through the 2007/08 campaign, by which time Jonny had made his United debut against Coventry, Keane came calling again and took Evans back to the Stadium of Light for another six months.

After returning from Wearside, he featured in every one of United's 2008/09 pre-season games, a telling precursor of the youngster's growing status in the eyes of Sir Alex Ferguson.

Sure enough, Evans quickly became the Reds' contingency plan for whenever the rock-solid partnership of Rio Ferdinand and Nemanja Vidic was broken up, filling the breach in every competition - including the Reds' Club World Cup final and League Cup final victories, while 16 Premier League starts ensured a hat-trick of medals for the young defender.

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Personal information

Full name: Jonathan Grant Evans
Date of birth: 2 January 1988 (age 21)
Place of birth: Belfast, Northern Ireland
Height: 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m)
Playing position: Centre back, Left back

Youth career
2004–2006 Manchester United

Senior career*
2006– Manchester United
2006 → Royal Antwerp (loan)
2007 → Sunderland (loan)
2008 → Sunderland (loan)

National team‡
2004–2005 Northern Ireland U-17 07 (0)
2006 Northern Ireland U-21
2006– Northern Ireland

* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only and correct as of 20:17, 26 June 2009 (UTC).
‡ National team caps and goals correct as of 16:52, 1 April 2009 (UTC)


Jonathan Grant Evans (lahir di Belfast, 2 Januari 1988; umur 21 tahun) adalah bek tengah Irlandia Utara. Ia diproyeksikan sebagai bek utama Manchester United dalam beberapa tahun kedepan.

Personal life
Evans' younger brother, Corry, is a Manchester United Academy midfielder.
Evans attended Belfast High School in Newtownabbey, Northern Ireland, before moving to Ashton-on-Mersey High School in Manchester once he had been signed by Manchester United. He holds nine GCSEs, all A* or A grades.
On 19 December 2007, BBC News Online reported that Evans had been arrested in connection to an alleged rape that occurred at the hotel where Manchester United's Christmas party was held, with a Greater Manchester Police spokesman being quoted as saying: "A 19-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of rape this evening after presenting himself to police. He remains in custody for questioning." He had been bailed until 23 February 2008. On 8 March 2008, it was reported that Evans will not be prosecuted for any offence.

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Honours


Club

Sunderland
• Football League Championship (1): 2006–07

Manchester United
• Premier League (1): 2008–09
• League Cup (1): 2008–09
• FIFA Club World Cup (1): 2008

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EVANS RISKS FERGIE FURY
3rd September 2009 - By Kevin Francis, dailystar.com

JONNY Evans could be heading for trouble with his Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson after putting country before club.

Defender Evans has told Northern Ireland manager Nigel Worthington he will be available for his country’s two most important games in a quarter of a century.


He needs an operation on a troublesome ankle but has put the hospital visit on ice until after he plays in two vital World Cup qualifying games against Poland on Saturday and Slovakia next *Wednesday at Windsor Park.

The ankle injury has dogged him for the last nine months and forced him to miss last weekend’s victory over Arsenal.


If Evans, 21, aggravates it while playing for the Irish, it could hamper United who currently have *injured Rio Ferdinand sidelined.


But Evans, who is with the Northern Ireland squad in Belfast, is desperate to help push them into the World Cup finals.

They are currently *second in Group Three, two points behind leaders Slovakia.


Boss Worthington said: “Jonny called me to say that he needs to have an operation. But he wants to try to battle through the next two internationals and see how he copes with that.


“It’s great news for me and the squad that Jonny wants to keep going and make himself available for the games and he *recognises the *importance of the games.”


And Worthington got another boost with the news that West Brom’s Chris Brunt could be available for the Slovakia game.


Brunt, 24, is definitely out on Saturday, but *revealed yesterday he could make a surprise *return on Wednesday.


The midfielder said: “I trained a little bit on *Tuesday and hopefully by the end of the week I will be back in full training.

“I think I’ll be fine for the Plymouth game at home and for the football club that’s my main *priority.


“It would be nice to be fit for Northern Ireland next Wednesday because these are the two biggest games we’ve had for a long time.”

Berita yang nyaris sama dengan berita beberapa waktu yang lalu, tapi yang ini ditambahi sedikit bumbu ancaman kemarahan SAF. moga-moga nggak terjadi bener kemarahannya SAF. jangan lagi ada konflik lah di internal MU...

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Jonny Evans Segera Teken Kontrak Lima Tahun
Manchester United telah menyodori Jonny Evans kontrak baru berdurasi lima tahun dan gaji £65 ribu per pekan.

onny Evans telah ditawari kontrak baru berdurasi lima tahun oleh Manchester United, demikian Wayne Veysey dari GOAL.com UK.

Negosiasi kedua belah pihak telah memasuki tahap akhir dan Evans diperkirakan segera membubuhkan tanda tangannya di atas kontrak. Pemain belakang 24 tahun ini akan menerima kenaikan gaji hingga £65 ribu per pekan.

Dengan kontrak baru itu, Evans akan mengalami kenaikan status dari pemain dengan golongan gaji keempat menjadi ketiga di United.

Peran penting Evans sangat dirasakan United musim ini ketika kapten Nemanja Vidic mengalami cedera panjang sejak Desember. Evans tampil 21 kali di tim inti United pada 29 pertandingan liga. Rekor itu hanya dikalahkan Patrice Evra, Nani, dan Wayne Rooney.

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Evans happy to be right
Red Devils stopper pleased to switch to his stronger side



Manchester United defender Jonny Evans has enjoyed featuring on his preferred right side this season after linking up with Rio Ferdinand at the back.

As a legacy of his long-standing partnership with Nemanja Vidic,Ferdinand always used to occupy the right-sided berth in central defence.

But since Vidic has been out with a ruptured cruciate ligament, Ferdinand has shifted to the left.

Comfortable
As a consequence Evans has felt far more comfortable, contributing to the much-improved performances that turned the Northern Ireland defender into a first-choice centre-half this term.

"Whenever I played, it was always on the left side of defence," said Evans.

"Growing up I was probably always a bit more capable of using my left foot than whoever was alongside me in the centre, so I ended up on the left side.

"It's harder bringing the ball out of defence on your left side, though.

"When you're passing the ball five yards you're fine using your weaker foot but if you're driving into space and dribbling forward, you ideally want the ball on your good side.

"This season I've been able to move to the right-hand side and that's helped me. I've definitely felt more comfortable bringing the ball out and starting attacks."

Reports that Evans has been unable to train so far this week and is a doubt for Monday's crucial Manchester derby at the Etihad Stadium will come as a blow.

Although he was not at his best against Everton last weekend, the 24-year-old had done enough in previous games to suggest he would be the man Sir Alex Ferguson would want alongside Ferdinand on Monday night as United attempt to protect their status as Premier League leaders with just three matches of the season remaining.

Change
Yet, a decade ago, Evans was dreaming of being a midfield schemer.

After all, that was the position he tended to operate in during his junior days in Belfast. It changed when United's coaches got hold of him, correctly believing Evans was a more natural defender.

"When I was playing in Northern Ireland it was as a midfielder," he said. "But ever since I came to United I've played at the back.

"It was a big learning curve for me and it took me a while to get used to it.

"My first season at centre-back in the youth team wasn't a great experience, pretty similar to last season in a way. I just had to find a way to get over that and carry on."

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Q&A: JONNY EVANS



Jonny Evans may be called upon for the rough and tumble of a visit to Stoke this weekend. If so, he’ll likely prove once again why he’s moved so seamlessly into the senior United side. Here he tells us what life is like in the first team…

How pleased were you with last season?
At the start of the season I didn’t expect to be involved as much as I was. To get the Carling Cup, especially the way we won it with a lot of young players playing, was very pleasing.

What are you striving for this year?
To be involved as much as I can. People say you can have a good first season because of the adrenaline that comes with it, but the second season is always harder. So I want to remain consistent, put in good performances and improve as a player.

How did coming through the ranks here prepare you for life in the first team?
I’ve had some great coaches along the way, particularly Paul McGuinness . He’s very intense and you can see how dedicated he is to Manchester United, he absolutely loves the club and puts everything into his coaching. Working with him in the youth team gives you an insight into what it means to work at Manchester United. He developed me as a person and as a player. He makes you realise you’ve got to put the work in for yourself if you’re going to become a better player.

Do you feel like you’re a fully fledged United player now?
You don’t sit down and think ‘I’m a United player now’ – especially not after a handful of games. There are plenty of players who’ve played up to 100 games for United and aren’t well remembered. You want to make your mark on the history of the club and be remembered. Only then can you say ‘I made it at United’.

What are the highlights of your United career to date?
I’d have to say the whole of last season. The Carling Cup and the Club World Cup and winning the Premier League. I don’t think many players get that in their whole career so to get that in one season was unbelievable.

Are we going to see a goal from you this season?
I don’t know why I bother going up for corners any more! I look up to Rio Ferdinand and he’s not scored too many goals, so I’m just following in his footsteps!

Who’s been your toughest opponent on the pitch?
I’ve played against some really good forwards but one of the toughest opponents I’ve played against is Rob Hulse at Derby last year. People wouldn’t class him up there with the likes of Torres and Drogba but he puts himself about, he’s really good in the air and he’s a player I didn’t enjoy playing against.

And what about on the training field?
I have to say Wayne Rooney … because if I don’t he’ll moan!

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You don’t sit down and think ‘I’m a United player now’ – especially not after a handful of games. There are plenty of players who’ve played up to 100 games for United and aren’t well remembered. You want to make your mark on the history of the club and be remembered. Only then can you say ‘I made it at United’.

well-said Jonny.... sikap mentalnya keliatan udah bagus.. tinggal gimana ngejaga konsistensi dari kata-katanya aja... dan gw rasa Jonny bisa...

And what about on the training field?
I have to say Wayne Rooney … because if I don’t he’ll moan!

hahahahaha....... lmao..!

[RedRob]

You don’t sit down and think ‘I’m a United player now’ – especially not after a handful of games. There are plenty of players who’ve played up to 100 games for United and aren’t well remembered. You want to make your mark on the history of the club and be remembered. Only then can you say ‘I made it at United’.

well-said Jonny.... sikap mentalnya keliatan udah bagus.. tinggal gimana ngejaga konsistensi dari kata-katanya aja... dan gw rasa Jonny bisa...

And what about on the training field?
I have to say Wayne Rooney … because if I don’t he’ll moan!

hahahahaha....... lmao..!