Revenge mission for Mansfield
Steve Evans was also banished to the stands for his protests over one decision on a night to forget.
Evans said: “I can remember being at school when someone let a stink bomb off in class. We were hanging out the window. That’s what Cheltenham away was like!
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Hide Ad“I get sent off, then the fourth official got found out not to be telling the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
“We have a score to settle with our performance, not with Cheltenham who I thought were terrific on the night.
“I thought their players passed and moved it around and Gary (manager Johnson) got a really good performance – probably one of their best I would think.”
Although the Robins have only won once in five games, Evans warned: “We’ll need to be at our best.
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Hide Ad“Two weeks ago it was Colchester at home to Cheltenham and we’re all thinking if Colchester win they’ll bounce into the top three. But Cheltenham went there and won 4-1. That’s how tough League Two is.”