article_snippet: Ms Evans has been trying to restart Ms Evans career as a footballer ever since Ms Evans was sacked by old club Sheffield United after being convicted of rape in 2012.
article_snippet: Ms Evans was found guilty after Ms Evans went to a hotel room in Rhyl, south Wales, after being messaged by fellow footballer Clayton McDonald saying fellow footballer Clayton McDonald had 'got a bird'.
article_snippet: Once there Ms Evans had sex with the girl, who says Ms Evans has no memory of the incident.
article_snippet: Ms Evans claims sex was consensual, but a jury ruled otherwise.
article_snippet: fellow footballer Clayton McDonald was acquitted, but Ms Evans was jailed for five years.
article_snippet: Ms Evans was released late last year while continuing to protest Ms Evans innocence.
article_snippet: It was believed that Sheffield United were planning to sign Ms Evans again for £500,000, but after a public outcry the club said the club had no plans to hire Ms Evans again.
article_snippet: A proposed move to Oldham Athletic also fell apart due to negative media coverage, and Ms Evans has yet to find another club which will take Ms Evans.
article_snippet: Ms Evans continues to protest his innocence, largely via a website set up and funded by the millionaire father of Ms Evans girlfriend, to whom Ms Evans is now engaged.
article_snippet: The footballer's sister has been one of Ms Evans most outspoken supporters since Ms Evans conviction, and has publicly challenged high-profile figures who oppose Ms Evans return to football.
article_snippet: After Sky Sports presenter Charlie Webster threatened to resign as a patron of Sheffield United if they took Ms Evans back, The footballer's sister called The footballer's sister a 'hypocrite' because Sky Sports presenter Charlie Webster had previously written positively about convicted rapist Mike Tyson.
article_snippet: Ms Evans has a history of seeking out