Evans Wise sets up Waldhof win.

By: Shaun Fuentes.
19-Oct-2005 - German-based winger Evans Wise continues to enjoy some promising form for his new club Waldhof Mannheim. The former US-based pro was named “Man of the Match” in a friendly encounter against Bundesliga side Shalke 04 last Saturday for setting up the first goal in his team’s 3-2 defeat.
Wise reportedly mesmerized the opposing teams with his footwork and agility on the left side.
“I think I did fairly well against them and it was good to impress against a Bundesliga team,” Wise said.
Last Friday he also assisted in the winner against SV Sandhausen in German Third Division League action. “The club has started to settle in the competition and things are looking better for us. My personal form is also quite decent at the moment and I’m hoping for better things in the weeks to come.” Wise is contracted to Mannheim until 2007.

Evans Wise nets in German Cup.

By: Shaun Fuentes.
14-Sept-2005 - German-based professional Evans Wise scored his first goal a couple weeks ago since joining Third Division club Waldhof Mannheim. The skilful left sided player struck the third goal in the 80th minute in his team’s 3-1 win over LSV Landenburg in the German Cup. His goal came after he made a penetrative run through the middle of the penalty box, slipping past three players in the process before tapping into the goal.
“I just did it the way I’m accustomed and that’s taking the ball and running at defenders. I still have the touch and I’m making use of it at the moment,” Wise said.
He also set up his team’s first goal in the 3-1 derby win over Vfl Manhein with a left side cross. “Right now I’m enjoying my football more than ever because the club is making steady progress with huge financial backing and we’re trying to get out of the Third Division,” Wise added.

Evans Wise signs new deal in Germany.

By: Shaun Fuentes.
25-Aug-2005 - Evans Wise of T&T is once again back on the overseas professional circuit.
The left-side player, known for his eye-catching dribbling ability, signed with German Third Division club Waldhof Mannheim earlier this month, after being a free agent from September 2004 when he last played for Wacker Burgerhausen.
Wise said he went back to his family in Washington DC to take care of some personal business but has re-entered the football scene and is even hoping to get a look from national head coach Leo Beenhakker.
“I have been a free agent since September 2004 when I ended my last stint in Germany. I took time off to go back to DC to handle some personal business, but now I’m back on the playing field and I’m enjoying my football again with Waldhof,” Wise said. So far, Wise has appeared in the two matches the Waldhof team has played so far this season, winning one and drawing the other.

Evans Wise to train with Spanish team.

By: Shaun Fuentes.
7-May-2003 - German-based winger Evans Wise has been invited to train with Spanish club San Sebastian. He will travel to Spain next week after the club spotted him in action for his former side German side Elfersberg. He is now contracted at German Second Division club Burghausen.
“This club saw me while I was at my last club and they have invited me to train with them with the possibility of a deal.
“I trained once with them before and they contracted me requesting a second look at my skills. It’s a good chance at a deal in Spain and I’ll see how things go during that time,” said Wise. The former St Anthony’s College player played and scored in T&T’s recent Gold Cup qualifier against Antigua/Barbuda but suffered an ankle injury which kept him out of the remaining matches.

Evans Wise show support for Najjar.

By: fleX.
24-Nov-2002 - Speaking to fleX of the SOCAwarriors Online. Evans Wise, the German based left winger was delighted with the appointment of T&T's head coach Hannibal Najjar and said if called upon he will gladly return to help his country in any, and every way.
"I thing that the TTFF made a good choice this time around with the appointment of Hannibal Najjar, he's someone who knows the players and the culture which could only benefit T&T now that we are at a rebuilding stage. About me, once I'm called upon to represent Trinidad and Tobago I see it as an honor and I will always put my best foot forward for my country.
I also wanted to thank the T&T supporters who still show unbelievable support to us after all the short coming of the team in the past years, please don't give up on Trinidad and Tobago football team, added Wise", we must have patient because the re-building process, it's a hard and long journey.
Wise who plays for Wacker Burghausen" of the German Second Division League, currently sits 6 on the league's table with a possible promotion to the Bundeslige First Division League next season. Wacker's head coach Rudi Bommer seems quit happy with Wise and his professional attitude he take's towards the sport. Wise also mention that he misses Trinidad and hopefully one day he will return to his homeland while, also taking the time out to compliment the SW Online and it's continued support for T&T football team.

Evans Wise signs with German Second Division club.

By: Shaun Fuentes.
28-May-2002 - Local midfielder Evans Wise has signed a two-year deal with newly promoted German Bundesliga Two League club SV Wacker Burghausen.
Wise, now holidaying in the United States will return to Germany next month to begin his new deal following a transfer from SVG Elversberg worth close to US$400,000 last month.
The former Tampa Bay Mutiny playmaker ended the recent season on a high, scoring six goals in eight matches to catch the eyes of Wacker officials. Wise was ecstatic over the new move particularly after having to overcome the death of his mother earlier this year.
"Everything is really going well at the moment. The new deal came as a result of a series of good performances because I was really went through a tough period when my Mom dies earlier this year. Now having signed with this new club, our intentions are to continue the good run and move up into the Bundesliga First Division," said Wise.
The former St Anthony's College player who last represented T&T in a 3-0 loss to Costa Rica last March still relishes the chance of representing the country but has no problems with the opportunity being given to younger players ahead of the 2006 Germany World Cup.
"Now is time to give youths the chance to represent the country .I think we could more than compete with countries like USA and Costa Rica and even do better than them in qualification. We could only look forward and give the youths the chance to play now. If the chance comes, it's all good but I don't really see myself having an active part. I'm not making anything a problem. I'm just being realistic when I say that the younger players have to step up now," added Wise.

Evans Wise gets nod for Costa Rica.

 

2001 - Trinidad and Tobago coach Ian Porterfield has drafted Germany-based midfielder Evans Wise into his squad for the forthcoming second round CONCACAF Zone 2002 World Cup qualifier against Costa Rica in San Jose.

Wise is one of 12 foreign-based players called for the crucial game and replaces England-based midfielder Carlos Edwards, who played in the opening game against Jamaica on February 28.

The other foreign-based players called are Dwight Yorke, Russell Latapy, Ian Cox, Ronnie Mauge, Dennis Lawrence, Shaka Hislop, Clayton Ince, Lyndon Andrews, Anthony Rougier, Stern John and Marvin Andrews. The players are expected to arrive here to join their local counterparts, already in training, from as early as Monday.

Porterfield will then select six locally-based players to make up an 18-man squad which will fly out to San Jose on March 25. Speaking yesterday, Porterfield said he was keen to get the foreign based players involved in the build-up for the March 28 game. "We have to get all the boys together as much as possible. I've spoken to all the boys and hopefully everyone will be here and they are keen to come back," he said.

He added: "We've wanted to have Evans in the side before but we there was some problems because he was called back to his club. He's only just signed with a new club and we had to understand that.

 

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