Crawley Town FC

Crawley Town defender Lewis Young has insisted that the Reds ‘will come back firing’ for a strong promotion challenge next season, after falling short of the play-offs this term.

Crawley Town boss Harry Kewell was encouraged by Thomas Verheydt’s return to first team action after he recovered from a medial collateral ligament injury which kept him out for two months.

They say that the table doesn’t lie and on that basis Coventry City stood a good chance of edging out Crawley Town.

All the talk pre-match was of Coventry City’s last visit to the Checkatrade Stadium in May 2015 when they inflicted relegation on us from League One.

Crawley Town full-back Lewis Young was disappointed with the Reds’ performance in their 2-1 defeat to Coventry, admitting that it wasn’t ‘Crawley as we’ve known it this season.’

Crawley Town head coach Harry Kewell was frustrated after his overly ‘relaxed’ side ‘created their own problems’ in their 2-1 defeat against Coventry City.

Crawley Town captain Jimmy Smith believes the club made the right decision in sticking by manager Harry Kewell through the troubled early part of the season.

Firstly, what a fabulous day was had by all at the club’s Pay What You Can day against Swindon Town on Easter Monday.

Crawley Town head coach Harry Kewell was delighted to clinch victory but never felt Port Vale would would take anything from the game.

Crawley Town gained their first win in eight matches with a 2-1 victory against relegation-battlers Port Vale.

More than 5,000 fans trekked to Broadfield for the visit of Swindon Town and they certainly got their money’s worth.

Charlton Athletic have appointed former Leeds United star Lee Bowyer as caretaker manager for the rest of the season.

Last week saw Bewbush Academy, The Mill, St. Francis Assisi and Warninglid Primary School graduate from their 10-week Premier League Primary Stars (PLPS) programme.

Crawley Town captain Jimmy Smith admitted that the team are ‘gutted’ after a late Marc Richards header cancelled out his early opener to deny the Reds three points in front of a sell-out crowd.

Crawley Town gave away the opportunity of ending their winless run with a home victory when Swindon scored a late equaliser to claim a 1-1 draw.

So we’ve gone from a winning team to a losing one almost overnight.