EFL club axes manager nearly two years after leading them to play-off glory

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Crawley Town have sacked manager Scott Lindsey and assistant coach Neil Smith.The League Two outfit made the decision following a 1-0 loss to Fleetwood Town.Scott Lindsey is no longer in charge of Crawley TownRexThat defeat came a day after Lindsey celebrated his one-year anniversary, which signalled his return to the club in March, 2025.However, in a statement, Crawley owner Raphael Khalili felt the recent results left him with little choice but to make a change in the dugout.Crawley Town issue statement on Lindsey’s departure“This was not an easy decision for the club,” Khalili said.“Scott has given this club some everlasting memories, which we will all be eternally grateful for. “Unfortunately, results have not been at a high enough standard. “Scott leaves the club with my highest regards, and I truly wish him and his family the very best for the future.”Crawley added they are already working to find Lindsey’s replacement and will ‘make a statement on the matter in due course.’More to follow…