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NEWPORT COUNTY AFC OFFICIAL MATCH DAY PROGRAMME 2021-22 | ISSUE 25 | £2.0 0

V CRAWLEY TOWN

15/04/22

Kick-Off 3.00pm SKYBET LEAGUE TWO

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JAMES ROWBERRY

I would like to begin by offering you all a warm welcome back to Rodney Parade for this afternoon’s game.

We start another busy period where we once again play 3 fixtures in the space of a week, culminating in our fixture at home to Colchester next Friday night. I was delighted after the game away at Swindon last Saturday and was so proud of the team as they gave their all and came away with 3 points against a good Swindon side. The boys showed some fantastic characteristics that really pleased me, mixing some moments of real quality, driven from the base of hard work, desire and commitment. Once again, a massive thank you to all of the fans that sold out our away allocation and really showed the boys fantastic support and we were delighted to send you back home along the M4 happy. Today will prove to be another competitive game, Crawley are a very solid and difficult team to beat, performing consistently at home and away and it’ll take a strong collective performance for us to get a positive result. On that note, I’d like to welcome John Yems, the technical staff, the directors, players and fans from Crawley Town and hope they have a safe journey to and from Rodney Parade. Our message of taking each game as it comes can’t be epitomised more than this week. Of course, we enjoyed the feeling of the win on Saturday, but our focus immediately shifted to today’s game and our preparation has been completely focused on Crawley. Even with the quick turnaround with our fixture on Monday at Sutton, it’s vital we don’t look past today until the game is over. I’m really hoping we can have a bumper crowd today at Rodney Parade with a fantastic atmosphere to match. I can’t reiterate enough how important you will be in spurring us on in matches in the run-in to the end of this season and you can really be the difference in games when the boys need a boost. I firmly believe that clubs in this league dislike coming to Rodney Parade and that’s in part down to just how intimidating you can make it when you’re loud and proud. Get behind the boys and enjoy the game. James O F F I C I A L M AT C H DAY P R O G R A M M E | 3

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AMBER FROM THE ATTIC WITH CHRIS SHINGLER

Good Friday football is always a special Easter treat, as is the thumbing though old football programmes;so, we can combine the two pleasures today with a look back at Crawley’s visit to Newport just over 19 years ago on April 12th, 2003, for a Dr Martens Premier League clash at our old stomping ground,Spytty Park…

he famous ‘B Block Amber Army’ are featured on the cover, although this photo was in fact taken by then club photographer, the late Colin Jerimiah at an FA Cup clash at Woking the previous season when our fans had parked themselves in the big, behind-the-goal, impressive stand. ‘The Exile’ as the programme was known back then would have cost our loyal fans £1.50 and in return,they had a good value 36-page issue for their lolly. Following a note from Club President David Hando, regarding the 200 Club, the society set up to raise funds for the then much needed social club Bar Amber, we have the Peter Nicholas column. The Newport-born former Crystal Palace, Arsenal, Chelsea, Aberdeen, Luton town, Watford and Wales man was currently parked in the hot seat of his home-town club and he was happy that last time out we had beaten Stafford Rangers at Spytty with a solitary Matt Rose goal. Nico also reported that striker Mark Dickenson had been given the go ahead to resume full-time training and he was hopeful that the ex-Cwmbran Town man would be available for the last few games of the season. However, it seems that Stafford win came at a cost with Jason Perry (who may well be here today in his role as a BBC Radio Wales summariser),Steve Benton and Andrew Thomas all picking up injuries. Indeed, none of the trio would take part in the day’s proceedings. A few pages on and we find ‘Club News’in which a plethora of results of various draws were announced, 4 | O F F I C I A L M AT C H DAY P R O G R A M M E

andtypically, as per, I’m not mentioned anywhere in the round up of Golden Gamble, Subscription Draw, Letterbox, Lifeline and Lucky Programme winners,! Bah! There is even the result of the players’ Grand National sweep in which the popular Garry Shephard had walked away with the spoils that Matt Rose apparently had been in charge of. The‘Player Spotlight’in this issue was on goalkeeper Gareth Wesson, a recent emergency signing from Welsh League Newport YMCA,due to an injury to Pat “The Cat” Mountain, who had been crocked in a recent home match with Cambridge City. Gareth was grateful to the YM’s manager Mark Coldrick (a big County supporter) who did not prevent him from answering our SOS for him to

turn out at Halesowen, a match we won 2-1. However, we do learn that Gareth had in fact played for us three years earlier too, in a 2000 3-0 win in a Gwent Senior Cup tie with Tredegar Town. Newport-born Gareth had also experienced a twoyear YTS spell at Plymouth Argyle but had returned to Wales six months early due to homesickness. He also played his part in our recent FAW Cup penalty shootout victory over Cardiff City, when the match itself had ended 0-0. Up next was ‘Side at Spytty’and we have two pages on Francis Vines’ reds and, to be honest, only Peter Fear, the ex-Wimbledon and Oxford United midfielder is a name I know and remember. Fear at the time was in fact Fulham’s Football in the Community Officer. Leading scorer for them was Nic McDonnell who had bagged 20 goals and Crawley lay one place in front of us in the table in 7th spot. In Spytty the Dog’s ‘Junior Page’ the loveable old mutt takes a look at some of the players who had left the club during the season. Some well-known names are featured too with the likes of Leon Jeanne (what a talent he had), Scott Walker, David D’Auria, Darren Ryan, Darren Robison, Stuart James and Steve Cowe, as well as the somewhat less r e m e m b e r e d Ju l i e n Luntala and Tim Hart. For the record, Luntala was a Belgium-born player who made three Exiles appearances and netted once verses Hinckley. The last Spytty had heard of him was that he’d had a trial Kidderminster Harries. Hart was a backup goalkeeper who had made two starts and was now No.1 at Evesham United. This match ended in an exciting 3-3 draw. Kristian Diamond, James Fox and Neil Davis got our goals but given this was a dead rubber fixture that these pre-play off days often brought after Christmas only 583 could feel bothered enough to find their way to the stadium. Count y eventually

finished in 10th place with 56 points from the 42 matches played, with Crawley a little higher in 7th spot with 64 points. Tamworth won the division with 88 smackers on the board. County did have an FAW Cup final to look forward to, however, Wrexham who had just won promotion from League two to League one certainly celebrated in style at our expense by drubbing us 6-1 at The Racecourse. Teams: County: Gareth Wesson, Richard French (Raith Plant), Chris Collins, Billy Clarke, Michael Fowler, Jeff Eckhardt, Matt Rose, Kristian Diamond, John Phillips (JamesFox), Garry Shephard (Neil Davis), Nathan Davies. Subs not used:Lloyd Stone, Allen Stevenson. Crawley (PrintedXI): Andy Little, Stewart Holmes, Ian Payne, Ben Judge, Marc Pullen, Peter Fear, Mo Harkin, Ernie Cooksey, Nic McDonnell, Warren Bagnall, Nigel Brake. Subs:Danny Hockton, Neil LeBihan, Kevin Hemsley, Ellis Cooper, John Timlin.

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BOARDROOM A warm welcome to all the Directors, Players, and Officials of Crawley Town for this afternoon’s EFL League Two home fixture. We have two local teams joining us today. A warm welcome to Cwmbran Celtic AFC U7s and Bargoed YMCA. Cwmbran Celtic AFC U7s are enjoying their first season in the Torfaen Junior League. Their coaches have been with them since they were 4 years old, and they are all excited to be returning to Rodney Parade for their first visit since March 2020. Bargoed YMCA are a family club committed to making football an enjoyable experience for all. Their latest group of little superstars are coached to understand the importance of learning key skills that will help them in school, at home and generally in life - not just about scoring goals and saving shots. Our charity of the day is our very good friends at Kidscape who provide practical support, training, and advice to challenge bullying and protect young lives. They have a vision that is for all children to grow up in supportive communities safe from bullying and harm. The club has worked in partnership with Kidscape for a number of years and our Head of Safeguarding Kelly Anderson has been a champion of the charity for some time. Thanks to the Amber Army who travelled to Swindon last week. The support was magnificent and clearly helped the players gain the win. The club are aware there were a number of issues encountered and we have shared these with Swindon. On this note supporters would have witnessed the behaviour of a minority of Exeter fans at our game. We have again

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been in dialogue with Exeter along with the Police given some of the issues outside the stadium. We would encourage supporters to report any challenges they encounter home or away as we strive to create a safe and welcoming environment. Today, at half time, we will have a presentation of a cheque for £2k in support of Ukraine. The money has been generously donated by fans from the bucket collection at the Exeter game along with a donation from the club and trust. Our thanks to Darren Bourne, Korky Young, Andrew Floyd and the rest of the lads that collected the monies. I recently wrote about the work James Ward is doing in the Czech Republic to help Ukraine refugees who have fled the conflict. Supporters would have seen our promotional game against Colchester on Friday 22nd of April. This is a thank you from the club for all the support given throughout the season and we hope to “Pack the Parade” to support James and the team. We will soon be communicating the plans for our end of season awards. Please look out for these on all our social media channels. Today we say farewell to our media assistant Sydney Davis who is leaving us to go off travelling around Europe before she starts University later on this year. Our thanks to Sydney for all her hard work and best of luck for the future. Good luck to the lads this afternoon and thank you for the continued support. Happy Easter everyone. Gavin

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APPEARANCES & GOALSCORERS 2021-22 SEASON

* OUT ON LOAN. ** NO LONGER AT THE CLUB. UP TO AND INCLUDING: 09.04.22

Statistics supplied by Gareth Swattridge League No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 18 19 21 22 24 26 28 30 31 41 42 43 49 50 55 56 4 11 27 29

Name Joe DAY Cameron NORMAN Ryan HAYNES Josh PASK James CLARKE Priestley FARQUHARSON Robbie WILLMOTT Matty DOLAN Padraig AMOND * Courtney BAKER-RICHARDSON Rob STREET Alex FISHER Aaron LEWIS Louis HALL * Timmy ABRAHAM Scot BENNETT Finn AZAZ Dom TELFORD Lewis COLLINS Kevin ELLISON Jake CAIN James WAITE Mickey DEMETRIOU Nick TOWNSEND Ollie COOPER Joe WOODIWISS * Lewys TWAMLEY * Ryan HILLIER * Iestyn EVANS Harrison BRIGHT Zack MAHER Aneurin LIVERMORE Ed UPSON** Jermaine HYLTON** Christopher MISSILOU** Jordan GREENIDGE**

Apps 24 (0) 40 (1) 27 (5) 7 (0) 29 (2) 6 (4) 26 (4) 21 (8) 0 (0) 23 (4) 8 (5) 8 (14) 17 (6) 0 (0) 3 (9) 26 (2) 29 (8) 30 (2) 4 (9) 1 (8) 14 (8) 6 (7) 36 (0) 17 (0) 27 (3) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 2 (1) 15 (1) 3 (1) 2 (2) 0 (1)

Goals 0 1 2 0 1 0 3 2 0 8 2 1 1 0 0 1 6 24 1 1 0 1 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Cup YC 0 8 3 1 4 1 3 1 0 5 2 1 4 0 4 3 1 2 0 0 1 0 6 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 0 1 0

RC 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

Apps 1 (0) 1 (0) 1 (0) 0 (0) 3 (0) 1 (0) 3 (0) 3 (0) 0 (0) 1 (0) 0 (0) 1 (2) 5 (0) 3 (1) 4 (1) 1 (0) 3 (0) 2 (1) 2 (2) 3 (2) 3 (0) 0 (0) 1 (0) 5 (0) 2 (0) 3 (1) 0 (1) 0 (1) 0 (1) 2 (0) 0 (1) 3 (0) 1 (2) 2 (0) 4 (0) 2 (2)

Goals 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

Total YC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 2 2 1 2 0

RC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

LEAGUE TABLE 2021-22

Goals 0 1 2 0 1 0 3 2 0 8 2 2 1 0 3 1 6 25 1 1 0 1 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

YC 0 8 3 1 4 1 3 1 0 5 2 1 6 0 4 3 1 2 1 0 1 0 6 1 7 1 0 0 0 1 0 3 7 1 3 0

RC 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

Up to: 9.4.22

Pos

Team

Forest Green Rovers

Exeter City

PTS

Port Vale

Mansfield Town

Northampton Town

Bristol Rovers

Newport County AFC

Salford City

Tranmere Rovers

Sutton United

Swindon Town

Crawley Town

-5

Hartlepool United

-13

Leyton Orient

Bradford City

-5

Rochdale

-7

Harrogate Town

-8

Walsall

-12

Carlisle United

-19

Colchester United

-16

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Apps 25 (0) 41 (1) 28 (5) 7 (0) 32 (2) 7 (4) 29 (4) 24 (8) 0 (0) 24 (4) 8 (5) 9 (16) 22 (6) 3 (1) 7 (10) 27 (2) 32 (8) 32 (3) 6 (11) 4 (10) 17 (8) 6 (7) 37 (0) 22 (0) 29 (3) 3 (1) 0 (1) 0 (1) 0 (1) 2 (0) 0 (1) 5 (1) 16 (3) 5 (1) 6 (2) 2 (3)

Barrow

-14

Oldham Athletic

-22

Stevenage

-25

Scunthorpe United

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ur scholars recently attended the LAPS careers event that was held in conjunction with the LFE. The boys had the opportunity to attend Manchester United’s World famous Old Trafford stadium, there they had the opportunity to speak with employers in and outside of the game and look at potential career opportunities for when they transition from the Academy. A great event that gave a real insight into the endless opportunities and options available to the boys. The team then travelled straight from the event in Manchester to Finch Farm training ground where they faced Everton scholars in a friendly game. What an experience it was for the young exiles who went on to put in a performance they’ll never forget, coming out on top 4-3 on the evening. The Exiles goals were scored by Lewys Twamley 3 Tom Stokes 1 Academy Manager Damien Broad ‘We were very pleased with how the lads conducted themselves and represented the club throughout the day, their engagement at the event in Manchester will no doubt put them in good stead with whatever they choose to do next in life. There was something for everyone and it certainly is something we will continue to do for our young players. It is great to attend these kind of events as it only assists with the planning and preparation that needs to go into the next steps of their life, whether they have a career in the game or not.’ ‘The game was just the cherry on the cake, we decided to make a full day of it as playing against Premier league opposition at their own training facility is not something the lads experience every week. It was a hardworking, disciplined and mature performance, the players proved they can do it, it’s now important they are more consistent and take this approach towards every game they play. It was not only just a fantastic result, but a great day of learning for all those in attendance.’

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Newport County AFC v Crawley Town Friday 15th April 2022 Marquee open from 1pm - Match K/O 3pm

Live Music from The Fatemakers & Tinty and the Bucket Hats County in the Community – Community Corner Newport City Radio Player Q&A, photos & autographs from 2pm Clubs of the Day – Cwmbran Celtic & Bargoed YMCA Charity of the Day - Kidscape Sweets, Candy & Drinks from The Welsh Sweet Co Bouncy Castle with R&N Inflatables

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MATCHBYMATCH ATCH FOLLOW THE EXILES THROUGHOUT THE 2021/22 SEASON DATE

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Key: Goalscorer(s) in Bold1; Sub 1 1 l; Sub 2 l; Sub 3 l; Sub 4 l; Sub 5 l; Yellow Card n; Red Card n; * Own Goal.

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AWAY F-A POS STARTING XI

Key: Goalscorer(s) in Bold ; Sub 1 l; Sub 2 l; Sub 3 l; Sub 4 l; Sub 5 l Yellow Card n; Red Card n; * Own Goal; (P) Penalty.

Statistics supplied by Gareth Swattridge

Statistics supplied by Gareth Subs Swattridge

AUGUST

Sat 07 Tues 10 Sat 14 Sat 21 Wed 25 Sat 28 Tues 31

Oldham Athletic Ipswich Town Mansfield Town Tranmere Rovers SOUTHAMPTON Salford City PLYMOUTH ARGYLE

A A A A H A H

L2 CCR1 L2 L2 CCR2 L2 PJT

4094 6144 3793 6160 5920 1687 1032

317 131 156 181 1031 277 155

1-0 1-0 1-2 1-0 0-8 0-3 2-0

6 -13 9 -15 --

Day Townsend Day Day Townsend n Day Townsend

Norman n A Lewis Norman Norman Lewis n Norman Bright n

Haynes Hall Haynes n Haynes Hall Haynes Lewis n

Farquharson Woodiwiss Farquharson Farquharson Farquharson Farquharson l Woodiwiss

Upson Livermore l n Upson L Collinsl Upsonn Ellisonl Bennett l ln Missilou Missilou Hyltonll Cain l

Bennett Abraham 1 Azaz Hyltonl Azaz l Greenidge Missilou Abrahamln Upson Fishe 1l Cooper

Azaz l Willmott 1 J Clarkel Willmott Upsonl AzazFisher l l Hylton Abrahaml Abraham 1

Ellison l Missilou l nl Abrahams Hylton l ln L Collins Willmott Greenridgel Willmott Ellisonll Willmott l

LEYTON ORIENT Harrogate Town NORTHAMPTON TOWN WALSALL Barrow AFC

H A H H A

L2 L2 L2 L2 L2

3845 2670 3168 3825 2427

396 110 161 547 91

2-2 2-2 0-1 2-1 1-2

15 14 19 12 14

Day Day Day Townsend Townsend

Willmott Norman l Norman Norman Norman

Haynes Haynes Haynes Lewis Lewis

Norman Farquharson Farquharson Clarke 1 Clarke

Dolan 1 l Dolan l Demetriou Dolan Dolan l

Demetriou Demetriou n Bennett l Demetriou 1 Haynes

Bennett l n Bennett 1 Livermore n Upson l n Upson

Upson Upson Cain l Livermore l Azaz 1 l

Cooper Cooper Willmott Cooper Willmott

Abraham l Willmott 1 Collins l Telford Baker-Richardson l

SCUNTHORPE UNITED BRADFORD CITY ARSENAL U21 Exeter City CARLISLE UNITED Bristol Rovers STEVENAGE

H H H A H A H

L2 L2 PJT L2 L2 L2 L2

3213 4089 1426 5078 2962 7515 3439

98 450 91 614 108 1032 92

3-0 0-0 3-4 2-2 2-2 3-1 5-0

12 13 -14 13 12 8

Day Day Townsend Day Day Day Day

Norman Norman Lewis Norman Norman Norman Norman

Haynes Haynes Hall Haynes Haynes n n Lewis Lewis

Clarke Clarke Woodiwiss n Clarke Clarke Clarke n Clarke

Dolan Dolan Missilou n Dolan Dolan Dolan l Demetriou

Demetriou Demetriou Cain Demetriou Demetriou Demetriou Willmott l

Upson Upson l Livermore Upson Upson n n Cain AZAZ 1

Willmott Willmott Collins WILLMOTT 1 Willmott Willmott n Cain

Cooper 1 l Cooper n Hylton l Cooper l Cooper l Cooper Cooper

Morecambe Swindon Town Hartlepool United SWINDON TOWN Crawley Town Colchester United

A A A H A A

FACR1 PJT L2 L2 L2 L2

1879 2125 5764 5141 1438 2401

167 157 114 1027 130 83

0-1 0-1 2-1 1-2 1-1 1-1

--5 8 9 9

Day Townsend Day Day Day Day

Norman Bright Norman Norman Norman n Norman

Lewis l Haynes Haynes Haynes Lewis n Haynes

Clarke Dolan l Clarke Clarke n Clarke n Clarke n

Demetriou Missilou n Dolan Dolan n Dolan l Bennett

Willmott Upson n Demetriou n Demetriou Demetriou Demetriou

Azaz Collins Upson n Upson l Upson l n Willmott

Cain l Ellison Cooper l n Cooper l Cooper Cooper n

Cooper l Hylton l n Azaz Azaz Azaz Azaz

Telford Abraham l TELFORD 1 TELFORD 1 TELFORD 1 TELFORD 1

Baker-Richardson l Ellison l Baker-Richardson

SUTTON UNITED PORT VALE Rochdale

H H A

L2 L2 L2

3368 4074 2232

90 340 344

3-2 2-1 0-3

8 4 6

Day Day Day

Norman Norman Norman n

Haynes l Lewis n Lewis l

Clarke l Clarke Clarke

DOLAN 1 Dolan Dolan l

Demetriou Demetriou Demetriou n

Willmott Willmott Willmott

Cooper Cooper n Cooper

Azaz AZAZ 1 l Azaz

COLLINS 1 TELFORD 1 l Telford

Baker-Richardson l Baker-Richardson

Walsall SALFORD CITY HARROGATE TOWN Scunthorpe United Leyton Orient BARROW AFC

A H H A A H

L2 L2 L2 L2 L2 L2

4946 BCD BCD 2604 3413 4080

722 0 0 453 169 73

*3-3 0-2 4-0 1-0 1-0 2-1

7 7 6 5 3 3

Townsend Townsend Townsend Townsend Townsend Townsend

Norman l Norman n Norman n Norman NORMAN 1 Norman

Lewis Lewis l Haynes Haynes Haynes Haynes

Clarke Clarke Pask Pask l Pask Clarke

Dolan Demetriou

Bennett Willmott Bennett l Bennett Bennett Bennett

Willmott Cain l Cain Cain Cain l Cain l

Cooper Cooper Cooper l n Cooper l Cooper Cooper

Azaz Azaz l Azaz Azaz Willmott l Azaz

TELFORD 2 l Telford TELFORD 2 l Telford l n Fisher l TELFORD 2 l

Baker-Richardson l n Baker-Richardson

Forest Green Rovers NorthamptonTown OLDHAM ATHLETIC MANSFIELD TOWN TRANMERE ROVERS

A A H H H

L2 L2 L2 L2 L2

3817 4255 3901 3956 4018

1224 228 343 339 431

0-2 0-1 3-3 1-1 4-2

5 7 7 8 8

Townsend Townsend Townsend Townsend Townsend

Norman Norman n Norman l Lewis Norman

Haynes Haynes HAYNES 1 Haynes l LEWIS 1

Pask n Pask Pask Pask Clarke

Demetriou Demetriou

Bennett Bennett Dolan Dolan l Bennett

Cain n Cain l Bennett l n Bennett Willmott l

Cooper l Willmott l Cooper Cain l Cooper l

Azaz Azaz Azaz Azaz AZAZ 1

FOREST GREEN ROVERS BRISTOL ROVERS Stevenage Carlisle United HARTLEPOOL UNITED Bradford City

H H A A H A

L2 L2 L2 L2 L2 L2

4448 6237 2733 4445 4768 14716

336 1035 309 144 156 297

1-1 1-0 2-0 2-1 *2-3 0-0

6 4 3 3 3 5

Townsend Townsend Townsend Townsend Day Day

Norman Lewis Norman Norman Norman Norman

Lewis n Haynes n Lewis l Haynes Haynes Lewis

Clarke n n Norman Clarke Clarke l Clarke l Clarke l

Demetriou Demetriou Demetriou DEMETRIOU 1 Demetriou Demetriou

Bennett n Bennett Bennett Bennett Bennett Bennett l

Cain Cain Cain l Dolan Dolan l Willmott

Cooper l n WAITE 1 l Waite Waite Cooper l Waite

EXETER CITY Swindon Town CRAWLEY TOWN Sutton United COLCHESTER UNITED Port Vale

H A H A H A

L2 L2 L2 L2 L2 L2

5697 11408

1017 1202

0-1 *1-0

8 7

Day Day

Norman n Norman

Haynes Haynes

Clarke l Clarke

Demetriou n Demetriou

Bennett l Bennett

Willmott n Willmott l

Waite Waite

ROCHDALE

Demetriou Dolan l J Clarke Missilou Bennett l Bennett J ClarkeWillmott BennettAbraham J1 ClarkeAzazl J ClarkeWillmott 1 Dolan l Azaz (J)Clarke Azazl BennettWillmott Dolan l Livermore n

SUBSTITUTESL Collins l Willmott

Referee

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e are delighted to welcome our official charity partners Kidscape for their charity awareness match against Crawley, where you can meet the team in our family marquee prior to the game and young people can participate in some fun activities. ‘Tinty and the Bucket Hats’ will also be performing their songs that they have recorded to raise funds for the charity. Kidscape gives hope and help to thousands of children and families each year. They provide practical support, training, and advice to challenge bullying and protect young lives. It’s a sad truth that at least one child in every classroom experience bullying every single day. Bullying can follow children home on their phones and devices. It can affect self-esteem, and it can make going to school a misery. Kidscape ZAP workshops teach a range of practical tools (the ‘ZAP tools’) for handling a

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DOMINIC TELFORD

KANE WILSON

MATT STEVENS

MITCHELL PINNOCK

HARRY MCKIRDY

NICKY CADDEN

JAMILLE MATT

JEVANI BROWN

HARRY SMITH

JAMILLE MATT

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HARRY MCKIRDY

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JEVANI BROWN

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DOMINIC TELFORD

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NICKY CADDEN

CONOR WILKINSON

CALLUM COOKE

FINN AZAZ

GEORGE THOMSON

ANDY COOK

KANE WILSON

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RORY WATSON

JACK DIAMOND

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GLENN MORRIS

DYLAN BAHAMBOULA

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PAUL FARMAN

DAVID AJIBOYE

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JOSEPH WOLLACOTT

ALEX GILLIEAD

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Carlisle haven’t lost a Football League game on Good Friday since a 2-0 loss to Grimsby in 1980, going unbeaten in 12 such fixtures since then (W3 D9).

MATCH FACTS & TOTAL CARDS Newport have lost only one of their last nine Football League games against Crawley (W4 D4), having previously lost each of the first three meetings.

Since winning on their first visit to Newport in the Football League in September 2015 (3-0), Crawley have failed to win any of their last five games there (D2 L3).

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BY RICHARD TAYLOR RED DEVILS’ STATS …

Formed: 1896 Ground: The People’s Pension (Broadfield) Stadium,Winfield Way, Crawley, West Sussex RH11 9RX Capacity: 6,134 (3,295 seated) Previous Grounds: Local grounds/parks (1896-1949), Town Mead (1949-97). Previous Name: Crawley FC (1896-1958). Best League Position: 10th, League One 2012-13. Best in FA Cup: Round 5, 2010-11, lost at Manchester United 0-1 and 2011-12, lost home to Stoke City 0-2. Best in League Cup: Round 4, 2019-20, lost to Colchester United1-3. Best in FATrophy: Quarter-Finalists 2007-08, lost to Torquay United 1-4. Best in EFLTrophy: Quarter-Finalists (South) 2014-15, lost to Gillingham 1-2. Record Win: 8-0 v Droylsden, FA Trophy, February 2006. Record Defeat: 0-7 v Bath City, Southern League Premier Division, January 2000. Record Crowd: 5,880 v Reading, FA Cup Round 3, January 2013. Record Signing: Richard Brodie, £200,000 from York City, August 2010. Record Departure: Tyrone Barnett, £1.1m to Peterborough United, July 2012. Record Appearances: Cliff Cant, 450 (1982-92). Record Scorer: Terry Robbins, 89 (1984-86). Most Capped Player: Ricky German, 2, Grenada.

RED DEVILS’ LEAGUE JOURNEY …

1896-1901 West Sussex League; 1901-1940 Mid-Sussex League; 1945-56 Sussex County League; 1956-63 Metropolitan & District League; 1963-69 Southern League First Division; 1969-70 Southern League Premier Division; 1970-71 Southern League First Division; 1971-79 Southern League First Division (S); 1979-84 Southern League Southern Division; 1984-2004 Southern League Premier; 2004-11 Conference Premier; 2011-15 League One; 2015- League Two.

RED DEVILS’ LAST 10 SEASONS …

Season 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19

League League Two League One League One League One League Two League Two League Two League Two

Position 3 (prom.) 10 14 22 (rel.) 20 19 14 19

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Average Att. 3,211 3,395 3,486 2,709 2,405 2,457 2,268 2,102

2019-20 2020-21

League Two League Two

13 12

2,232 ………

RED DEVILS’ LAST 10 GAMES …

26 Feb: Forest Green Rovers H 01 Mar: Oldham Athletic H 05 Mar: Scunthorpe United H 08 Mar: Bristol Rovers H 12 Mar: Port Vale A 15 Mar: Exeter City A 19 Mar: Swindon Town H 26 Mar: Rochdale H 29 Mar: Salford City A 09 Apr: Barrow H

F-A 2-1 2-2 0-0 1-2 1-4 1-2 3-1 1-0 1-2 1-0

Att: 2,086 1,927 2,144 2,223 5,131 4,042 2,977 2,164 1,290 2,081

Scorers: Appiah 12 (1 pen), Nichols 10, Nadesan 8, Hessenthaler 4, Ashford (now Ayr United) 2, Lynch 2, Tilley 2, Tsaroulla 2, Craig 1, Davies 1, Ferry 1, Francomb 1, Hutchinson 1, Oteh 1, Payne 1, Powell 1 (pen.), Tunnicliffe 1. One own goal

IN THE BEGINNING …

Recent research suggests that the club may have played friendly matches before their officially recognised formation date of 1896. Minutes from a Sussex County FA meeting of that year confirm that Crawley had been given permission to change their colours, stating: ’A discussion arose as to the club colours, the Secretary pointing out that in league contests the club must play in distinctive colours and ultimately the old navy blue shirts were thrown over in favour of scarlet.’ ‘The Surrey Mirror’ suggests that a Crawley club may even have been playing – presumably in navy! - as early as 1890, with its 29 November edition from that year reporting ‘the first match played by Crawley since its formation came on Saturday, ending in a win for the home team (against Lingfield) by four goals to two.’ However, 1896 was certainly the year that our visitors were accepted as founder members of the West Sussex League, and they remained at district level until stepping up into the Sussex County League at the end of World War Two.

HIGHLIGHTS

The current campaign is Town’s 11th as a Football League outfit following their Conference championship success under recently appointed Stevenage boss Steve Evans in 2010-11. That title, with a Conference record points total of 105, was the icing on the cake for this afternoon’s visitors, who also reached Round 5 of the FA Cup, losing 1-0 to nickname namesakes Manchester United at Old Trafford. The West Sussex Red Devils, backed by considerable investment, were clearly on a roll and completed their first fourth tier season in third place, securing League One football, while again reaching the last 16 of the FA Cup. Reds remained in League One for three seasons, with a best ever position of 10th in 2012-13, just six points off the play-offs. Future County loan striker and current Port Vale hot shot Jamie

•A dministration! Reds suffered this fate in the late 1990s and again in 2006, when players and staff were made to take a 50% pay cut and the entire squad was put up for sale. Supporters started a ‘Red Card’ campaign to remove the club chairman and formed a Supporters’ Trust. Reports revealed that the club was around £1.4million in debt with nearly £400,000 due to HMRC. The financial uncertainty rumbled on for around four years, with a 2010 High Court appearance, before the arrival of majority shareholders Bruce Winfield and Susan Carter attracted overseas investment and signalled an exciting new era for the club. • The 1969-70 season. Hopes were high at the start of the campaign following Red Devils’ promotion from the Southern League First Division in fourth place behind Brentwood Town, Bath City and Gloucester City the preevious campaign. Unfortunately, only Burton Albion finished below Crawley in their debut Southern League Premier Division season and they remained in the league’s second tier until their promotion as runners-up in 1983-84.

RED DEVILS’ TODAY

Takeover complete All talk at the People’s Pension Stadium in the past week has been on the takeover of Crawley Town by American investment group WAGMI United LLC, who have purchased controlling shares. The company specialise in cryptocurrency and co-founder Preston Johnson is clearly excited about the potential in the new venture, stating: ‘Crawley Town Football Club is a club with more than 125 years of rich history that we revere and respect. However, a conventional approach to ownership hasnot worked and the club is losing hundreds of thousands of pounds while its fans suffer through year after year of uninspiring results on the pitch.We are going to shake up the status quo, try out some new ideas, and build a worldwide community of fans new and old that can be excited to cheer on the Red Devils together - stretching from West Sussex to anywhere in the world with an internet connection.’ Johnson and fellow co-founder Eben Smith will assume roles as club directors and have also pledged to allow fans to decide if they continue in those roles, should they fail to achieve promotion to League One by the end of their second season - a target which they say is ‘about 50/50’.Daryl Morey, president of the NBA’s Philadelphia 76ers, businessman Gary Vaynerchuk and TikTok personality Bryce Hall are all part of the group. First team manager John Yems, 62,is enthusiastic about the takeover: ‘This is an exciting time for the club.Let’s hope that we can continue the good progress we have made and take the club forward.’

MANAGER’S VIEW

John Yems talking to the pressafter last weekend’s victory over Barrow, praisedthe character his squad have shown in recent weeks, despite injury problems. ‘Once again, we nick a 1-0 and on the balance of play, we deserved it.It shows you the heart, the desire and the drive from whoever we play. Quality sometimes goes out the window but give me ten players like George Francomb and Hessy (Jake Hessenthaler) and Payney (Jack Payne) and you won’t be far off

winning things.Then you have creative players like Kwesi (Appiah), Nico (Tom Nichols), and Nadders (Ashley Nadesan) -with his pace you are always going to be a threat - but it is getting that balance and hopefully we might be able to play everybody again which makes my job double hard then.it wasnot bad for a team who is supposed to be unfit and give games away and all the old monsters that come back to haunt you!’

FANS’ VIEWS

Many posters on ‘CTFCFansForum’ are debating the merits of the recent club takeover, though there is some chat around today’s Good Friday clash. Here is a quick look, with thanks to those named. ‘We now only have 5 seats available for Friday’s game at Newport County.’ As of Sunday afternoon, ‘Alain’ was hoping to fill all 53 seats on Crawley’s supporters’ coach to RP. ‘If you had offered me 1-1 against a team I would be very surprised to not see in the top seven at the end of the season I definitely would have taken that.’ ‘steve98’ reflecting on the 1-1 draw in West Sussex five months ago. ‘Newport probably among the top 4-5 teams in the division given how they stroke the ball around.’ ‘steve’ (without the 98) complimentary about County’s passing style. ‘They do have good players when they attack.’ ‘philb’ agrees. ‘Salford show that if an owner puts in the money any size team can survive in League Two and I would expect that could continue up the leagues, but you will have to overpay for players (straight choice, Sunderland v Crawley). That is hardly fitting into the profile of shaking up how things are done. We need fans through the gate.’ ‘jim’ with some thoughts on the takeover.

THE COUNTY CONNECTION

Season 1995-96 1996-97 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2010-11 2010-11 2013-14 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21 2021-22

Competition Home Southern League: Premier 1-1 (827) Southern League: Premier 0-1 (601) Southern League: Premier 0-1 (607) Southern League: Premier 3-1 (646) Southern League: Premier 1-1 (653) Southern League: Premier 3-3 (583) Southern League: Premier 1-2 (632) Conference Premier 0-1 (2,026) FA Cup 4QR 0-1 (2,247) EFL Trophy Round 2 3-2 (1,350) League Two 0-3 (2,137) League Two 1-0 (2,946) League Two 2-1 (5,741) League Two 0-0 (3,166) League Two 1-1 (3,119) League Two 2-0 League Two

Away 0-0 (853) 3-1 (922) 2-2 (542) 2-1 (779) 1-0 (1,146) 0-2 (1,041) 2-1 (1,669) 3-2 (2,556) 0-2 (2,003) 1-3 (2,022) 2-1 (1,455) 1-4 (2,157) …… 1-1 1-1 (1,483)

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MEET THE PLAYERS

CRAWLEY TOWN WITH PHIL TANNER 01 Glenn Morris GOALKEEPER

Recently passed the landmark of 250 EFL games for Crawley in a senior career of more than 500. Originally signed in 2016 with the intention of combining playing with coaching duties, Glenn then established himself as first choice. He had previously played for Gillingham, Aldershot, Leyton Orient and Southend and has become one of the most popular team members, winning Player of the Year three times.

02 Archie Davies DEFENDER

At the time of writing has made 32 first-team appearances this season either starting or off the bench, after clocking up 38 last term. Sussex lad Archie was a summer 2020 arrival from neighbours Brighton, where he didn’t make the first team but did play for their U21s in the EFL Trophy, totalling seven appearances. In 2017-18 he played eight games on loan for Brighton club Whitehawk, who were then in NL South.

03 Owen Gallacher DEFENDER

Left back or winger signed in July after being released by Burton Albion. Owen, 23. started his professional career in his home town at Newcastle United and played more than 40 games for their U18 and U23 squads before moving to Nottingham Forest. Forest loaned him to Harrogate Town and he joined Burton ahead of last season, when he made 12 competitive appearances including nine in League One..

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04 George Francomb MIDFIELDER

Named captain ahead of last season, George signed in June 2018 from AFC Wimbledon where he had spent six seasons. He helped the Londoners win promotion to League One after joining on a permanent basis, after an earlier loan from Norwich where he was a trainee, and went on to clock up 221 appearances. He played on loan for Barnet and Hibernian and won a runner-up’s medal in the 2012 Scottish Cup.

05 Tony Craig DEFENDER

Hugely experienced centreback who turns 37 next week. Tony’s career of more than 670 senior games began at Millwall, where he had three spells totalling 270 EFL appearances interspersed with one season at Crystal Palace and three with Brentford where he topped 100 games. He then spent three campaigns with Bristol Rovers - playing almost 100 league games - before joining Crawley ahead of last season.

08 Jack Powell MIDFIELDER

England C cap who joined the Reds in June 2019 from Maidstone United after they were relegated from the National League. The 28-year-old was in the youth set-up at West Ham United before joining Millwall. After loans to Concord Rangers and Braintree he spent two and half seasons with Ebbsfleet United. He was loaned to Aldershot in 2019-20 but in 2020-21 and this season he has been a near ever-present.

09 Tom Nichols STRIKER

Experienced lower-division forward signed in summer 2020 from Bristol Rovers, where he clocked up more than 100 appearances across three seasons, with five on loan to Cheltenham in 2019-20. Tom came through Exeter’s youth programme to score 32 in 97 EFL games and was loaned by the Grecians to Dorchester, Hereford and Bath City. He then spent two seasons in League One with Peterborough.

10 Ashley Nadesan STRIKER

Signed from Fleetwood on a free transfer soon after the end of 2018-19 and at the time of writing has passed a century of appearances, scoring eight in 36 games this season. The 27-year-old was born in Redhill, Surrey, and was picked up by Fleetwood after scoring prolifically for Horley in the Combined Counties League. Ashley scored 14 in League Two for Carlisle across two loan spells in 2017-18 and 2018-19.

11 Tyler Frost MIDFIELDER

Summer 2020 signing from hometown club Reading, where he came through the youth programme and despite not making the first team made eight appearances for their juniors in the EFL Trophy in 2016-17 and 2017-18. Tyler spent a month on loan at our old rivals Havant & Waterlooville, then in the National League, in 2018-19 and is now closing in on 50 appearances in the Reds’ midfield.

14 James Tilley MIDFIELDER

January 2021 signing from Grimsby who spent a year there after joining from Brighton. Now 23, James featured for the Seagulls’ juniors in the EFL Trophy and spent the first half of 2019-20 on loan at Yeovil Town. In 2019 he went on loan to League of Ireland club Cork City and played 19 games in their summer season. Spent September with Dorking in National League South and returned to cement a first-team place.

15 Ludwig Francillette DEFENDER

Born in Guadeloupe and capped by them at youth level. The 22-year-old centreback played in France for Dijon before dropping down to sixth-tier side AS Quetigny. There he was spotted by Newcastle United, where he spent almost two years in the development squad and played five times for the U21s in the EFL Trophy in 2019-20 and last season. Released by the Magpies last June, he joined Crawley in August.

17 Emmanuel Adebowale DEFENDER

Centreback standing 6’4” who signed in the January 2020 window from Eastbourne Borough for an undisclosed fee, making his debut early in 2020-21 but followed by only limited appearances. Manny was a scholar with Sheffield United before playing for Hayes & Yeading, Bishop’s Stortford and Dover, with a loan from Dover to Bognor Regis Town. Spent the first half of this season on loan at Havant in NL South.

18 Will Ferry MIDFIELDER

Irish U19 and U21 cap on loan from Southampton, with 29 League Two appearances at the time of writing, 20 as a starter. Left-sided Will is 21 and can play in midfield or at fullback. He was picked up by the Saints from Bury as a teenager and is yet to make their first team, but appeared for their U21s in the EFL Trophy last season. He also featured 16 times for the B team in Premier League 2, scoring three.

19 Jordan Tunnicliffe DEFENDER

Recently passed a century of appearances for the Reds. Former West Brom trainee Jordan signed in July 2019 after leaving AFC Fylde in the National League, where he had been a regular for two seasons. The centreback had joined the Lancashire coast club from Kidderminster Harriers. He started his career in West Brom’s academy before joining Barnsley, but didn’t make any first-team appearances there.

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20 Sam Matthews

25 Nick Tsaroulla DEFENDER

39 Jake Hessenthaler

Recalled last month from a loan at Aldershot in the National League where he played five games. One of several players in the squad with time at Bristol Rovers on his CV, Sam joined Town at the end of 2019-20. He came through the youth team at Bournemouth and went on loan to Braintree Town and Eastleigh. He had a third spell with the Hampshire club in 201920 after joining Rovers.

Born in Bristol and capped by Cyprus at U21. Left back Nick, recently turned 23, came through the youth team at Spurs but his progress was cut short by a car crash which kept him out for a year. Released ahead of the 201920 season, he joined Brentford and spent a year in their highly rated development team. He spent six weeks training with Crawley before signing in October 2020 and is closing in on 50 EFL games.

MIDFIELDER

Joined the Reds in summer 2020 after two seasons with Grimsby Town. About to turn 28, Jake had spent almost all his senior career before that at Gillingham and is the son of former Gills player and manager Andy Hessenthaler, now in charge at Dover. After starting his youth career at Chelsea he made more than 140 appearances for the Kent club and had brief loans at Lewes, Tamworth and Margate early in his career.

28 Jack Payne

40 Isaac Hutchinson

MIDFIELDER

21 Kwesi Appiah STRIKER

August signing after a season in the Indian Superleague. Before that Kwesi spent three years with AFC Wimbledon and netted 11 in 35 + 24 EFL appearances. He was born in London and has seven full caps for Ghana. Spotted by Crystal Palace after scoring 22 in 24 games for non-league Margate in 2011-12, he had no fewer than eight loans away from Selhurst Park including one to Cardiff City and one in Norway.

23 Aramide Oteh STRIKER

Played here in January for Salford, where he was on a short-term deal after joining on a free transfer from QPR. The 23-year-old is a graduate of the QPR academy and made 17 appearances for them in the Championship. He had a series of loans away from Loftus Road, playing and scoring for Walsall, Bradford City - where his time ended early because the season was curtailed - Stevenage and Colchester United.

24 Caleb Watts STRIKER

On loan from Southampton but injured a hamstring 17 minutes into his January debut. Twentyyear-old Caleb made his Saints debut last season with one start in the FA Cup, followed by three Premier League games off the bench. He has also featured for their U21 side in the EFL Trophy. Qualifying via his father, he represented Australia at the Olympics in Tokyo where he was the youngest squad member.

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MIDFIELDER

Summer signing with a long track record in the EFL and the National League. Jack, 30, began his career with a century of games for Gillingham, where he won Young Player of the Year three times. A loan to Peterborough became a permanent move and he spent 2015-16 on loan at Orient. He then joined Blackpool, where he helped win promotion in 2016-17, followed by two seasons each with Ebbsfleet and Eastleigh.

45 Mark Marshall MIDFIELDER

Jamaican winger soon to turn 35, signed in September after leaving Northampton when they were relegated from L1. Mark made his EFL debut in 2008 after leaving Eastleigh for Swindon and went on to play and score consistently for Barnet, Coventry, Port Vale, Bradford City, Charlton and Gillingham. His honours include promotion via the L1 playoffs with Charlton in 2019 and from L2 with Northampton in 2020.

MIDFIELDER

On loan from Derby County since January. Isaac spent eight years in the academy at Brighton, near his home town of Eastbourne. He joined Southend ahead of 2019-20 and made 32 appearances. He was picked up by Derby early last season and played one game for the Rams, when their development side stepped up for the FA Cup loss at Chorley, before playing 10 times on loan at Forest Green Rovers.

30 Amrit BansalMcNulty MIDFIELDER

Northern Ireland U21 cap on loan from QPR until the end of the season. Amrit spent four months at Crawley after signing on loan until 1 January in early September and returned for a second spell on deadline day. In his first stint the 21-year-old made four league appearances as well as playing in the FA Cup and Papa John’s Trophy. He also scored from the halfway line in a game in the Sussex Cup.

37 Joel Lynch DEFENDER

Veteran with more than 400 EFL appearances to his name as well as one Wales cap in 2012. Joel joined in September as a free agent a year after leaving Sunderland, initially short-term, and signed an 18-month extension in January. Born in Eastbourne, he began his career with Brighton and moved on to Nottingham Forest - a loan followed by a permanent switch - Huddersfield, QPR and Sunderland.

HEAD COACH

JOHN YEMS

John was appointed in December 2019. This is his second spell guiding the Reds - he was in joint caretaker charge in what was then called the Conference in 2006-07 when they stayed up on the last day after starting the campaign with a ten-point deduction. John played reserve football for Crystal Palace, Reading and Millwall before a knee injury forced an early move into coaching, in which he has gone on to attain UEFA’s A Licence. He was assistant to Exeter manager Paul Tisdale for 18 months from 2009 and then spent six years with Bournemouth. He played an important part in their rise from League One to the Premier League in his role as Football Operations Manager under Eddie Howe, with responsibility for coaching and recruitment. John has also worked at Fulham, Crystal Palace, Millwall, Torquay and Gillingham and was scouting for various clubs including Newcastle United when he took the reins at the People’s Pension Stadium. He is assisted by Lewis Young, who was promoted in February when Lee Bradbury left to manage National League side Eastleigh. Lewis’s 13-year playing career included more than 200 EFL games for Town.

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CRAWLEY TOWN

1. Joe Day (GK) 2. Cameron Norman 3. Ryan Haynes 4. Josh Pask 5. James Clarke 6. Priestley Farquharson 7. Robbie Willmott 8. Matty Dolan 10. Courtney Baker-Richardson 11. Robert Street 12. Alex Fisher 14. Aaron Lewis 16. Timmy Abraham 17. Scot Bennett 18. Finn Azaz 19. Dom Telford 20. Courtney Senior 21. Lewis Collins 22. Kevin Ellison 24. Jake Cain 26. James Waite 28. Mickey Demetriou 30. Nick Townsend (GK) 31. Ollie Cooper

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MANAGER: John Yems

Glenn Morris (GK) Archie Davies Owen Gallacher George Francomb Tony Craig Jack Powell Tom Nicholls Ashley Nadesan Tyler Frost James Tilley Ludwig Francillette Emmanuel Adebowale Will Ferry Jordan Tunnicliffe Sam Matthews Kiwesi Appiah Aramide Oteh Caleb Watts Nicholas Tsaroulla Jack Payne Amrit Bansal-McNulty Alfie Jones (GK) Mustafa Hussein Kaan Kevser-Junior Joel Lynch Jake Hessenthaler Isaac Huchinson Taylor Seymour (GK) Mark Marshall Florian Kastrati

INCHARGE Referee: Simon Mather Assistant: Justin Amey

Assistant: Adam Ricketts

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