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BBC News
a day ago
- Business
- BBC News
Crawley sign forward McKirdy on free transfer
Crawley Town have signed forward Harry McKirdy from Bromley on a free 28-year-old scored two goals in nine appearances for the Ravens after moving to Hayes Lane in who began his career at Aston Villa and has had spells with Carlisle, Port Vale, Swindon and Hibernian, has signed a one-year contract with worked with boss Scott Lindsey during his first spell at the Robins before Lindsey left the club to join the West Sussex outfit."It's really nice to be here, it feels good to link back up with [Scott] Lindsey again, and hopefully I can help get the boys promoted back up to League One and be a part of it again," he told Crawley's website, external. "When I worked with Scott before, it was the best time that I had in football, and we had some good times together, so I am hoping that I can rekindle them."
BBC News
5 days ago
- General
- BBC News
Crawley Town bring in midfielder Brown
Crawley Town have signed former Forest Green Rovers midfielder Reece Brown on a one-year 29-year-old former England youth player spent time on trial at Crawley towards the end of last most recently played 12 games for Forest Green in the 2023-24 seasonHaving come up through Birmingham City's academy Brown has also featured for the likes of Notts County, Chesterfield, Huddersfield Town and Peterborough United in a career that has seen him play more than 200 games across all three tiers of the EFL. "Reece is someone who I have previously worked with during my time at Forest Green Rovers," Crawley boss Scott Lindsay said."He is an outstanding talent who is very comfortable with the ball at his feet, can drive forward and also pass really well. "He completely fits into what we are trying to do here at Crawley. "I feel his potential didn't reach the heights that it should have, so hopefully, Crawley can be a platform for him to shine once again."
Yahoo
13-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Kelly among six players offered new Crawley deals
Crawley Town midfielder Jeremy Kelly is one of six players who have been offered new contracts following the club's relegation from League One. The 27-year-old American scored four goals in 44 appearances in all competitions this season. Kelly joined the club at the end of the winter transfer window last year from FC Tulsa. Also in negotiations over a new contract are Dion Conroy, Harry Forster, Liam Fraser, Ryan Sandford and Joy Mukena. Strikers Tyreece John-Jules and Sonny Fish, as well as goalkeeper Jasper Sheik, have been released. The rest of the club's 18 players are already under contract for next season.
BBC News
13-05-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
Kelly among six players offered new Crawley deals
Crawley Town midfielder Jeremy Kelly is one of six players who have been offered new contracts following the club's relegation from League 27-year-old American scored four goals in 44 appearances in all competitions this season. Kelly joined the club at the end of the winter transfer window last year from FC in negotiations over a new contract are Dion Conroy, Harry Forster, Liam Fraser, Ryan Sandford and Joy Tyreece John-Jules and Sonny Fish, as well as goalkeeper Jasper Sheik, have been rest of the club's 18 players are already under contract for next season.
BBC News
09-05-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
Ex-Crawley coach charged over 'disability' abuse
Former Crawley Town assistant manger and interim head coach Louis Storey has been charged by the Football Association with abusing a supporter while making a reference to alleged incident happened during the first half of Crawley's 3-1 League One defeat at Blackpool on Saturday, 22 is being treated as an "aggravated breach" of FA rules, a charge that does not come with a pre-determined sanction if case, and any possible punishment, will be dealt with by an independent regulatory commission. Storey was assistant manager at Crawley under Rob Elliot, who was appointed in October 2024. Both left National League club Gateshead to join the Red 31-year-old then had a brief spell as the club's interim head coach following Elliot's departure in March. He left the Sussex club when Scott Lindsey, who was unable to prevent Crawley's relegation to League Two, returned to replace has until Tuesday, 13 May to respond to the charge. A statement from the FA said: "It's alleged the former Crawley Town assistant manager breached FA Rule E3.1 by using abusive and/or insulting words towards a supporter during the first half."It's further alleged that this constitutes an "aggravated breach", which is defined in FA Rule E3.2, as it included a reference - whether express or implied - to disability."
