League Two club Crawley Town have sacked head coach and former Sheffield United attacker Colin Kazim-Richards after a tough start to the season.
Crawley Town have sacked head coach Colin Kazim-Richards following a 3-2 home defeat against Shrewsbury Town on Tuesday evening. The decision ends the 40-year-old former Sheffield United striker's seven-month tenure after the club suffered seven losses in their first 10 league matches, leaving them at the bottom of the League Two table.
Alongside Kazim-Richards, assistant coach Julian Gray and director of football Erdem Konyar have also left the club. Appointed in March, Kazim-Richards previously guided the Red Devils to EFL safety by a single point, finishing his managerial stint with five wins, five draws, and 11 losses across 21 matches.
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