Colin Kazim-Richards has been relieved of his duties as Crawley Town manager, the club have confirmed. A failed Celtic signing under Ronny Deila in 2016…

Crawley Town have dismissed head coach Colin Kazim-Richards with immediate effect, the English club announced on Wednesday morning. Assistant head coach Julian Gray and director of football Erdem Konyar have also left their posts alongside the former Celtic forward following a difficult run of form.
Kazim-Richards, who was appointed earlier in the year following a coaching stint with Arsenal's academy, initially helped the club avoid relegation last season. During his playing career, the 40-year-old spent a brief spell at Celtic in 2016 under Ronny Deila, scoring twice before departing.
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