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CRAWLEY GLORY WAS MADE IN NON-LEAGUE!

CRAWLEY GLORY

FAITH: Scott Lindsey

JUBILANT Crawley Town boss Scott Lindsey admitted his Non-League scouting made all the difference after the Red Devils completed their fairytale run to League One, writes Hugo Varley.
Crawley had no fewer than nine players who were playing Non-League football last year in their squad for last Sunday’s 2-0 play-off final win over Crewe Alexandra.
“It’s amazing to think so many of the lads in that team were playing outside the EFL just last season,” said former Chatham Town boss Lindsey. “They have stepped up all season. They j...

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