Enjoy today’s match against Barrow. A team we sold Dom Telford to, the real jockey. Todays match marks a turning point in the table for us. Do we go for wembley, or do we let ourselves down? COYR

Get ready, Crawley Town fans! It's time for another watch party as we embark on our journey in League One following that unforgettable play-off victory against Crewe Alexandra. Our first opponent is Blackpool FC, a team with a long history in English football. Blackpool Football Club, based in the seaside town of Blackpool, Lancashire, has been around since 1887. The club has played at Bloomfield Road since 1901 and has seen its fair share of ups and downs over the years. Known for their tangerine shirts since 1923, Blackpool has experienced everything from top-flight success to challenging times in the lower leagues. One of the club's most famous moments came in 1953 when they won the FA Cup in what’s often called the "Matthews Final," coming back from 3-1 down to win 4-3 against Bolton Wanderers. The 1950s also saw them consistently finishing near the top of the First Division, with Stanley Matthews winning the inaugural Ballon d'Or in 1956. However, Blackpool's history hasn't been without its struggles. The club faced several relegations and financial issues, particularly during the controversial Oyston family ownership. Despite these challenges, Blackpool made a remarkable return to the Premier League in 2010 and have continued to fight their way back up the leagues. As Crawley Town faces Blackpool in our first League One match, it is our time to shine. Thank you for attending and COYR!

CRAWLEY TOWN ARE PROMOTED TO LEAGUE ONE! THANK YOU AND COYR!

Hey Crawley fans! The stage is set for an epic showdown as Crawley Town travels to Stadium MK to face off against MK Dons in the Second Leg of the Play-off Semi-finals! Following a thrilling 3-0 victory in front of a packed Broadfield Stadium, the dreams of Wembley Stadium are within touching distance for Crawley. However, just as gaffer Scott Lindsey refused to celebrate the first leg victory in front of the home fans, the Crawley faithful know better than to take anything for granted. Despite the commanding lead, Crawley understands that they are only halfway there. With 90 minutes left to play, Crawley is fully aware of the challenges that await them at Stadium MK. MK Dons will be determined to overturn the deficit and salvage their playoff hopes, setting the stage for a fiercely contested battle on the pitch. As the tension mounts and the excitement reaches fever pitch, Crawley fans will be there every step of the way, cheering on their beloved Red Devils with unwavering passion and support. It's a match where every moment counts, and Crawley is ready to give it their all to secure their place in the play-off final. Thank you for attending and COYR!

Hey Crawley Town fans! It's the final showdown of the season, and Crawley Town is gearing up to face Grimsby Town at the Broadfield Stadium. With their playoff dreams hanging in the balance, Crawley heads into this crucial fixture with determination and a single-minded focus on victory. As they square off against Grimsby, a team with little at stake, Crawley understands the importance of claiming all three points. While they may not know that a victory secures their playoff spot, it's all they're aiming for as they leave everything on the pitch in pursuit of success. Grimsby Town, presents a formidable challenge. Yet, Crawley's sights are set on overcoming this hurdle, fueled by the desire to end the season on a high and secure their place among the league's elite. For Crawley Town, every pass, tackle, and shot will be executed with precision and purpose. With the season's outcome hanging in the balance, Crawley's players are determined to give their all, driven by the unwavering support of their passionate fans. As the final whistle approaches, Crawley Town fans will unite in a chorus of support, urging their team onward to victory. With everything at stake in this crucial encounter, the atmosphere at the Broadfield Stadium is sure to be electric as fans rally behind their beloved Red Devils. Thank you for attending and COYR!

Things are heating up as Crawley Town faces a critical showdown when they travel to Sutton United's home ground, Gander Green Lane, for a crucial league encounter. With both teams facing contrasting objectives, this match promises high stakes and intense action on the pitch. Sutton United, rooted in the footballing history of South London, has a storied past of triumphs and memorable moments. From humble beginnings in junior leagues to their recent ascent to the Football League, The U's have carved out a legacy of resilience and determination. Despite their remarkable FA Cup exploits and historic victories, Sutton now finds themselves battling to avoid relegation from League Two. With the threat of the drop looming large, Sutton United will be fueled by the desire to secure vital points and stave off relegation. In contrast, Crawley Town enters the fray with aspirations of securing a playoff spot and extending their season into the postseason. Currently nestled among the playoff contenders, The Red Devils understand the significance of securing a victory against Sutton to maintain their position among the league's elite. However, Crawley's playoff hopes hinge not only on their own performance but also on other results going in their favor. With the pressure mounting, Crawley must rise to the occasion and deliver a performance worthy of their playoff ambitions. Thank you for attending and COYR!

Dear Crawley Town faithful, As we gather on this joyous occasion of Good Friday, our beloved Crawley Town face Doncaster Rovers at the Broadfield Stadium. With the memories of our previous encounter lingering, where we faced a setback, today presents us with a golden opportunity to turn the tide in our favor. Doncaster Rovers, steeped in history and tradition, stand as formidable opponents on their home turf. Established in 1879, they boast a rich legacy of triumphs and trials, symbolizing the resilience and determination embedded in the spirit of South Yorkshire. Yet, as the sun sets on this Good Friday, Crawley Town finds itself in a position of promise and potential. Currently occupying the 7th place, every match becomes a stepping stone towards our aspirations of glory. The significance of this encounter extends beyond the realms of football, intertwining with the spirit of Easter, a time of renewal and hope. Just as the Easter season heralds the promise of new beginnings, let us harness the spirit of resurrection and resurgence to propel Crawley Town towards victory. Happy Easter! Thank you for attending and COYR!

Hey Crawley Town Fans!, Get ready to ignite the home turf as we face Salford City in an eagerly anticipated League Two clash. Here's the lowdown on our opponents and the excitement that awaits us at The Broadfield Stadium. Salford City Football Club, hailing from Greater Manchester. The club, founded as Salford Central in 1940, has a rich history marked by victories in the Lancashire Amateur Cup and Manchester Premier Cup during the '70s. In 2008, Salford City scripted "The Great Escape," surviving the brink of relegation and setting the stage for future triumphs. Class of '92 and Rising Glory: The arrival of Manchester United legends—Nicky Butt, Ryan Giggs, Gary Neville, Phil Neville, and Paul Scholes—in 2014 ushered in a golden era. Their ownership witnessed promotions, championships, and entry into the English Football League (EFL) in 2019. Notably, football icon David Beckham joined the ownership in 2019. Salford City calls the Peninsula Stadium home, formerly known as Moor Lane. A significant makeover in 2016–17 transformed the stadium, providing a fitting backdrop for Salford's rise. In the previous showdown between Crawley Town and Salford City, the battle concluded in a hard-fought draw. As we prepare to defend our home turf, Crawley Town aims for a spirited performance! Thank you and COYR!

Thank you for joining us at the Stockport County vs Crawley Town Discord Watch Party on September 2nd, 2023! Your presence during this virtual gathering meant a lot as we came together to witness a riveting match. Just like Crawley Town, who refused to be beaten after a devastating loss against Swindon Town (6-0), you've shown resilience by being a part of this event. The Red Devils are hurt but not broken. This special Red Devil emblem symbolizes not only the teams' unwavering spirit but also your dedication to the world of football and community. Thank you once again for being a crucial part of this event, standing strong in the face of challenges, and embracing the essence of the game. Here's to the indomitable spirit of football fans like you and the exciting journey that lies ahead in the world of Crawley Town! COYR!