Colin Kazim-Richards was removed as manager of Crawley Town Football Club after a poor start to the League Two campaign. The decision came after a dreadful run of results, with Kazim-Richards being sacked just two hours after a game. The club is now looking for a replacement manager following this dismissal. The move follows a string of bad results, leaving the team struggling in the league.
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