Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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This.
Let's adopt some rando scando gimp with literary pretensions that lives in mum's basement
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[Football] Crawley Town no longer officially exist
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This.
Let's adopt some rando scando gimp with literary pretensions that lives in mum's basement
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Bottom of the league.
Cowfold Seagull
Fan of the 17 bus
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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Wonder how long before the big beard NFT bolleaux cryptobros owners decide to cut their losses. I'll give it til January - and that poor sap of a manager til September 
Braggfan
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Tom Hark Preston Park
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Oh dear. Not the dream start weird beard cryptobros new owners would 'of' been hoping for
I went today.
Mrs LLF shopping in Creepy so, son in law and I went to watch the football.
I can understand why Crawley are nearly bottom, very poor.
The Wimbledon number 7, Nathan Young-Coombes, on the other hand, rather good. 19 years old and will go far, a good goal, and was a handful until he had to be substituted cos Crawley were kicking him up in the air.
The real Dos second goal was a very good free kick, worth the admission on its own.
Mrs LLF shopping in Creepy so, son in law and I went to watch the football.
I can understand why Crawley are nearly bottom, very poor.
The Wimbledon number 7, Nathan Young-Coombes, on the other hand, rather good. 19 years old and will go far, a good goal, and was a handful until he had to be substituted cos Crawley were kicking him up in the air.
The real Dos second goal was a very good free kick, worth the admission on its own.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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Oh dear. Crawley made Grimsby look marginally less shite than usual yesterday and hit rock bottom again. We Are All Gonna Make It? Suspect Kevin Betsy won't make it to the end of the month 
LANGDON SEAGULL
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Just sacked their manager
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Cowfold Seagull
Fan of the 17 bus
I don't like to see any manager lose their job, but Kevin Betsy was lucky to hold on to it for as long as he did.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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Total mess of a club. Wasn't even first choice of the gimp Crypto/NFT owners (they tried to buy Bradford City a month or two earlier). Feel genuinely sorry for the genuine fans tho
HastingsSeagull
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Can’t see it being that appealing to a decent manager as a job either. Could be in a lit of trouble.
Owen Says Yes.Oh dear. Crawley made Grimsby look marginally less shite than usual yesterday and hit rock bottom again. We Are All Gonna Make It? Suspect Kevin Betsy won't make it to the end of the month
pure_white
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I think its as certain as night follows day they would fold. If teams with much larger support like Wrexham cant get back in I think it will be impossible for them to get back. Worthing on the other hand could make it in 5 or 6 years.
Whitechapel
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Yeah, got to feel sorry for both of them.
My ageing father whooped
with delight when I told him the Crawley result on Saturday as we went to the game. He won't forget that they wouldn't entertain the Albion in our hour of need. (awaits NSC informing me that Crawley FC were not to blame for this )
My ageing father whooped
Happy to oblige ......................
Cowfold Seagull
Fan of the 17 bus
Crawley won't fold! they have been in existence since 1896, that's five years longer than the Albion, and for nearly all of that time have quite happily been plying their trade outside of the Football League, so are very well equipped to return to that level should they have to. They play at the Broadfield Stadium, rented from the local council at advantageous rates, and should relegation come along the wage bill will reduce substantially. In fact sad though it may sound, relegation out of the league may well suit them.
You say that it's as certain as night follows day that they will fold. What a bizarre statement. It makes me wonder how much you actually know about non-league football.
I would "guess" that plying your trade for decades in non-league football is a lot easier than coming up to the football league and going back to non-league. The administrative bill, people and maintenance, will be higher, they'll have assets they need to look after and they will have ongoing commitments they can't just drop, I think longevity and sustainability count for nothing if there's an HMRC bill or other creditor that needs paying and they can't.