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REVELL’S AGONY AS BORO CRACK

By Andy Arlidge

WELL DONE, PAL: Bez Lubala is congratulated on his goal and, Inset, Ashley Nadesan nets
PICTURE: Telephoto Images

STAR MAN BEZ LUBALA Crawley
NEW Stevenage boss Alex Revell thought his strugglers did enough to earn at least a point in their latest demoralising defeat at Crawley.
Goals in each half from Bez Lubala and Ashley Nadesan sentenced Boro to another loss, their seventh in a row
They remain eight points adrift with 11 games left in their desperate fight against the drop, and the 36-year-old – who has stepped up to replace Graham Westley – said: &l...

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