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Red Devils not a good bet for Kev

Chris Dunlavy
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END OF THE ROAD: Last week’s 3-0 defeat at Grimsby was the final match in charge for Kevin Betsy, below
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Kevin Betsy has coaching credentials to beat the band but will surely reflect that joining Crawley Town was an error of judgement.
The 44-year-old won just one of his 12 league games in charge and was sacked last Sunday with the Red Devils two points adrift at the bottom of League Two.
Betsy spent much of his playing career in England’s lower leagues, so the environment itself is nothing new. As a coach, however, he worked exclus...

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