Championship

KEWELL SEES THE FRUITS OF HIS WORK

by
The LeaguePaper Team
18 February 2018

LEAGUE TWO
By James Ayles
HARRY Kewell is convinced the hard work is starting to pay off for his in-form Crawley side.
The Reds had won four of their last five games ahead of their weekend clash against Lincoln, and that impressive run left them 11th in the League Two table.
Kewell is convinced there is still more to come from his charges in the final two months of the season.
“They work extremely hard during the week. I have them on their knees and look at the rewards they are getting now,” he said.

“Everyone was having a go at my team but we were hard done by in some ...

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