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LINDSEY FUMES OVER FLAG AND RED CARD BLOW FOR ACE HARRY

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The LeaguePaper Team
19 October 2025

By Danny Barr

CRAWLEY boss Scott Lindsey let rip at the officials as Harry McKirdy had a goal disallowed and was then sent off in the defeat at Shrewsbury.
Will Boyle scored for the second game running as Shrews won back-to-back games for the first time since February. Lindsey said: “I can say what I want – it will probably land me in trouble, but there’s no point holding back.
“They are two really bad decisions. Harry McKirdy is two yards onside for the goal and he slips for the sending off.
“They are really bad decisions. The first one changes t...

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