Alongside his assistant, Julian Gray, rookie manager talks about the state of play for black coaches and trying to lift his club off the bottom of League Two
Colin Kazim-Richards accepts the enormity of the task of improving the situation at Crawley Town, who sit bottom of League Two after seven games. But on the evidence of what he’s seen, the head coach is sure better times lie ahead.
On a late summer’s afternoon at Crawley’s training ground in Sussex, Kazim-Richards, sat alongside his assistant, Julian Gray, the pair arriving at Crawley in April and managing to save the club from relegation to the National League on the final day, speaks of the challenges ahead and how the team’s league position only tells part of the story.
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