Lewes FC
After defeat to Burgess Hill Town near the
end of September, manager Steve Brown
had resigned. Brown had been appointed
Interim Manager in February and last
season led the team to Ryman Premier
safety with five wins from the last eleven
league games. After the Rooks’ appearance
in the Sussex Senior Cup Final in May he was offered the job
on a permanent basis. However three weeks later, Lewes FC
announced that Darren Freeman had been appointed first team
Manager. Freeman took up the position after a brief stint at
Peacehaven & Telscombe, but will be best known for his time at
Whitehawk where he oversaw their rise from the County League
to the Conference South. Darren has been joined on the touchline
by former Rook, Ross Standen, who will be his Assistant
Manager.
Lewes FC Chairman, Stuart Fuller, said at the time: “Darren
knows non-league football in Sussex better than most and his
winning attitude became evident very early in the process. His
enthusiasm and passion for the role will give us the best chance
to climb away from the relegation zone and help us build for the
future.”
Former Brighton & Hove Albion, Fulham and Lewes forward
Freeman joins the club at a pivotal moment: “I’m delighted to
be the new Lewes manager and look forward to the challenges
ahead,” he said.
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Crawley Town FC
After a tough start for life as the new Manager
of Crawley Town, Mark Yates finally got the
win he craved at the Check a Trade dot
com Stadium, with a 3-2 win over Leyton
Orient and then, just like buses, another
3 points came along immediately in the
form of a 2-1 win over Luton Town. October
turned out to be a good month for the Red
Devils, with a 2-1 victory at Hartlepool and a 1-0 win over York
City to add to the aforementioned successes.
Just before this run of good form, I was delighted to be a guest
at the Crawley v Southend United game in the paint pot, sorry,
Johnstone’s Paint Trophy. The result wa