Crawley Town's assistant manager Jamie Day has left the club, joining goalkeeping coach Kris Dixon in departing the Red Devils. The news comes after a 10-game winless run under former boss Scott Lindsay, who was sacked in March. Day, 46, was in his second spell at Crawley, having been assistant to Lindsay during his two spells at the club. Lindsay was replaced by Colin Kazim-Richards, who has taken charge of the team. Dixon has been in charge of goalkeeping at Crawley since 2024, when he was appointed by then manager Rob Elliot. The departures come as a blow to the club, which is looking to turn its season around. Crawley Town's fans will be hoping that the new management team can bring some much-needed stability to the club.