Saturday 16th February 2019, Sky Bet League Two, PTS Academy Stadium, 3.00PM Kick Off
Northampton Town V Crawley Town
16th V 17th
COME ON COBBLERS!
Crawley Town Football Club is a professional association football club based in the town of Crawley, West Sussex, England. The team play in League Two, the fourth tier of the English football league system. The club's home ground is at Broadfield Stadium. They currently sit 17th in Sky Bet League two, one place bellow Northampton and a one point apart.
On the 8th December 2018 Crawley Town V Northampton in Sky bet Leauge Two and the Cobblers won 1-0.
Highlights of the game here.
Lincoln City 1 – Northampton 1
Cobblers draw level with top of the league Lincoln city.
Highlights of the game here:
Crawley 0 – Oldham 3
Crawley lost to Oldham's new manger Paul Scholes first game.
Highlights of the game here:
Here is a look at the last six games each side has had.
Northampton last 6
09/02/2019 Sky Bet League Two
1 - 1 v Lincoln (a)
05/02/2019 Sky Bet League Two
2 - 1 v Tranmere (a)
02/02/2019 Sky Bet League Two
0 - 4 v Colchester (h)
26/01/2019 Sky Bet League Two
1 - 1 v Morecambe (h)
19/01/2019 Sky Bet League Two
2 - 3 v Cambridge U (a)
12/01/2019 Sky Bet League Two
3 - 0 v Carlisle (h)
Crawley last 6
09/02/2019 Sky Bet League Two
0 - 3 v Oldham (h)
02/02/2019 Sky Bet League Two
1 - 1 v Bury (a)
26/01/2019 Sky Bet League Two
1 - 0 v Swindon (a)
19/01/2019 Sky Bet League Two
0 - 1 v Port Vale (h)
15/01/2019 Sky Bet League Two
0 - 1 v Mansfield (a)
12/01/2019 Sky Bet League Two
1 - 2 v Stevenage (a)
Here is a look at the Head to head between the two clubs.
P W. D L
6 3 0 3
NICHOLAS KINSELEY Mark Griffiths and Ravel Cheosiaua Fourth Official : Christopher Husband
Kinseley has only been in charge of 18 games this season however showing a total of 54 yellow cards, which is an average of 3 yellow cards a game. Kinseley has also gave a total of 2 red card so far this season.
Kinseley has been in charge of only 5 Cobblers games and the cobblers have only lost one. His last one for the Cobblers was a 1-1 draw vs Tranmere Rovers at Sixfields on the 1st September 2018.
Keith Curle sent out assistant manager Colin West this week and heres what he had to say,
“I’m really enjoying my time here and the people in and around the club have been first class,” he said.
“Keith and I get on well and we have got similar philosophies in terms of the way we want the team to play. We’ve got a good chemistry and I think we work well together.
“He will always ask my opinion which is good and I’m not someone who is just going to say yes for the sake of it. Keith will always make the final decision but I do have an input which is good and if I didn’t then there would be no point in me being here.
“We’d like to have more wins on the board and we’ve just got to turn those draws into wins.
“The club has got potential and that’s the reason why we wanted to come here. It’s a good football club and it shouldn’t really be in League 2. I know the club was relegated last season and we want to try and get back to League 1 as quickly as possible.
“It’s a building process, we’ve got some good players here and they just need to believe in themselves a bit more.”
- Northampton have won each of their last three league meetings with Crawley Town.
- This will be Crawley Town's first away league visit to Northampton since a 2-1 loss in April 2016 under Mark Yates.
- Five of Northampton's last seven home league fixtures have ended in a score draw (W1 L1).
- Since winning successive games at the start of 2019, Crawley have won just one of the following six league games (D1 L4).
- Northampton have kept just one clean sheet in their last 11 league games, though Crawley have failed to score in three of their last five games.
EPISODE 21- I Did't Touch Him!
After two fabulous results in the last week or so, the Cobblers To Me boys are back with more Northampton Town chat.
We look back on a very good point at Lincoln City, including the goals and that red card tackle. We delve into Neil’s postbag and get your memories of the worst challenges by or against Cobblers players and look ahead to Crawley coming to the PTS Academy Stadium in League 2.
As a special gift, Neil provides his impression of what a lift going up the lift tower sounds like. Come for the football, stay for Neil’s late night sillyness!
This week The club released the average attendance so far this season and they said that 'Attendances for the first 16 home league games of the 2018/19 season at the PTS Academy Stadium are up on the same period the last time the Cobblers played in League 2 - the 2015/16 title winning season'
So we have had a look back at average attendances since 1990's. Click Here to view.
Here is a look back at some played who have played for both the Cobblers and Crawley Town.
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