League Two side Crawley Town have confirmed they have mutually agreed to part company with manager Matthew Etherington, just five weeks after he took charge.
The Red Devils are deep in the battle to avoid relegation and sit just six points off the drop zone in the fourth tier. They had already sacked one manager this season, with Kevin Betsy departing his job at the start of October.
Fan sentiment is beginning to turn against owners WAGMI United, who bought out Ziya Eren's controlling shares in April. So far, the group's ownership has been a little short of a disaster, with Crawley on the search for their fourth manager since the takeover.
