Crawley Town's ambitious owners have put more meat on the bone when it comes to how they plan on running the League Two club.
WAGMI United LLC completed their takeover of the Red Devils in April, declaring they would "shake up the status quo, try out some new ideas, and build a worldwide community of fans". The company are to use non-fungible tokens (NFTs) as an ownership model, allowing people across the world to make decisions on the club, while also generating valuable revenue streams. NFTs have no physical form but can be bought or sold.
Despite some scepticism, it wasn't long before they were having to deal with a crisis after allegations of discriminatory language and behaviour by manager John Yems towards Crawley players. The 62-year-old was initially suspended by the club before Yems' exit was later confirmed.
