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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
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Paul MacInnes

Crawley’s ‘crypto bros’ find their feet and focus on brighter future

Crawley’s manager, Scott Lindsey, celebrates with players and staff in front of the fans after winning the League Two playoff semi-final against MK Dons
Crawley’s manager, Scott Lindsey (centre), celebrates with players and staff in front of the fans after winning the League Two playoff semi-final against MK Dons. Photograph: Harriet Lander/Getty Images

Preston Johnson has been to Wembley before. “I saw Coldplay in concert once,” the American says. But the former professional gambler and NFT (non-fungible token) enthusiast will be attending in a new capacity on Sunday as Crawley, the club he co-owns, attempt to seal promotion to League One.

“I have some family and friends that are flying over and I’m going to spend some time with them Saturday,” he says. “On Sunday, the schedule is pretty much set. We have a meal before the game. Sky Sports asked me to do an interview at midday. So if I wasn’t already really nervous, now I get to do a TV hit. But it’s part of the experience. I will not complain.”

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