CTSA Statement – 31st December 2025

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31st December 2025

The Crawley Town Supporters Alliance recognises and shares the frustration felt by supporters about our current league position. Nobody connected with the club is satisfied with where we are, and fans are fully entitled to feel disappointed.

We welcome the club’s open letter and its acknowledgement of the challenges ahead, particularly the commitment to strengthening the squad during the January transfer window. Transparency matters, especially in difficult moments.

As supporters, the most immediate impact we can have is in the stands. The players on the pitch are the ones tasked with turning results around, and confidence will be crucial in the weeks ahead. Turning frustration into abuse whether directed at individuals or the team is unacceptable and only makes that task harder.

Crawley Town has always been at its best when the club and supporters pull together. We’ve seen what unity can achieve at Hartlepool, at Wembley, and in countless big moments since.

Alongside this, the CTSA will be engaging directly with the club’s owners to better understand their plans to address the current situation and move Crawley Town forward. We will continue to represent supporters’ views, ask difficult questions where necessary, and push for clarity and accountability in the best interests of the club.

But we also believe now is the time to get behind the players and staff, make Broadfield a place teams fear coming to, and give this group the best possible chance to respond.

Town. Team. Together

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Reuben Watt

Reuben Watt

Reuben has been a Crawley supporter since 2011 and has been on the CTSA board since 2022. He is currently the chair of the CTSA. When he is not travelling home and away, he is working in Security.

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