Barnsley FC and Rotherham United's League One counterparts appoint new manager after Huddersfield Town mauling
Barnsley, Huddersfield Town and Rotherham United's League One counterparts have switched managers in their battle for survival.
Crawley Town are embroiled in a battle to retain their League One status and have parted company with Rob Elliot, despite only handing him the reins in October.
Elliot, a former goalkeeper for the likes of Newcastle United and Watford, had stepped into the role as a replacement for Scott Lindsey.
In a surprising turn of events, Lindsey has been brought back to the club following his dismissal as Milton Keynes Dons boss.
The 52-year-old has penned a deal running until 2028, with Neil Smith leaving his post at Cray Wanderers to join as his assistant.
Crawley’s chairman Preston Johnson said: “We are very excited to welcome Scott back to Crawley Town.
“We all love the culture and commitment he brings to the club and the game. We’re striving for success at the highest levels of English football and to strengthen relationships with our fans and the broader community.
“Our lead investors are committed to a long-term vision, and Scott Lindsey is essential to that.”
Elliot led Crawley for the final time at Huddersfield, overseeing a 5-1 defeat to a ruthless Terriers side managed by Jon Worthington.
Rotherham will host Lindsey’s Crawley on March 29 and the Red Devils may fancy their chances against the out-of-form Millers.