Crawley Town have sacked head coach Colin Kazim-Richards.
Kazim-Richards was dismissed after his side’s 3-2 loss at home to Shrewsbury Town on Tuesday night. The club currently are at the bottom of League Two.
Kazim-Richards’ assistant Julian Gray has also been relieved of his duties while director of football Erdem Konyar will leave the club too.
A caretaker manager has yet to be announced.
Crawley Town chief executive Tom Allman says the club’s league position is far short of matching their playing budget this season.
The Reds, who just escaped relegation on the final day of last season, are bottom of League Two after only one win in their first seven matches.
But Mr Allman remains confident that the team can revive their on pitch fortunes.
Crawley move to the bottom of the League Two table after their defeat away against Grimsby.
The host were awarded a penalty 13 minutes in, but Nicholas Michalski denied the goal.
But a second penalty put Grimsby ahead. A Desmond goal before half time sealed their victory.
The final score was 2-0
Crawley Town boss Colin Kazim-Richards says he has no problem with supporters booing his side off after their home defeat by Cheltenham last Saturday.
Crawley lost 3-1.
Kazim-Richards became Crawley boss in March and has won four, drawn four and lost seven of his 15 games in charge.
He guided the Reds to League Two safety on the final day of last season but they have lost four of their first six matches this term, leaving them second from bottom.
The Crawley boss said: “As long there’s respect to it, they’re entitled to voice their opinion.”
Crawley Town draw in their latest match against Northampton.
Nathan Opoku late first half goal put the Cobblers ahead at half time.
10 minutes into the second half saw Northampton go down to 10 men as Lee Evans was given a red card for violent conduct.
It didn’t take Crawley long to take advantage as Dion Pereira evened the score in the 67th minute.
The final score was 1-1.