Crawley Town hope to beat Derby County

The video discusses Crawley Town's rise in non-league football due to foreign investment, primarily from the Far East. It highlights the financial backing and controversies surrounding the club, including manager Steve Evans' past fraud conviction. Despite not being the highest wage payers, Crawley's newfound wealth has made them unpopular with rivals. The video also covers the club's preparations for the FA Cup and Evans' efforts to maintain good conduct.

What was the primary source of Crawley Town's new financial backing?

• European investors

• The Far East

• Local businesses

• Government grants

Why did the Arab consortium decide not to invest in Crawley Town?

• They lacked sufficient funds

• They were not interested in football

• The club chose a different route

• They found a better investment opportunity

What was Steve Evans convicted of during his previous job?

• Match-fixing

• Tax evasion

• Fraud

• Bribery

How does Crawley Town's financial status affect its relationship with rival clubs?

• It makes them more popular

• It leads to envy and jealousy

• It has no effect

• It improves collaboration

What is the manager's approach to handling the club's newfound wealth?

• Ignoring rival clubs

• Maintaining professionalism

• Focusing on local talent

• Spending lavishly on players