Town start the New Year with an away trip down to West Sussex to face Crawley Town on Monday afternoon.
Noteworthy moments include reaching the FA Cup third round in 1991-92, facing Brighton and Hove Albion. The sale of Town Mead in 1997 marked a transition to the Checkatrade Stadium. Under owner John Duly, the late 1990s brought cup successes and Southern League triumphs.
Financial struggles in 2006 led to administration, narrowly avoided with a third offer. Crawley faced a points deduction but secured Conference survival. In 2011, they achieved Football League promotion with a record-breaking season.
Management changes ensued, with Steve Evans, Steve Coppell, and John Gregory playing key roles. In 2015, relegation to League Two occurred, followed by multiple managerial changes, including Harry Kewell and Gabriele Cioffi.
The 2019/20 season saw an impressive FA Cup run, defeating Norwich and Stoke before succumbing to Colchester. Cioffi's departure led to John Yems taking charge, concluding the season amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
The 2020/21 season brought another FA Cup highlight, with Crawley defeating Leeds United 3-0 in the third round. Key player sales and a 12th-place finish marked the season. The following season saw another 12th-place finish, notable signings, and WAGMI United acquiring the club in April 2022.
Under new co-chairmen Preston Johnson and Eben Smith, Kevin Betsy was appointed manager in June 2022 but left in October. Interim changes followed, with Scott Lindsey becoming permanent manager in January 2023 after Matthew Etherington's brief tenure.
Former Swindon boss Scott Lindsey joined the Red Devils almost a year ago, after previous coaching roles with clubs including Forest Green, Gillingham, Lincoln City and Folkestone Invicta that has seen the 51-year-old continue to refine and develop his coaching trade after almost 14 years in this area.
Lindsey moved into coaching after enjoying a successful playing career which lasted well over a decade and included spells with Gillingham, Dover and Welling United.