The 2013-14 campaign delivered a turbulent, mid-table finish for Crawley Town as The Red Devils finished 14th in League One. The season was defined by a mid-season managerial change, with John Gregory replacing Ritchie Barker, and a late-season slump caused by fixture congestion that saw their fleeting play-off hopes disappear. Leading the line was forward Matt Tubbs, whose 8 goals were essential in securing their status in the third tier. It remains a frustrating year of unfulfilled potential but a vital chapter in the club's history of establishing itself in League One.