The 2015-16 campaign was a turbulent battle for survival for Crawley Town as The Red Devils struggled in their first season back in League Two following relegation, ultimately finishing a nervy 20th place. Despite a chaotic season marked by managerial instability that saw Mark Yates depart, the club fought off a dramatic slump, which unfortunately included a league-worst eight-match losing streak. Leading the attacking charge with 9 crucial goals was Rhys Murphy, whose efforts proved vital in securing their professional status in the fourth tier. It was a stressful year defined by the desperate fight to remain in the Football League and remains a dramatic chapter in the club's modern history.