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West Ham youth coach Kevin Keen on shortlist to become new Crawley boss after Kevin Betsy left League Two side

Published on November 12, 2022 at 06:24 PM

WEST HAM U18 coach Kevin Keen is on the shortlist for the Crawley Town job.

Experienced Keen, 55, works with the Hammers youngsters and knows the club’s traditions.

West Ham U18 coach Kevin Keen is on Crawley Town’s manager shortlist
Keen has previous managerial experience with Colchester

But he also had a year with Colchester as a manager in 2015-16.

Keen has been working with West Ham U18s since the summer of 2019, and has been named caretaker manager of the first team in the past.

Keen has also had various coaching roles with the likes of Liverpool, West Brom, Fulham, Reading, Crystal Palace and Southend.

Crawley have been looking for a boss since Kevin Betsy left last month.

Betsy took over in June but was axed after a disastrous start to the campaign.

He departed with the club rock bottom of League Two following a 3-0 loss to Grimbsy on October 8th.

Lewis Young has been in caretaker charge for Town ever since.

The club are unbeaten in five games since Betsy left, and have climbed up to 18th in the table.

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As a player, Keen played over 200 games for West Ham.

He also had a six-year spell with Stoke.

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