When the Reds take to the Meadow Lane pitch tonight, there is likely to be some new rivalries formed as former players and coaches go head to head.
When the Reds take to the Meadow Lane pitch tonight, there is likely to be some new rivalries formed as former players and coaches go head to head.
Harry Kewell left West Sussex at the end of August alongside Warren Feeney and the pair are now in charge at County, where they picked up their first win of the season on Saturday against Crewe Alexandra. In their 57 games at the helm, Kewell and Feeney picked up 18 wins and 12 draws, totaling win percentage of 31.6%.
Cedric Evina signed for the Magpies recently having played for the Reds for a majority of the 2017-18 season as a loanee from Doncaster Rovers. He played 34 times for the Reds, and joins County having been released by the South Yorkshire club.
Rob Milsom’s stay in West Sussex was a short one. After a successful trial in the summer, Kewell brought Milsom to the club and he made his debut in the 2-1 defeat to Bristol Rovers in August. However, when the Australian departed for Nottinghamshire, Kewell took Milsom with him and he scored his first for the club in Saturday’s win against Crewe.
Enzio Boldewijn was a fans favourite at the Broadfield Stadium during his two season stay. After signing from Almere City in 2016, Boldewijn was quick to make a lasting impression with his trademark screamers. Since making his County debut on the opening day of this season, Boldewijn has already scored three times – all of which have come from outside the box.
