by Scott Lindsey, Manager of Crawley, wanted his players to take praise after they were strongly running at Rotherham with 4-0 winners.
Kamari Doyle, the loaned striker of Albion, was the star man with a goal in every half, while Gavan Holohan and Panutche Camara also scored a goal to help Crawley prevent a great win in her late offer.
They are now six points from security, but victories in a row and the type of demolition will serve as a major boost.
Lindsey said: “It couldn’t have been better than it.
“But we know that football has a bad habit of stepping in their teeth. I will make sure that we are ground and measured and go again.
“I saw a performance last week that encouraged and trained me all week. I expected I win, but 4-0 is brilliant and could have been more.
“The players have been excellent since I was unhappy. They deserve winners in both games.
“I can’t acknowledge that. The players are those who do it. I give them the instructions and information, but they went out perfectly in two games and did it perfectly.
“The catalyst for the victory came from the training area.
“We received some real details in you. I analyzed Rotherham last Sunday and worked from Monday to a plan and got the fruits from it.
“The players took over the information very well and carried out it perfectly. I am very pleased.”
Rotherham fans dropped in their droves in front of the final whistle and sang the discharge of manager Steve Evans.
He said, “The fans saw an evil performance.
