A financial advisor, a vegan businessman, a Championship stalwart and an author: Here's what happened to the Crawley Town team who won promotion to the Football League in April 2011

April 9 2011 is a date that will always go down as a landmark day in the history of Crawley Town.

That was the day when a 3-0 win at Tamworth saw Crawley crownded champions as they won promotion to the Football League for the first time.

But what became of the players who took to the field that day and wrote themselves into club folkflore? Here we have all the answers.

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9. Sergio Torres

At the end of the 2013/14, Torres was released by the club[48] following a season in which he made 24 appearances without scoring. In June 2014 Torres signed for Conference South side Whitehawk, citing his desire to remain living in Brighton and the lack of offers from Football League teams as the reasons for dropping down three divisions. He coaches at the Russell Martin Academy in Brighton, run by former team-mate Martin. Photo: Jan Kruger

10. Matt Tubbs

On 30 January 2012, Tubbs signed for League One club AFC Bournemouth for a fee believed to be in the region of £800,000. He failed to settle at a club after that, racking up a long list of past employers. He moved into management with Bashley and Poole Town. Photo: Jan Kruger

11. Craig McAllister

McAllister was released after he rejected a new deal at the end of the title-winning season. He signed for Newport County in May 2011, deciding to stay in non-League football. On 11 January 2018, McAllister signed for Southern League Premier Division club Gosport Borough as player-coach. Photo: Jan Kruger

12. Richard Brodie

On 16 May 2011, Brodie signed for Conference Premier club Fleetwood Town on loan for 2011/12 for a five-figure loan fee. Brodie coached and mentored the Southport College team in 2014–15, and organised a charity match between them and the Redheugh Boys Club in May 2015 to raise money for Diabetes UK Photo: Matthew Peters

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