Six-match ban for former Crawley coach Storey

Louis Storey worked under previous Crawley Town boss Rob Elliot as assistant manager

Former Crawley Town assistant manager Louis Storey has been given a six-match touchline ban for abusing a supporter while making reference to a disability.

The incident happened at half time during the Reds' 3-1 League One defeat away at Blackpool in February.

He was charged by the Football Association in March.

The 31-year-old admitted the charge and was also fined £75 and ordered to attend a mandatory education session by an independent regulatory commission.

Storey worked as assistant to former manager Rob Elliot before taking over on an interim basis for a brief spell until Scott Lindsay returned to Crawley in March, when he left the club.