Crewe Alex sack Dave Artell after relegation from League One
Crewe Alexandra have sacked manager Dave Artell, the club has confirmed today.
It follows the club’s relegation from League One on Saturday, with four games still remaining.
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Two players join and one leaves at Nantwich Town
Nantwich Town have welcomed two new loan signings and bid farewell to one player in the last few days.
The Dabbers, who travel to face Stafford Rangers tomorrow (December 27), have signed Joe Robbins on loan from neighbours Crewe Alexandra.
Christmas Drive-in cinema returns to Crewe in December
By Courtney Davies
Small Town Big Screen is bringing an inflatable screen to the Crewe Alexandra Stadium for their Christmas drive-in cinema this December.
As part of their north west Christmas tour, which includes towns like Morecambe, Fleetwood, Knutsford and Runcorn, it will be returning to Crewe from Monday December 20 until Wednesday December 22.
Former Wales and Crewe Alex midfielder signs for Nantwich Town
Former Crewe Alexandra and Wales midfielder David Vaughan has signed for Nantwich Town.
The 38-year-old began his career at Crewe where he made his first team debut in August 2000 in a 0-0 draw against Blackburn.
Nantwich Town sign former Crewe Alex striker Shaun Miller
Nantwich Town have signed experienced Football League striker and former Crewe Alexandra star Shaun Miller.
The Crewe academy product has amassed more than 450 football league appearances, scoring 102 goals in his 15-year career
Nantwich Town lose 3-0 at home to National League Altrincham
By Jack Beresford
Nantwich Town fell to defeat to National League side Altrincham at the Optimum Pay Stadium as their pre-season campaign continues.
The game got off to a frantic start as the visitors had the first chance after just three minutes when former Crewe Alexandra man Ryan Colclough danced into the box, before dragging his shot wide of the near left post.
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Nantwich Town beaten 4-1 by League One neighbours Crewe Alex
By Liam Price
Crewe Alex claimed the Barry Daly Memorial Trophy with a comfortable 4-1 victory over Nantwich Town at the Optimum Pay Stadium.
Ben Harrison headed wide from a corner after six minutes, then Regan Griffith forced the first save from Greg Hall.
Nantwich Town FC start pre-season with win over Gresford Athletic
By Jack Beresford
Nantwich Town began preparations for the 2021/22 season with a 3-0 victory at home to Cymru North side Gresford Athletic.
The Dabbers side has not changed too much from the one that featured against Hereford in Nantwich’s final game of the 2020/21 season.
Crewe Alexandra chiefs hail long-term support from Mornflake
Crewe Alexandra chiefs have paid tribute to long-standing supporters Mornflake after netting another year of sponsorship from its historic neighbour.
Gresty Road-based Mornflake, millers of ‘Mighty Oat’ breakfast cereals, has marked its 16th year as Railwaymen shirt sponsors, underlining its commitment to the South Cheshire community.
Nantwich Town reveals pre-season programme ahead of 2021-22 campaign
Nantwich Town will play Crewe Alexandra and Chester among others as they build their pre-season programme.
The Dabbers will welcome Dave Artell’s League One side Crewe to the Optimum Pay Stadium on Sunday July 11.
New football team raises money for charity and mental health awareness
By Jonathan White
Calm 84 FC Crewe, a new charity football team in Crewe, have raised more than £850 in aid of cancer-hit young goalkeeper Ashton Hulme.
It was their first fund-raising match and they played a Crewe Alexandra Coaches XI at the Alexandra Stadium behind closed doors due to government Covid restrictions.
Young Crewe Alexandra squad consolidate League One status
Crewe Alexandra have secured their position in League One in the first season since being promoted from League Two on a points-per-game basis at the end of last season.
Back in the third tier for the first time since 2016, the Railwaymen picked up where they left off last year to solidify their place at the next level under David Artell.
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