By Jonathan White
Former Nantwich Town manager and chairman Clive Jackson has been honoured with a prestigious award.
Clive was celebrated for his dedication and impact on grassroots football at a ceremony at the Cheshire Football Association Grassroots Football Awards.
By Jonathan White
Nantwich Town Disability Football pan-disability and visually impaired teams are making waves in North West England’s inclusive football scene.
The teams are competing in monthly ‘Ability Counts – West Division’ league matches at Moss Farm Lane Sports Complex in Northwich and weekly training at the Swansway Stadium in Nantwich.
By Liam Price
Nantwich Town drew a game for only the second time this season with a 1-1 draw against Clitheroe at the EcoGiants Stadium.
In-form goalscorer Kai Evans missed out through suspension after accruing five yellow cards.
By Jonathan White
Nantwich Town’s Richard Embley has been honoured with a Female Pathway Award by the Cheshire FA.
Richard, head of female football at Nantwich, was honoured with the prestigious ‘Female Pathway’ award at Grassroots Football Awards.
Nantwich Town Women’s manager Dan Mellor said he was “frustrated” after his side’s match against Stockport County Ladies was abandoned.
Officials called the game off half an hour in due to a serious injury to one of the Stockport players.
Nantwich Town recovered from a heavy defeat in midweek at Hyde to thump Stalybridge Celtic 4-0 at the Swansway Stadium yesterday.
A Kai Evans hat-trick (pictured) helped the Dabbers secure a comfortable win, and sees Jon Moran’s side up to third in the Northern Premier League West.
By Liam Price
Nantwich Town made it four straight home wins with a 2-0 victory over City of Liverpool at the Swansway Stadium.
James Melhado was suspended for the Dabbers so Courtney Meppen-Walters came in, while Joel Connolly was back in the Dabbers squad for the first time since the win over Hanley in late August after coming back from injury.
Nantwich Town Women are set to make history this weekend when they play in the first round proper of Adobe Women’s FA Cup for the first time.
The Dabbers women head to West Yorkshire to play against Tier 4 opponents Huddersfield Town Women FC, who compete in the FA Women’s National League Division One North.
By Liam Price
Nantwich Town’s four-game winning run came to an end with a 1-0 defeat against Mossley at Seel Park.
Ali Hayder made his first start for the club while Courtney Meppen-Walters was in a Nantwich squad for the first time since the win over Congleton after recovering from injury.
By Liam Price.
Nantwich Town continued their excellent form with another win by beating Stafford Rangers 2-1 at the Swansway Stadium.
The Dabbers made one change from Saturday’s win over Runcorn Linnets, with Gio Loureiro replacing Joe Robbins.
Nantwich Town Women striker Amanda Fallon shrugged off the grief of her mother’s recent death to smash home five goals against Wilmslow.
Fallon’s haul helped the Dabbers inflict a 7-0 hammering over Wilmslow Albion in the Cheshire FA Women’s County Cup.
Nantwich Town continued their good league form under new boss Jon Moran with a hard-fought 1-0 away win at Runcorn.
And the three points have launched the Dabbers into the top three of the Northern Premier League West division.
England and Crewe Alexandra legend David Platt teamed up with Nantwich Town to help out a local school.
The midfielder, who also coached for Manchester City, has donated footballs to Oakfield Lodge School which helps children aged 11-16 who are not in mainstream education.
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