By James Briscoe Nantwich Town fell victim to two debatable second-half penalties as they slumped to a 2-0 defeat at Frickley in Yorkshire. And the late sending-off of Earl Davis (pictured) made it a miserable day for Dabbers boss Danny Johnson.
By James Briscoe Nantwich Town fell to a narrow 2-1 defeat away at FC United in a keenly fought contest at Bury’s Gigg Lane. And it was failed attempt to play offside which was the Dabbers’ downfall, allowing Mike Norton to sneak in an snatch the winner.
Nantwich Town FC is calling on more people and businesses to back them by signing up to its “100 Club” fundraiser. The “100 Club” is mainly aimed at Nantwich people who want to see the club do well but are unable to attend any or most of the games.
By James Briscoe Nantwich Town winger Max Harrop crowned a man-of-the match performance with a goal in a 3-2 win over Rushall Olympic. The victory sees the Dabbers continue to climb the Evo-Stik Premier table with a chance of making the play offs.
Heavy rain has put paid to Nantwich Town’s hopes of hosting Blyth Spartans at the Weaver Stadium. Match officials called the game off after a pitch inspection at the ground at 8am today (February 1).
Nantwich Town fans will be supporting the Dabbers and Leighton Hospital at their next home match! Mid Cheshire Hospitals Charity staff and volunteers will be at the game against Blyth Spartans at the Weaver Stadium this Saturday to help raise funds for new equipment.
Nantwich Town are hoping to land a big signing in the transfer window – a new head groundsman! Bosses at the Weaver Stadium are keen to bring in experience to help improve the playing area and surrounds at the ground off Waterlode.
By Michael Chatwin A Nantwich Towm fan is among 10 supporters to make it through to the Evo-Stik League “Supporter of the Year” contest. Loyal Dabber Ian Garnett says it is a “great honour” to be named among the finalists, which will soon be reduced to five.
Nantwich Town have re-signed fans’ favourite Mat Bailey. The towering defender has committed himself to the Weaver Stadium on a permanent basis.
By James Briscoe Nantwich Town were well beaten by a fantastic Fylde second half performance to be knocked out of the Doodson Sport Cup. And ex-Dabber Sean Cooke (pictured) returned to haunt Nantwich by grabbing a brace for Fylde in their 4-0 win.
Nantwich Town earned themselves a hard-fought point in a 2-2 draw away at Stamford. The Dabbers came back from conceding a second minute penalty and were only seven minutes away from grabbing all three points.
Nantwich Town were narrowly beaten by FA Cup heroes Macclesfield Town in their Cheshire Senior Cup clash. The Dabbers lost 2-1 at Moss Rose, despite Steve Foster’s strike giving them a 1-0 half-time lead.
By James Briscoe Nantwich Town maintained their fine league form with a comfortable 4-0 victory over bottom side Droylsden. Just short of 300 fans watched the Dabbers ease past their opponents at the Weaver Stadium.
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