By James Briscoe A late penalty from Nantwich Town substitute Joe Guest earned his team a fourth win in five. Guest’s strike helped the Dabbers overcome a spirited Frickley Athletic who put in their own late flourish.
By James Briscoe Nantwich Town hope to continue their upturn in form when they welcome Frickley Athletic to the Weaver Stadium. Frickley lag eight points behind Nantwich in the Evo-Stik Premier, having played a game more.
By James Briscoe Nantwich Town defended well to earn a 0-0 draw at Evo-Stik Premier Division leaders North Ferriby United. The Dabbers extended their unbeaten run to four with the goalless draw in a backs to the wall effort.
By James Briscoe Nantwich Town’s Harry Clayton carried on where his Wembley hero brother Max left off by firing the Dabbers to victory. Clayton (pictured) thumped home a leveller for Nantwich as they came from behind to beat Whitby 2-1.
By James Briscoe A solitary goal from a Harry Clayton penalty gave Darren Moss-led Nantwich Town a second league win in a row. The Dabbers secured a narrow 1-0 victory over relegation-threatened Eastwood Town.
By Robert Summerscales Harry Clayton and Tom Bentham opened their goal accounts for Nantwich Town who beat Witton Albion for a first home win of 2013. Both players netted close-range tap-ins to secure victory over their Cheshire rivals.
By Robert Summerscales A Lee Trundle goal consigned Nantwich Town to defeat at Marine in the Evo-Stik Northern Premier League. The 36-year-old former Swansea City forward capitalised on a Caspar Hughes error to fire the winner.
By Robert Summerscales Nantwich Town opens early on Easter Monday – so fans can watch Chelsea v Manchester Utd. Weaver Stadium turnstiles will open from 12.15pm for the screening of FA Cup quarter final replay.
By Robert Summerscales A spirited display by Nantwich Town was not enough to stop Chorley recording their fifth consecutive win. The Dabbers were beaten 1-0 in their Evo-Stik Northern Premier League clash.
Nantwich Town’s Evo-Stik Premier League match away at Buxton has fallen victim to the weather. Officials confirmed the inevitable after looking at the heavy snow and wintry conditions at the Buxton ground.
By Robert Summerscales Nantwich Town assistant manager Phil Staley is to retire from football due to ill health. Staley, who joined the club in February, had agreed to take caretaker charge after last week’s departure of Jimmy Quinn.
Nantwich Town have unveiled an advert to appoint a successor to Jimmy Quinn. The club is looking to bring in a new head coach to revive the team’s flagging Evo-Stik Premier League fortunes.
Nantwich Town have shown the door to manager Jimmy Quinn after a poor run of results ended in a home defeat in the Doodson Cup. The Dabbers’ 3-1 defeat to lower league Curzon Ashton was the last straw for the Weaver Stadium board.
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