Crewe Railroaders American Football return to action
Members of Crewe Railroaders American Football are hoping for a better season as they return to regular practice.
The club struggled last season, winning only two games out of 10.
Members of Crewe Railroaders American Football are hoping for a better season as they return to regular practice.
The club struggled last season, winning only two games out of 10.
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town manager Danny Johnson has challenged his players to win more games than they lose during the rest of the season.
Johnson was delighted at the away win at fellow strugglers Marine, particularly after the Boxing Day drubbing away at Witton Albion
Division One side Salvador gave Premier Division leaders Railway Hotel a real tussle in the Presidents Cup.
The only goal came for Railway from Jez Tagg following a defensive error.
By Richard Scott
Aaron Burns’ 16th league goal of the season gave Nantwich Town their second win of 2015 with a 1-0 victory at Marine AFC.
The Dabbers made two changes to the team that beat Ramsbottom United on New Years Day.
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town defender Ben Harrison wanted a new challenge when he joined the Dabbers from Witton Albion.
The defender played more than 200 games for the mid-Cheshire side before making the move to the Weaver Stadium in the Christmas period.
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town started 2015 with an excellent 3-2 win over Ramsbottom United at the Weaver Stadium.
A brace from Aaron Burns and one from Steve Jones gave the Dabbers the the win after Jon Robinson had open the scoring for Ramsbottom.
Nantwich Town have secured the signing of defender Ben Harrison.
Harrison has been an ever present at Witton Albion this season, playing in the heart of Albion defence.
Tributes have poured in for Crewe Alexandra chairman John Bowler from players, staff and fans after he was awarded the MBE.
John, from Nantwich, on the board of directors at Crewe Alexandra since 1980, was named in the 2015 New Year Honours list.
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town manager Danny Johnson spoke of his “disappointment” after the Dabbers were humbled by lowly Witton Albion on Boxing Day.
And it was the manner of the 3-0 defeat away at their local rivals which left Johnson upset.
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town suffered the Boxing Day blues as they went down to a 3-0 defeat at local rivals Witton Albion.
Despite having a fair share of chances, there was no Christmas cheer for the Dabbers.
Boxing world champion Robin Reid joined hundreds of boxing fans at a White Collar Boxing Night in Nantwich.
The event, which took place at The Studio nightclub and music venue, was organised by Funkinfitness.
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