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.
A children’s football team is celebrating a hat-trick after attracting triplets, Cheshire FA recognition and backing from Crewe Alexandra FC’s sponsor.
Cheshire Blades Pink Panthers, which formed just after the pandemic, is to step out in a new kit sponsored by breakfast firm Mornflake.
A former footballer from Nantwich who suffered sexual abuse as a player, has been appointed the new safeguarding champion at Cheshire FA.
Gary Cliffe, now a detective with Staffordshire Police, was one of the key contributors to the FA’s inquiry into child sex abuse in football between 1970 and 2005.
George and Dragon defeated The Lions by three goals without reply in their Cheshire FA Sunday Cup clash.
Jordan Johnson bagged a hat-trick for the winners, as both teams had to cope with having no changing rooms!
Faddiley move up to third place in Crewe Regional Sunday League Premier Division after edging a close game with Salvador 0-2.
In a well-matched contest, goals from Richard Ford and Chris Stokes gave Faddiley the win.
Willaston WS and Crewe Ath both tumbled out of the Cheshire FA Sunday Cup.
Willaston lost 8-0 at Forest Road while Crewe Athletic lost 6-0 to Stockport-based Cale Green FC – the current holders of the competition.
Crewe Athletic produced a stunning fightback to progress into the next round of the Cheshire FA Sunday Cup.
They were trailing 3-0 to Wirral-based side Heygarth FC.
By James Briscoe New FA Chairman Greg Dyke dropped in to Nantwich to visit what he believes sets the standards for a “community club”. Mr Dyke visited the Weaver Stadium with Cheshire FA Chief Executive Simon Gerrard.
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