Nantwich Town’s highly-rated groundsman Peter Temmen has been nominated for another award.
Peter was the groundsman of the year winner in 2015 for his category, and was nominated again in 2016.
Nantwich Town notched a fine win over National League side Wrexham AFC at the Weaver Stadium.
The Reds had won their previous five pre-season matches but lost by a Jordan Davies goal to the Dabbers.
Nantwich Town face a tricky away match at Stalybridge Celtic in their Evo-Stik Premier League 2017-18 opener on August 12.
And just three days later the Dabbers will welcome back former management duo Phil Parkinson and Neil Sorvel who bring their new club Altrincham to Weaver Stadium.
Nantwich Town boss Dave Cooke is putting his new-look squad through its paces.
Players donned the club’s new home and away strips in a pre-season practice match at the Weaver Stadium.
Nantwich Town have re-signed two key players, in goalkeeper Krystian Burzynski and defender Joel Stair.
Manager Dave Cooke believes the deals will help the Dabbers form a key defensive unit as the 2017-18 season draws nearer.
Nantwich Town have announced the signing of Crewe-born striker Harry Clayton.
Clayton rejoins the Dabbers after being released by former boss Phil Parkinson in November 2015 to join Newcastle Town.
Nantwich Town favourite Andy White has left to join National League North side Southport.
White leaves the Weaver Stadium after four successful seasons at left-back for the Dabbers, winning a Player of the Year award in three consecutive seasons.
David Cooke has been appointed the new manager of Nantwich Town, with current player Steve Jones as his assistant.
The club has moved swiftly to replace Phil Parkinson and Neil Sorvel, who announced their departure to Altrincham just over a week ago.
Nantwich Town boss Phil Parkinson has left the club to join fellow Evo-Stik Premier Division side Altrincham.
The move comes less than 72 hours after Nantwich narrowly lost out in the Evo-Stik play offs against Spennymoor.
Nantwich Town’s bid for promotion came to a disappointing end with a 2-0 play-off defeat away at Spennymoor.
The Dabbers made the play-offs for the first time in eight years and were aiming to earn promotion to Conference North.
Nantwich Town confirmed their Evo-Stik Premier Division play-off place after a 0-0 draw away at Halesowen Town.
It ends an 8-year absence from the play-offs, and sets up a chance to gain promotion to the Conference North.
Nantwich Town are close to securing a play-off spot as they beat already relegated Ilkeston 3-0 at the Weaver Stadium.
The Dabbers needed to show patience against the Robins who set up to counter attack and frustrate the home side.
Nantwich Town continued their push for the play offs as they beat a spirited Ashton United 3-2 at the Weaver Stadium.
The Dabbers took a 2-0 lead, but Ashton fought back to force Nantwich to hang on for all three points.
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