A Nantwich Town director has put an FA Trophy win at Wembley ahead of league promotion.
Tim Crighton, Dabbers commercial director, says he would prefer to see the club at Wembley winning a cup.
Meet nine-year-old Emily Bevan – Nantwich Town’s lucky charm who could help the Dabbers all the way to Wembley!
Emily has been the team’s mascot on three previous FA Trophy victories already this season.
Nantwich Town will take on either Halifax Town or Gateshead in the semi-final of the FA Trophy following Saturday’s dramatic victory over Dover Athletic.
The Dabbers beat Dover 2-1 with a last gasp goal from Liam Shotton.
By Richard Scott
Matty Kosylo was Nantwich Town’s hero as he secured a point for the Dabbers away at Matlock Town.
Kosylo scored his 13th goal of the season just after half time and Nantwich could have won it with chances towards the end.
By Mark Blackburn
Kidsgrove Athletic captain Anthony Malbon says he turned down a move to Nantwich Town because he is “happy” where he is.
The Dabbers had given seven days’ notice for the former Derby County youth striker.
Nantwich Town bosses hailed their FA Trophy victory over Stourbridge as one of the biggest in the club’s history.
The Dabbers triumphed 1-0 in their last 16 clash at the Weaver Stadium in front of around 500 fans last night (February 16).
Darren Thornton is leaving Nantwich Town to join Conference North side Bradford Park Avenue.
The Dabbers defender says the reason for leaving is due a relocation with his partner to Yorkshire and the impending birth of their first child.
Nantwich Town new signing Sam Cosgrove made his debut in the 1-1 home draw with Ilkeston FC.
Cosgrove joins the Weaver Stadium outfit on loan from League One Wigan Athletic.
A Nantwich Town official is trying to track down more of the club’s FA Vase heroes from 10 years ago – for a new book.
Club press officer Richard Scott is keen to speak to all of those involved in the historic victory of 2006.
By Jamie Davies
Nantwich Town made history by reaching the third round of the FA Trophy for the first time by thumping Bradford Park Avenue 5-0.
Matt Bell’s beautiful left foot finish opened the scoring six minutes before the interval to put the Dabbers into the lead.
By Liam Roe
Nantwich Town boss Phil Parkinson says his side ‘came up trumps’ against Bradford Park Avenue.
Parkinson described the squad he took to the Horsfall Stadium as ‘bare bones’ and with players being unavailable, first team coach Danny Griggs had to take a place on the bench.
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town earned a credible 1-1 draw with fellow promotion hopefuls Salford City.
And visiting coach Paul Scholes will have been impressed by the Dabbers as well as his own side at the Weaver Stadium.
Nantwich Town slipped to a home defeat in their opening match of 2016.
The Dabbers lost 2-1 against Whitby Town at a rain-soaked Weaver Stadium today (January 2).
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