By Sam McGarrigle
Nantwich Town boss Dave Cooke has already made a bold statement for next season – by signing Argentinian rising star Carlos “Thommy” Montefiori.
Cooke is keen begin strengthening his existing squad in readiness for 2021-22 campaign after it was confirmed the current season was to be null and voided.
Nantwich Town chairman Jon Gold has called the decision to null and void the current season as “frustrating and disappointing”.
The Northern Premier League’s proposal to scrap the season still has to be ratified by the FA Council, however it’s felt this will be a formality.
Nantwich Town say it has been forced to postpone its festive period fixtures with Stafford Rangers and Witton Albion due to the impact of the pandemic.
Dabbers chairman Jon Gold said the games were “not viable” with many teams in tier 3 areas not allowing supporters in.
Nantwich Town chairman and entrepreneur Jon Gold is launching a new business which he brought to “life” during lockdown.
Jon, who runs a successful music retail operation, used his spare time during the pandemic developing a new vision for his “Broking Group” business offering protection for firms, individuals and families.
Nantwich Town commercial partner Kindertons have renewed sponsorship of the club’s home and away shirts for the 20/21 season.
The deal will see the Crewe company’s logo emblazoned across the shirts of every team playing under the Nantwich Town banner.
Nantwich Town have struck a deal with a local firm to sponsor the club’s stadium on Waterlode.
The Optimum Pay Group has naming rights of The Stadium, which will be now be known as the “Optimum Pay Stadium”
Nantwich Town bosses have welcomed Government plans to for all non-league clubs below the conference North and South to welcome spectators to games from this Saturday (August 22).
Clubs will need to adhere to strict COVID safety measures with restrictions in place.
Nantwich Town have appointed a new director to its Board as the club hits £13,000 of funds raised to help it survive the COVID-19 pandemic.
Carl Boulton, managing director of Crewe-based Optimum Pay Group, has joined the club’s Board as the company continues to support the Weaver Stadium outfit.
One of Nantwich Town’s Northern Premier League rivals has fallen victim to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Droylsden FC have today resigned from the NPL and will also take no part in Cup Competitions this season.
Nantwich Town chiefs have launched a JustGiving appeal in a plea to the community to help keep the club alive.
They say the COVID-19 Pandemic which brought the 2019/20 football season to a premature end in March has had a “devastating effect” on finances.
Most of Nantwich Town’s players are “loyally committed” to remaining at the club, the chairman Jon Gold said today.
The club management is working behind the scenes to prepare a team for any eventual start to a new season.
Nantwich Town’s season has been ended by the FA today after it confirmed all clubs in league system steps 3 to 6 would not complete their fixtures in 2019-20.
The club had warned of the likely outcome, but chairman Jon Gold hit out today, calling the news “a devastating blow” and said clubs were “not consulted”.
Nantwich Town’s season looks to be over after all Northern Premier Division clubs were today told the current 2019-20 season will probably not be completed.
With the Dabbers in a strong position to challenge for promotion, the news will come as a blow to the Weaver Stadium oufit.
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