New Nantwich Town manager Paul Carden said he is ready for the challenge as he looks to steer the Dabbers away from relegation.
Carden, the former Warrington Town manager, took his first Nantwich training session this week.
Nantwich Town suffered a big blow losing 2-1 at home to Marske United in a crucial battle near the bottom of the Northern Premier League, writes Adam Bateman.
Gary Taylor-Fletcher called the character of the Dabbers squad into question afterwards, saying “we’ve got 2 or 3 leaders but the rest are just accepting mediocrity”.
Gary Taylor-Fletcher has more important things to think about at present than how his former clubs are getting on in the Football League.
He is currently attempting to steer Nantwich Town away from danger in the Northern Premier League.
Nantwich Town have secured the signings of several players to bolster their squad as they look to move away from relegation places in Northern Premier League.
They have extended the loan of keeper Tom Booth from Crewe Alexandra until the end of the season.
Nantwich Town ended their Northern Premier League campaign with a fine away point at play-off chasing Bamber Bridge.
And the 1-1 scoreline ultimately ended the hosts’ chances of clinching a play-off spot, as the Dabbers finished the season in 13th place.
Nantwich Town players are well into their pre-season training this week as they look forward to a new Northern Premier League campaign next month.
Players attended training last night (Thursday July 1) under the watchful eye of new First Team Manager Dave Cooke, along with his management team.
Nantwich Town have unveiled their full pre-season schedule ahead of the 2021-22 campaign in the Northern Premier League.
The Dabbers will host sides such as Crewe Alexandra, Wolves u23s and Alrtincham as they prepare for kick off on Saturday August 14.
Nantwich Town could be in line for a £27,000 support package from the Government to help it through the current pandemic lockdown.
The Government’s £10 million Sports Winter Survival Package has been announced to help non-league clubs in Steps 3-6 who have not been able to resume their season since Christmas.
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.
The problem is clear… but the solution is anything but.
Non league football in the UK faces tough times with tightening of belts.
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 could be back in Northern Premier League action as early as September, it has emerged.
The NPL has announced a provisional season start date for steps 3 and 4 of Saturday September 19, subject to further approval.
A legal challenge to a decision to end the Northern Premier League season early, which meant Nantwich Town missing out on possible promotion, has failed.
The challenge was put together by South Shields FC, who were top of the NPL by 12 points when the FA ratified a decision to null and void the 2019-20 season below the National League (step 3 to 7).
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