FA Trophy: Northwich Victoria 2 Nantwich Town 0
Nantwich Town boss Danny Johnson launched a scathing attack on his players after they were knocked out of the FA Trophy. The Dabbers were soundly beaten 2-0 away at local rivals Northwich Victoria.
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Nantwich Town sign FC United’s Adam Jones on loan deal
Nantwich Town have swooped to secure the loan signing of FC United defender Adam Jones. And it comes on the same day top scorer Aaron Burns (pictured) pledged his future to the Dabbers after rivals AFC Fylde made a bid for him.
Nantwich Town come from behind to beat Stocksbridge 2-1
By James Briscoe Nantwich Town produced a strong second half comeback to overcome lowly visitors Stocksbridge Park Steels. A first goal for recent signing Steve Foster and a late Ben Deegan strike earned three points for the Dabbers.
Nantwich Town delight after beating high-flying AFC Fylde 2-1
By James Briscoe Nantwich Town produced the away performance of the season to topple promotion-chasing AFC Fylde 2-1. Late goals by Aaron Burns (pictured) and Ben Deegan crowned a superb display by the Dabbers on the Lancashire coast.
Nantwich Town ease passed St Ives 4-1 in FA Trophy clash
By James Briscoe Nantwich Town strode in to the FA Trophy Third Round Qualifying with three goals in the final 10 minutes at St Ives in Cambridgeshire. But it was not plain sailing for the Dabbers on a poor playing surface and blustery conditions.
Nantwich Town boss calls team “disgrace” after 2-1 defeat by Marine
By James Briscoe Nantwich Town boss Danny Johnson described his team’s performance as “a disgrace” after they slumped to a 2-1 home defeat. Andy Fowler and Jamie Rainford earned Marine three points despite a late Aaron Burns header for the hosts.
Evo-Stik match report: Nantwich Town beat Barwell FC 2-0
By James Briscoe Aaron Burns and Ben Deegan earned Nantwich Town all three points at home to Barwell FC. Two strikes in the space of two second-half minutes was just reward for the Dabbers who dominated.
Nantwich Town boss Danny Johnson blasts referee after Ilkeston loss
By James Briscoe Nantwich Town boss Danny Johnson hit out at the officials after watching his side slip to a 3-1 defeat away at Ilkeston The Dabbers looked to have been denied a clear penalty claim when striker Ben Deegan was brought down in the second half.
Match report: Nantwich Town lose 1-0 at home to Chorley
By James Briscoe Nantwich Town keeper Jack Cudworth had a debut to forget after giving away a penalty which sent Dabbers crashing to a 1-0 defeat. Cudworth (pictured) felled Chorley’s Josh Hine in the box and Hine stroked home the spot-kick in the 11th minute.
Nantwich Town crash to 2-0 defeat away at Buxton
By James Briscoe A Lee Morris brace in the first 10 minutes sent Nantwich Town crashing to defeat for the first time in three weeks. Buxton’s rapid start and solid defence meant the Dabbers struggled to fight their way back into the encounter at the Silverlands.
Nantwich Town boss wants more after 6-1 win at Droylsden
By James Briscoe Nantwich Town boss Danny Johnson watched his side hit six passed Droylsden – then labelled the performance “disappointing”. Six different scorers netted for the Dabbers who cruised passed the bottom club, but Johnson feels they could have been more clinical.
Nantwich Town look to bounce back away at bottom club Droylsden
By James Briscoe Nantwich Town will hope for a repeat of the last time they played Droylsden when the clubs clash at the Butchers Arms. It is 18 years since local Nantwich schoolteacher Andy Locke wrote himself into the record-books.
Nantwich Town boss slams 3-2 Worksop defeat as “unacceptable”
By James Briscoe Nantwich Town boss Danny Johnson blasted his side’s 3-2 home defeat by Worksop Town as “totally unacceptable”. Johnson criticised the team’s “incconsistency” as the Dabbers struggle to put a decent run of form together.
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