By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town’s dreams of playing in the FA Trophy final are over after Ramsbottom United won 3-1 at the Weaver Stadium in the second qualifying round.
In-form Mark Winslade scored his second goal in a week for the Dabbers.
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town were knocked out of the Doodson Sports Cup 3-2 at home to Stourbridge, writes Richard Scott.
Second half goals within a minute each other from Mark Winslade and William Richards drew the Dabbers level after George Bowerman and Kristian Ramsey-Dixon had given the visitors the lead.
Nantwich Town manager Danny Johnson has a fully fit squad for the Doodson Cup fixture at home to Stourbridge tonight (November 11).
And despite last week’s narrow defeat away at leaders Skelmersdale, he believes his team’s performance gave the travelling fans lots to be optimistic about.
By Daniel Curtis
Despite more-than matching the table toppers, Nantwich Town went home without a point on a frustrating night in Skelmersdale.
The Dabbers could not repeat their FA Trophy win over United, with Alan Burton’s 61st minute header the key moment of the game.
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town Youth team manager Steve Smithies believes his young Dabbers can beat Rochdale when they travel to Spotland in the FA Youth Cup.
Nantwich have won through three qualifying round and are now are in the First Round Proper of the competition on Tuesday (November 4).
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town will count themselves unlucky after going down to a 3-1 defeat away at Whitby Town.
The Dabbers hit the woodwork twice and scored from the spot, but despite creating a hatful of other chances they couldn’t take them.
Nantwich Town boss Danny Johnson has brought in two new players as the club’s injury crisis deepens.
The Dabbers sent out a patched up team which was beaten 4-0 away at Grantham Town last night (October 21).
By Richard Scott
Max Harrop’s stunning free-kick was little consolation for Nantwich Town who slipped to a 3-1 home defeat against Ashton United.
And for boss Danny Johnson, watching another lacklustre defensive display will be more worrying than being beaten by his former side.
Nantwich Town were beaten by two late goals as they went down 2-1 at home to FC United of Manchester.
Almost 1,000 fans packed in to Weaver Stadium to watch a tightly-fought encounter.
Nantwich Town manager Danny Johnson admits his players had got “stuck in a rut” before this week’s crucial victory over Marine.
The Dabbers claimed a late 2-1 win over their lowly opponents at the Weaver Stadium, thanks to an Adam Jones brace.
By Richard Scott
An Adam Jones goal two minutes from time secured a dramatic win for Nantwich Town over Marine.
Defender Jones bagged both goals for the Dabbers in front of a jubilant 200 fans at Weaver Stadium.
Nantwich Town’s inconsistent early season form continued with a disappointing 4-0 defeat at Trafford.
The Dabbers, hoping to build on their win over Matlock and push up the Evo-Stik Premier Division, welcomed back former Crewe Alex winger Steve Jones (pictured) from injury.
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town captain Mark Jones says he relishes playing in different positions other than midfield.
Jones, who celebrated his 50th appearance for the Dabbers at the weekend, stepped into the back line after Adam Jones went off injured.
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