Nantwich Town under 15s have completed a stunning end-of-season double. The youngsters, managed by Andy Slaney and Jay Bateman, brought silverware back to the Weaver Stadium after winning the Under 15s South Cheshire Youth League and Cup.
By James Briscoe New Nantwich Town boss Danny Johnson has moved quickly to bring in Alex Frost from former club Ashton United. ‘Frosty’, who made over 200 appearances for Ashton under Johnson, is also new Dabbers club captain.
By James Briscoe Nantwich Town manager Danny Johnson has made his first signing – bringing in the experienced Earl Davis. The 30-year-old will be joining the Dabbers as both a player and as his new assistant manager for the 2013-14 season.
Nantwich Town were honoured alongside other winners in the FA’s fourth annual Respect and Fair Play Awards. The Dabbers won the club accolade at Steps 1-4 before the FA Cup Final at Wembley.
Big-hearted Nantwich Town fans have dug deep to raise funds for a new tannoy system at the club’s Weaver Stadium. The Independent Supporters Association unveiled the system in the Whitby Morrison Ice Cream Van stand before the final home game of the season.
By James Briscoe A freak goal from PJ Hudson gave Nantwich Town a final day 2-1 win over Blyth Spartans. And the victory proved the perfect tribute to caretaker player-manager Darren Moss in his last game in charge.
By James Briscoe Buxton FC emerged better off from a frantic last ten minutes to defeat Nantwich Town 3-1. Dabbers had levelled with seven minutes left, but the hosts hit back with a late late show of their own.
New Nantwich Town boss Danny Johnson believes he has taken “one of the best jobs” in non league football. Johnson was appointed as new Dabbers coach this week and will take the reins after Nantwich’s last game of the season against Blyth this weekend.
By James Briscoe Nantwich Town have unveiled Danny Johnson as their new manager. The 37-year-old joins the Dabbers after their final home game against Blyth Spartans this Saturday.
By James Briscoe Nantwich Town were undone at Stafford Rangers by a fine Sean Kinsella strike and a Jimmy Turner diving header. And the 2-0 victory lifted the hosts above the Dabbers in the Evo-Stik Premier League.
By James Briscoe Nantwich Town succumbed to an aerial barrage from lowly Stocksbridge as they were thumped 5-2. Park Steels’ towering striker Danny South ran riot as the Dabbers’ winning run came to an abrupt end.
By James Briscoe A late penalty from Nantwich Town substitute Joe Guest earned his team a fourth win in five. Guest’s strike helped the Dabbers overcome a spirited Frickley Athletic who put in their own late flourish.
By James Briscoe Nantwich Town hope to continue their upturn in form when they welcome Frickley Athletic to the Weaver Stadium. Frickley lag eight points behind Nantwich in the Evo-Stik Premier, having played a game more.
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