Nantwich Town keeper Jon Brain pledges future to club
By Ashley Houghton Nantwich Town goalkeeper Jon Brain has signed an extension to his current contract. Brain will now remain between the sticks for the Dabbers for a further two years.
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Young England stars train at Nantwich Town’s Weaver Stadium
These are England’s football stars of the future in Nantwich as they prepare for an international friendly game with Poland. The England under 18s squad took part in a training session at Nantwich Town’s Weaver Stadium.
Nantwich Town keeper Ben Chapman signs for Leek Town
By Ashley Houghton Popular Nantwich Town reserve goalkeeper Ben Chapman has signed for Leek Town. Chapman (pictured) said he was “sad” to be leaving after three good seasons at the Weaver Stadium.
Evo-Stik Premier League report: Nantwich Town 1 Ashton United 1
By Ashley Houghton: Nantwich Town earned a credible 1-1 draw against in-form Ashton United in an entertaining game at the Weaver Stadium. And the Dabbers did it the hard way, coming from behind to clip the wings of the in-form Robins.
Nantwich Town land loan signing Casper Hughes for Ashton clash
By Ashley Houghton Nantwich Town face a tough clash when in-form arrive Ashton United arrive at the Weaver Stadium. And the Dabbers will welcome back Casper Hughes into the squad after securing a loan deal for him from League Two neighbours Crewe Alex.
Nantwich Town’s clash with Rushall Olympic re-scheduled
Nantwich Town’s home game against Rushall Olympic has been put back a week due to the Pics’ involvement in the semi-finals of the Doodson Sports Trophy. The match will now take place at the Weaver Stadium on Tuesday March 27, kick off 7.45pm.
Evo-Stik Premier League: Nantwich Town 2 North Ferriby 1
By Ashley Houghton Nantwich Town notched a first win since Boxing Day with a 2-1 victory over North Ferriby United at the Weaver Stadium. Goals from Mat Bailey and Sean Cooke earned the Dabbers three points after a Russell Fry penalty gave the Yorkshire outfit an early lead.
Nantwich Town seek winning return agains North Ferriby Utd
Nantwich Town will be looking to secure their first victory of a stuttering 2012 so far when they welcome North Ferriby United to the Weaver Stadium. The Dabbers have struggled to get going so far this year, their last victory back on Boxing Day.
Evo-Stik Premier League: Nantwich Town 0 Worksop Town 1
By Ashley Houghton Nantwich Town went down to a late winner as Worksop won their first game since Boxing Day at the Weaver Stadium. Massiah McDonald latched onto Jamie Jackson’s through ball to hammer a 75th minute winner past Jon Brain in the Dabbers goal.
Ex Nantwich Town striker Lee Steele fined by FA over Twitter comment
Ex Nantwich Town striker Lee Steele has been fined £200 by the FA for a Twitter comment about gay rugby player Gareth Thomas. Steele, 38, who signed for the Dabbers in January, was sacked by previous club Oxford City after the comment made about Thomas’ appearance on Celebrity Big Brother.
Evo-Stik Premier League: Marine 0 Nantwich Town 0
Nantwich Town earned a credible goalless draw away at promotion contenders Marine. The Dabbers returned to action after a two-week weather lay-off with a tough road trip to Merseyside in the Evo-Stik Premier League.
Nantwich Town seek loan deal for Burnley youngster David Lynch
Nantwich Town could be about to land a loan deal for Championship midfielder David Lynch. The Dabbers are hoping to complete the deal for the 18-year-old Burnley player later today (February 10).
Finalists in the The Cat Community Awards named
The finalists for The Cat Community Awards for Crewe and Nantwich have been unveiled. The awards, designed to honour those who make a special contribution to the area, have been divided into a series of categories.
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