Liam Price is a journalist at various esteemed publications including The Intelligencer and USA TODAY. He covers a range of topics within the sports industry, focusing on competitive sports, sports business, and sports marketing, as well as aspects of manufacturing and lean manufacturing. Liam's work has been featured in multiple outlets, including the Courier-Post, delawareonline.com, and the BBC World.
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By: Liam Price
By Liam Price Nantwich Town secured their first win of the season to progress to the next round of the FA Trophy with a 2-1 win over Boston Town. With 2 games in 48 hours and a long trip for this one, Luke Goddard rotated his side with a first start for Luke Enright and...
By: Liam Price
By Liam Price, photo by Jonathan White Nantwich Town are in action against Witton on Bank Holiday Monday (3pm kick-off) in the first local derby of the season. Albion and on Witton have made a good if slightly inconsistent start to their season. 2 wins in the FA Cup, where they’ll travel to Avro in...
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By Jonathan White Nantwich Town Disability Football players, friends and supporters have battled relentless rain to complete a gruelling 42-mile sponsored walk – raising more than £650. The challenge, held on Saturday 29th August, saw participants set off from Nantwich before making their way to The Kinder Lodge in Hayfield, Derbyshire. And while the weather...
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By Liam Price, photos by Jonathan White Witton Albion blew Nantwich Town away in a 15-minute spell in the first half to claim a 3-0 victory at the Swansway Stadium. While shirt numbers are not fixed at this level, a couple of the Dabbers ones were eye-catching, like Aidy Roxburgh the right back with no.7...
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The Dabbers are on the road again, this time to Mossley on Saturday (3pm kick-off). Tho-Mossley Tank Engine Due to cup involvements and the way the fixtures have fallen, Saturday will actually be Mossley’s first home league game of the season. They beat Silsden at Seel Park in an FA Cup replay and were then...
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By Liam Price, photo by Ian Garnett Nantwich Town and Mossley drew 1-1 at Seel Park after a goal for each team in the space of a couple of minutes. Ollie Pope and Luke Enright came back into the side, as did Perry Bircumshaw after a few games out. A largely uneventful first half carried...
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By Myles Hocknell, photo by Josh Tyler-Williams Nantwich Town Women suffered a 3-0 defeat away to Mancunian Unity on Sunday, with the scores being even in the first half before Unity took control after the break. The Dabbers got the game underway and made a positive start, with two excellent tackles early on denying Unity...
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The Dabbers travel to Stafford in the rearranged league game this Tuesday night (7.45pm kick-off). The Boro Bulletin Stafford’s changes are well known by now so it’s not worth raking through every bit of action on and off the pitch that had led many to have them as favourites for the NPL West title. It’s...
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By Liam Price Two late goals saw Stafford claim victory with a 3-1 win over Nantwich at the Stan Robinson Stadium on Tuesday night. The Dabbers team was undoubtedly depleted going into this game. A lengthy injury list was hindered further by illness and the often overlooked factor of work commitments that came into play...
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By Liam Price, photo by Jonathan White A first ever meeting between the Dabbers and Wellingborough Town awaits in the FA Trophy Qualifying Round on Saturday (3pm kick-off). Going Very Well Given the FA Trophy is still only Step 4 teams, Wellingborough are just about the toughest draw the Dabbers could have been handed at...
