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The Dabbers’ First Goal (Captured by Simon J Newbury) THEThe Official DABBER Programme of Nantwich Town Nantwich Town vs Buxton Tuesday 29th September 2020 Pitching In Northern Premier League Premier Division What's Inside: Match Reports Read the reports from our most recent games against Stalybridge Celtic and the new Man of the Match Sponsor Last Time We Met Michael Chatwin talks through the record between Nantwich and Buxton. CLUB DETAILS Nantwich Town Football Club CLUB HONOURS Company by Guarantee Company No: 0732 8670 The Optimum Pay Group Stadium, LEAGUE COMPETITION: Waterlode, Nantwich, Cheshire, CW5 5BS Cheshire County League Telephone: 01270 621771 Champions – 1980/81 County Affiliation : Cheshire FA Year Formed : 1884 Mid-Cheshire League Champions – 1963/64 At the Top Runners-Up – 1950/51, 1961/62, 1964/65 President: Frank Blunstone Chairman: Jon Gold Crewe Amateur Combination League Vice-Chairman: John Dunning Champions – 1946/47 Directors: Mark Hawkins, John Dunning, Clive Jackson, Dave Clapp, Dan Dunning- Cheshire League Cole, Tim Crighton, Carl Boulton Division One Runners Up – 1900/01 Company Secretary: John Dunning Shropshire & District League Football Officials Runners-Up – 1891/92 Manager: Dave Cooke Assistant Manager: Danny Griggs Manchester League First Team Coaches: Clayton McDonald, Jay Runners-Up – 1966/67 Bateman, Nigel Deeley Goalkeeper Coach: Keiron Clarke Northern Premier League Head Physio: Callum Carey Div 1 South – Play-Off Winners – 2007/08 Physio: Pete Williams Premier Division Play-Off Final – 2008/09 Kit Manager: Jason Clarke Kit Assistant: Kieron McDonald CUP COMPETITION: Cheshire Senior Cup Winners – 1932/33, Behind the Scenes 1975/76, 2007/08, 2011/12, 2017/18, 2018/19 Club Secretary: Carl Thorpe Business Manager: Emma Crossan FA Vase Winners – 2005/06 Press Officers: Sam McGarrigle, Jack Beresford, Liam Price FA Trophy Semi Finalist – 2015/16 Programme Editor: TBC Club Photographer: Jonathan White FA Cup First Round – 2011/12, 2017/18, Groundsman: Peter Temmen 2019/20 Stadium & Safety Officer: Bob Melling North West Counties League Cup Winners – Social Networks: 1994/95 Twitter: @TheDabbers Facebook: /nantwihtownfc Mid Cheshire League Cup Winners – YouTube: Nantwich Town FC 1961/62, 1963/64 Instagram: officialnantwichtownfc HAVE WE MET BEFORE? This evening we welcome BUXTON to the Weaver Stadium for a crucial clash in the NPL Premier. Dave Cooke will be hoping to ward off that old Buxton ‘hoodoo’ once and for all. Nantwich have won just one of the last 11 home clashes against the Derbyshire outfit. In fairness, though, seven of these have been drawn – including last season’s 2-2 draw and a similar score line in November 2012 when Si Everall fired home the Dabbers’ first goal (captured by Simon J Newbury). Since our first encounter with Buxton back in January 1893 (yes, we lost that one too: 3-0 at home!), our full home and away record reads: P 57 W 15 D 12 L 30 F 77 A 119 Photo: Simon J Newbury HAVE WE MET BEFORE? One of the Dabbers most prolific goal scorers, Johnnie Walker, featured for both sides. Shown here is his profile from the new publication ‘The Ultimate Book of Nantwich Town Football Club’ which can be ordered at www.ultimatebook.bigcartel.com. The book also includes the other players who have appeared for both Nantwich and Buxton, namely: Osebi Abadaki, Glen Blackley, Alan Challinor, Will Jaaskelainen, Barry McConnell, Grant McCulloch, Jimmy Mountford, Andy O’Connor, John White, Barry Wilberforce and Ashley Young. CLUB HISTORY – BUXTON Formed as an offshoot of the town's cricket club, Buxton F.C. began life in the autumn of 1877. Its first game took place on Saturday, October 27th, at The Park (still the home of the cricket club) when 14 members picked sides for a 7-a-side match. In the next few years, the club played its home matches in fields at Cote Heath, off London Road and at Green Lane before moving to its current ground at the Silverlands in 1884, then a field owned by Frank Drewry, the club's first captain. The first game there was a Derbyshire Cup tie on Saturday, November 1st, when "the Bucks" defeated Bakewell 2-0. Situated 1000 feet above sea level, the Silverlands is the highest ground within the Pyramid of soccer - and substantially higher than the highest Football League ground (The Hawthorns). The Main Stand has seats for 500 and the 2 covered terraces provide accommodation for a total of over 2,000. Recent development work at the club has seen a major revamping of the social club and the building of a new boardroom as well as extending the home dressing room and most recently, the addition of a further dressing room to accommodate lady officials. The club entered The Combination in 1891 and joined the Manchester League in 1899, winning the championship in 1931/32, which prompted a move to the Cheshire League for the following season (though the reserve side remained in the Manchester League and won the title in 1959/60). It took 40 years to bring the Cheshire League title to Buxton, though the club had been runners-up in 1962/63. Promotion to the NPL for the 1973/74 season was an opportunity eagerly seized and honours in this league comprise the winning of the President's Cup in 1980/81 and a League Cup final appearance at Maine Road in 1990/91. The club's highest NPL final placing was 4th position achieved in 1980/81, though it was not until September 10th, 1991 "the Bucks" actually topped the NPL (eventually finishing 5th). Buxton’s best years in the F.A. Cup came in the two decades after World War Two. In 1951/52 the club, having defeated then Football League Club, Aldershot, 4-3, reached the third round proper only to lose 2-0 at Division 2 side Doncaster Rovers, while first round appearances followed in 1958 and 1962. However in 2003/04 Buxton reached the fourth qualifying round only to meet their match at Nigel Clough’s Burton Albion. The early days of the F.A. Trophy however saw the club develop a considerable reputation, reaching the quarter-finals in 1970/71 and 1971/72. A full member of the F.A. and the Derbyshire F.A., Buxton F.C. has won the Derbyshire Senior Cup 10 times, including 3 times in the 1980’s. A members' club run by an elected committee for most of its life, Buxton F.C. became a Limited Company in June 1993. The club was beset by financial problems after the establishment of the National Lottery and successive relegations in 1997 and 1998 took it to the NCEL. Manager Kenny Johnson and Ronnie Wright inspired a revival in 2002 and when Nicky Law took over from them in 2005 he was given the brief of leading the club back to Northern Premier League status. His first success was in leading the club to NCEL Presidents Cup victory in April 2005 in a thrilling 2- legged final against Sutton Town and in 2005/06 ‘the Bucks’ enjoyed their best season since the early 70’s. The President’s Cup was retained and the NCEL Premier title was won with eventual ease, beating second place Liversedge by a massive 15 points, losing just 3 league games all season and conceding just 27 goals in 38 matches. The league victory meant a return to the Northern Premier League that the club’s followers had been crying out for since 1998 and the success was to continue with the capture of the UniBond First Division championship in 2006/07 as well as winning the UniBond President’s Cup. CLUB HISTORY – BUXTON Nicky Law departed the club at the end of 2006/07 and was replaced by the experienced John Reed, and assisted by ex-Swansea City player Clive Freeman, who guided the club the UniBond Premier League play-off final in his first season in charge, just missing out to Gateshead. The 2008/09 campaign didn’t get off to the best of starts with injuries and suspensions robbing the squad of key players and a relegation battle was only avoided following an upturn in fortunes after the New Year. The club did win some silverware though in the shape of the Derbyshire Senior Cup, which returned to the Silverlands after an absence of 22 years. The next two seasons were a story of ‘what could have been’ with 8th and 6th finishes in the league and good FA Cup runs which resulted in exit at the final qualifying stage in both seasons. In 2010/11 the Bucks ran Blue Square National big spenders Fleetwood Town very close on their home ground in the 4th qualifying round, this after defeating AFC Telford United with 9 men in the previous round. The Bucks also reached the final of the Derbyshire Cup in 2011 but were defeated by a strong Derby County side at Chesterfield’s B2Net Stadium. The Bucks got off to a disappointing start in 2011/12 and John Reed and Clive Freeman left the club in November by mutual consent. The managerial reigns were initially picked up by experienced player/coach Scott Maxfield, who brought in ex-Sheffield FC manager Chris Dolby as his assistant, but Martin McIntosh was appointed manager in February with ‘Maxi’ as his assistant. Results picked up immediately and a remarkable run of 10 wins from 12 matches at the end of the campaign left the Bucks in 13th place when relegation looked odds on at one stage. To cap the season off the Bucks gained revenge over a young Derby County side in a repeat of the previous season’s Derbyshire Cup Final to lift the cup with a Mark Reed goal.
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