Connect with us

Non-League Paper

Our cup scalps show the way

Paul Carden believes Nantwich Town were victims of their own success last season – but says their giant-slaying cup exploits reignited his belief that promotion is within reach.

Our cup

NPL WEST
By Chris Dunlavy

PAUL Carden believes Nantwich Town were victims of their own success last season – but says their giant-slaying cup exploits reignited his belief that promotion is within reach.
The Dabbers reached the fourth round of the FA Trophy and the third qualifying round of the FA Cup, beating the likes of Banbury, Chester and York along the way.
In the league, however, it was a different story. Carden’s side – relegated from the NPL Premier in 2023 – struggled to build momentum and eventually finished tenth, six points off the play-off spots.
“We played 15 games in the c...

Continue reading...

Access all our premium content from as little as 14p per day!

Already a subscriber to our website? Login

Tackle the News

- Sign Up for our weekly Non-League Newsletter
Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.
Your subscription has been successful.
My Betting Sites
Pro Direct
Isuzu

free bets

online bettingbest-betting-sites-by-betinireland-banner

free bets

More in Non-League Paper

  • SERVICE: Kevin Maher has been manager of Southend United since 2021 PICTURE: Alamy SERVICE: Kevin Maher has been manager of Southend United since 2021 PICTURE: Alamy

    Kev has no pause for a breather

    Kevin Maher knows Southend United need to go deep into the hurt locker if they’re to achieve their goals this season.

  • Forget Spurs, this is the one!

    Legendary former boss Neil Young insists Marine’s big semi-final clash at Wealdstone may be the biggest in the club’s proud 132-year history as the National League North side sweat on the fitness of three key men this week.

  • Danny’s got title bounce!

    Danny Forrest had a good feeling about Liversedge this campaign – before they’d even started pre-season!

  • Merry cross the Mersey!

    Neil Danns hailed the Merseyside magicians as his Southport – and near neighbours Marine – go all out to reach Wembley.