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Things just got serious for Nomads

Preparation for a first shot at Step 3 kicked in straightaway for Anstey Nomads – even before lifting the title on Saturday.

By Andy Mitchell

TITLE JOY: Anstey Nomads players start their promotion party
PICTURE: Mike Capps

Preparation for a first shot at Step 3 kicked in straightaway for Anstey Nomads – even before lifting the title on Saturday.
While a crowd of more than 1,300 celebrated the 11th straight win – 1-0over Wellingborough Town – that sealed the NPL Midlands championship, chairman Tony Blanchard’s mind was on making sure Cropston Road could handle two parties at once.
The clubhouse had been booked out for a private event before the prospect of overhauling long-time leaders Carlton Town – 17 points...

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