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Lloyd Allinson makes Nantwich Town switch

Allinson arrives at The Weaver Stadium with a strong pedigree having picked up FC United’s Players Player and Supporters Player of the Year Awards last season. 
Lloyd Allinson

Nantwich Town have moved swiftly to replaced goalkeeper Will Jaaskelainen by bringing in highly rated shot stopper Lloyd Allinson on loan from FC United. 
Allinson arrives at The Weaver Stadium with a strong pedigree having picked up FC United’s Players Player and Supporters Player of the Year Awards last season.
However, following the arrival of Andy Fisher from Blackburn, the goalkeeper has struggled for game time this season.
Allinson is expected to go straight into the squad for tomorrow’s game against relegation threatened Grantham Town, after previous first choice keeper Jaaskelainen was recalled by his parent club Crewe Alexandra.
 

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