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Warrington Town take a leaf out of Manchester City's book to celebrate promotion.

THE Warrington Town goalkeeper duped into drinking a rival fan’s urine has been suspended for his act of retaliation and will miss Saturdays…

FORMER Chester FC keeper Tony Thompson duped into drinking a rival fan’s urine has been suspended for his act of retaliation.

Warrington Town chairman Toby Macormac has hit back at Carlisle United’s decision to take back Lewis Bell before his loan spell had ended.

MARK Beesley is to be named as the permanent manager of Warrington Town.

THIS weekend saw Paul Cardens five-year reign as Warrington Town manager come to an end.

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MANAGER Paul Carden and assistant Mark Beesley have committed their futures to Warrington Town. The pair have both signed new two-year deals at Cantilever Park, which run to the end of the 2022-23 season. Carden took charge in October 2016 and has reached the Northern Premier League Premier Division play-offs in both of his completed seasons at the helm. Yellows won their divisional play-off in the 2018-19 campaign thanks to a memorable win at South Shields, only to lose a one-off "supe...

APRIL 16, 2016 – a date no Warrington Town fan will forget in a hurry. It was on that day that the journey they currently find themselves on really started – the beginning of a run they hope will take them higher up the footballing pyramid. The sun was out and Cantilever Park was packed to see a record-breaking Yellows team seal the Northern Premier League First Division North title in typically authoritative style. The celebrations after the trophy presentation. Picture by Mike B...

CLUBS in the Pitching In Northern Premier League will no longer be mandated to play fixtures over the festive period. After criticism from some clubs that restarting the season at this point would effectively force them to stage fixtures at a financial loss, the league board had a slight rethink. A full programme of fixtures was meant to resume on Boxing Day but matches on that day and on New Year’s Day will now be optional for clubs. In a statement, the NPL say any further suspension...