Football: Meet Congleton rivals Alsager Town ahead of pre-season friendly

By Deborah Bowyer

9th Jul 2022 | Local News

Congleton Town FC: Bears fans pictured earlier this year. (Image - Alexander Greensmith / Congleton Nub News)
Congleton Town FC: Bears fans pictured earlier this year. (Image - Alexander Greensmith / Congleton Nub News)

Alsager Town Football Club will be hoping to put all their troubles of last season behind them when they play a pre-season friendly on Saturday against local rivals Congleton Town Football Club.

The Bullets has a chequered season last year avoiding relegation zone but have their sights set on the next season and further changes.

The club, members of the North West Counties League Division One South, finished 18th in the table – three from the bottom.

They have had four first team managers last season and revealed that plans are afoot to make improvements pending the result of two grants they are applying for.

Chairman, Terry Greer, who has been with the Wood Park Stadium club since 2011, say last season was been "one of the toughest" but they have come through stronger than ever.

He says the appointment of new management towards the end of the season helped and he is confident the club can make some ground improvements pending grant application bids.

The Bears had a middling season, with promotion hopes shattering after halfway point of the season, with The Bears lucky to hold onto a top 10 finish.

Let's hope that the 2022/2023 season brings great things for The Bullets and The Bears.

     

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