Warrington Town F.C.

About Warrington Town F.C.

FA Cup giant-killing hero Craig Robinson has returned to Warrington Town F.C. as assistant manager, joining former Tranmere Rovers boss Paul Carden, who was appointed the club’s new manager earlier this season. Carden’s first match in charge was a 2-0 home defeat to Nantwich Town in the FA Trophy, marking the start of his tenure alongside ex-Yellows striker Mark Beesley, now first-team coach. The club continues to compete in national cup competitions and maintains a regular fixture list, player profiles and match highlights on its official website. Beyond the on-field activity, Warrington Town offers a matchday sponsorship package aimed at local businesses. The arrangement grants admission for ten guests into the Legends Lounge, where a buffet-style lunch is served, and places the sponsor’s logo on the front page of the Official Matchday Programme. Additional exposure includes social-media promotion in the run-up to each fixture. Kit sponsorship for the 2012-13 season was fully booked, with existing sponsors renewing for second, third and fourth years and retaining first option for the following season. The club’s community focus extends to recruitment, as it has advertised applications for a new manager and assistant manager. It also provides an app for fixtures and ticketing, supported by a club-app sponsor, facilitating easy access to match information for supporters. Operating from Warrington, the organisation runs its matches and hospitality events at the local ground, offering a relaxed experience that encourages repeat attendance. Through its combination of competitive football, structured sponsorship opportunities and active engagement with both supporters and local enterprises, Warrington Town F.C. presents a clear platform for fans, players and businesses alike.