1874 News

‘YOU can go your own way’, reads a famous lyric. It is, of course, how 1874 Northwich came into being – their founder members deciding to do exactly that little more than six years ago. If the club was to write down its philosophy, describing what it stands for, no doubt those words would feature.

This season’s away shirt features in one of the UK’s largest ever curated exhibitions of football jerseys 1874 Northwich’s current away shirt will feature in the National Football Museum’s new exhibition, STRIP! How Football Got Shirty, opening in Manchester on Friday 22 November. The 2019-20 change shirt was designed by local artist Phil Galloway, and

1874 Northwich FC are looking to recruit a First Team Kit Manager.

The Kit Manager role is an extremely important one, as it will support the Management Team and Squad in ensuring that all kit required for matchday is available.

1874 are delighted to announce the signing of playmaker Joe Duckworth from Winsford United. Everyone at 1874 sends our thanks to Winsford United for their work in making sure the deal went through ahead of tomorrow’s Macron Cup tie vs Cheadle Heath Nomads.  Club Media Officer Matt Waters caught up with Joe at training to

Welcome to our first online matchday programme. For the rest of the season we’ll be publishing Ever Glorious on the website a few days after each home match. We hope you enjoy the read & take the opportunity to visit a few of our sponsors.

At Saturday’s game we will be welcoming a film crew from the National Football Musuem They will be capturing footage of our blue shirt ahead of it being displayed at an upcoming exhibition on football shirts through the years, as well as fan engagement. This is a huge recognition for the people behind the process