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Nantwich Town stalwart Albert Pye dies aged 89

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Nantwich Town stalwart Albert Pye has died at the age of 89, the club has announced. Albert was an Honorary Life Vice-President and former chairman who was a boyhood Dabbers fan from just after the Second World War. He gave the club a remarkable 60 years of service having joined the old committee back in 1966. Albert was a well-known and respected figure in both the local football family and across the region as he followed the Dabbers home and …

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Nantwich Town stalwart Albert Pye dies aged 89

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Club Statement: Albert Pye - Nantwich Town

Albert Pye (1935-2025) The club is deeply saddened to announce the passing of dedicated club stalwart Albert Pye at the age of 89. An Honorary Life Vice-President and former Chairman, Albert was a boyhood Dabbers fan from just after the Second World War and gave the club a remarkable 60 years of service having joined the old committee back in 1966. Albert’s lifelong service made him a well-known and respected figure not just with the local footb…

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