Beleaguered Market Drayton embark on a critical home double header tomorrow – but will have to do so without key creator Stuart Ellis.

Market Drayton Town aim to end a 15-game winless streak tonight – with boss Neil Woolliscroft insisting he is the man to arrest the slide.

Market Drayton Town’s two young loan stars will spearhead a much-changed line-up in the Staffordshire Senior Cup – when they play host to League Two side Port Vale tonight.

Assistant Darren Williams reckons the red carding of Sheffield defender James Kay scuppered his chances of chalking up a shock success in his first game as Market Drayton Town’s gaffer.

A storming second half revival act by Market Drayton sent even Leek Town fans home reasonably content with an Evo-Stick League South point from this derby duel – and it had Greefi gaffer Neil Woolliscroft even happier, singing the praises of his side.

Goole arrived for this Evo-Stick League South duel over an hour late – and some unkind souls in the Drayton camp reckoned their side took rather longer to turn up.

Long-serving first team coach Mick Murphy has ended his long association with Market Drayton Town.

Market Drayton Town’s plans for the season have been rocked with the news that influential captain Paul McMullen could be sidelined for up to four months.

Manager Neil Woolliscroft hailed this draw at high-flying New Mills as Market Drayton Town’s best performance of the season to date, writes TERRY MORRIS.

Six goals, four of them real stunners worthy of a far more glamorous setting than Greenfields, probably sent the neutral home happy with this Evo-Stick League South duel.

A round-up picture gallery of Shropshire football teams in action.

Boss Neil Woolliscroft is targeting a travel triumph and a home revenge mission as Market Drayton Town look forward to a Bank Holiday weekend double bill.

Market Drayton’s unbeaten start to the Evo Stik League division one south campaign was harshly ended by much-fancied Ilkeston.

Market Drayton Town are close to agreeing a deal to bring former favourite Gary Anslow back to Greenfields.

Coach Mick Murphy is relishing Market Drayton’s return to the Shropshire Senior Cup tonight, insisting: “It’s not before time.”

I’m ready, willing and able – that’s the message from new Market Drayton Town manager Neil Woolliscroft after he took on the third biggest job in Shropshire football.

Drayton emerged from an hard-fought Shropshire Challenge Cup showpiece delighted to get some silverware back on the shelf – but just a little defensive about how it got there.

Market Drayton Town clinched the Shropshire Challenge Cup at the Greenhous Meadow last night.

Market Drayton Town’s away run of four games without defeat came to an unhappy end with a second-half surrender at runaway Evo-Stik League division one south table-toppers Barwell.

The happy travellers of Market Drayton Town set out to upset the Evo Stik League division one south odds tonight.

Two extraordinary results on an outlandish day in the Evo-Stick League South will send Drayton to table-topping Barwell tomorrow night in high spirits.

Market Drayton Town manager Simon Line is backing his men to finish the season as champions when they claim promotion.

Patched-up Market Drayton marched into the semi-finals of the Shropshire Challenge Cup with a fully deserved victory over near neighbours Whitchurch Alport.

Market Drayton Town’s 4 -1 victory over Whitchurch Alport means they will now meet Hanwood – victors over St Martins – in the semi-finals of the Shropshire Challenge Cup.

A missed penalty and two home-town goals in as many minutes sent Market Drayton Town’s teenage triers to an Evo-Stick League South defeat they simply didn’t deserve.

Market Drayton Town’s assistant manager Delwyn Humphries, and central defender Paul McMullen, received marching orders from referee Dragan Kuzmanovic as he and an assistant, Richard Gould, came under fire in a verbal punch up, writes Terry Morris.

Another of Market Drayton Town’s old guard is joining their battle for Evo-Stik League South survival.

Simon Line has urged his Market Drayton team to cut out the defensive lapses after this loss to division one south high-flyers Kidsgrove last night.

RAF fire-fighter Jason Francis answered an emergency call from his old club with a blazing performance as Market Drayton Town took this crucial Evo-Stik League One South six pointer playing with 10 men for the last half hour after top scorer Martyn Davies had been sent off.

Manager Simon Line is hoping to bolster his threadbare Market Drayton Town squad ahead of tonight’s crucial Evo Stik League division one south basement battle at Leek.