Nantwich Town can confirm that Scott Butler and Tyler Hill have returned to Wrexham and Blackpool, respectively, at the end of their loans at the Dabbers.
Scott signed on loan from Wrexham just after the first game of the season and went on to make 31 appearances for the Dabbers in all competitions, excelling in both the traditional and modern elements of defending. He would have made his farewell appearance on Saturday but unfortunately missed the Solihull game through illness.
Manager Paul Carden said:
“Scott’s had a really good spell, he’s been a credit to Wrexham, hardly missed anything but unfortunately missed his last game which was our biggest game as he wasn’t well but he’s done really well. I know he’s going to be going on loan to a club in a higher division which was always Wrexham’s intention to try and get him up the levels and playing closer to them. In terms of his spell with us he was different class and a great lad who deserves and will have a career in the game because of the way he is, his attitude and the way he conducts himself and that’s on top of his undoubted ability.”
Tyler signed on a work experience loan in November and made 10 appearances in all competitions, including starting in the now famous FA Trophy wins over Chester and York City.
On Tyler, Paul said:
“Tyler came in when we had injuries to Sean (Lawton) and Perry and did really well. He’s gone back to Blackpool at the end of his work experience loan because they’ve got development squad games that they want him to be a part of, they’ve monitored him for us and been in regular contact about his development as each week and game’s gone by. They’re pleased with how it went and so are we because he’s done well for us, stepped in and was reliable and dependable, and goes back to his parent club with all intentions to going and earning a professional contract and we hope we’ve played a part in his learning in his first loan spell, we wish him all the best.”
We would like to thank Scott and Tyler for their professionalism and dedication during their time at the Dabbers and wish them the best as their careers progress.