Tamworth striker Chris Wreh has criticised the National League club for a "lack of public support" after being subjected to racist online abuse following Sunday's FA Cup defeat to Tottenham.

"Officers are continuing to liaise with Tamworth Football Club and national policing partners as part of their initial enquiries and plans to support the victim moving forward. "Racist abuse will ...

Wreh said he had received support from Tamworth manager Andy Peaks and fans, and been contacted by police. However he said he was "disappointed" by a lack of a public statement from the club ...

Tamworth forward Chris Wreh says he made himself unavailable for their midweek game as he felt the club had not supported him enough after he was racially abused online following their FA Cup ...

Tamworth forward Chris Wreh says he made himself unavailable for their midweek game as he felt the club had not supported him enough after he was racially abused. Wreh received abuse on social ...

Peaks previously split his time as a support worker at Tresham College in Kettering, with his role as Tamworth's part-time boss. But SunSport can reveal the club have moved swiftly to persuade ...

The Lamb Ground has been the home of Tamworth FC for 90 years. The club of part-timers is based just north of Birmingham and has bounced around England’s non-League pyramid, occasionally taking ...

Tamworth's FA Cup clash with Tottenham had to be delayed before one of the home players had to fix the goal net with tape. The non-league outfit are hosting the Premier League side at their Lamb ...

"Credit to Andy [Peaks, the Tamworth manager] and his players and the people of Tamworth at the football club," added Postecoglou. "I thought they did themselves proud on the day with the way they ...

Start your Independent Premium subscription today. Part-time Tamworth, who play in the fifth tier of English football, produced a remarkable performance to frustrate their opponents at The Lamb.