Jack Sowerby returns to football a year after leaving Cobblers
Jack Sowerby has finally found a new club more than 12 months after leaving Northampton.
The 31-year-old midfielder, who’s also played for Fleetwood and Carlisle, spent five years at Sixfields, making over 150 appearances, but his final season at the club was disrupted by a long-term knee injury and he subsequently departed in May 2025 as one of 11 players let go by then-manager Kevin Nolan.


Sowerby trained with the PFA last summer and had trials with various clubs, but it was only last week when he joined Ramsbottom United on a one-year deal. The club play in the North West Counties League Premier Division.
Ramsbottom manager Rob Henry said: “We are thrilled to have Jack on board for the forthcoming season. He’s a player I have known for a long time and has played League One and Two football for 10 years, playing over 260 games, which is a fantastic achievement.
“Jack’s quality, experience, and professionalism will be a huge asset to the group. We are delighted to welcome him to the club and we are excited about the impact he can have and the performances he can bring to the team this season.”