The 2006-07 campaign delivered a dramatic and desperate fight for survival for Macclesfield Town, with The Silkmen ultimately finishing a perilous 22nd in League Two, just two points above the relegation zone. The year was defined by a massive mid-season turnaround under new manager Paul Ince, who orchestrated a brilliant 10-match unbeaten run to haul the club off the foot of the table and secure their Football League status. Leading the scoring charts for the club was Kevin McIntyre, whose 9 goals proved vital in the desperate battle to avoid the drop. The campaign's true highlight was an unforgettable run in the FA Cup that culminated in a glamour Third Round tie away to Premier League giants Chelsea.. The 2007-08 campaign delivered a tense, successful battle for Macclesfield Town as The Silkmen clinched a crucial 19th-place finish in League Two to secure their professional status. The season was marked by turbulence, with the club undergoing a managerial change from Ian Brightwell to the late, great Keith Alexander mid-way through. Leading the line and providing the vital attacking spark was centre-forward Francis Green, whose 11 goals proved decisive in a campaign built on sheer grit and a collective fight for survival. It was a stressful year that ultimately ended in triumph, marking a defining chapter of resilience for the club.