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2019-20, podcasts

DRAGONHEART44 | Goals Goals Goals

Chay Long and Mark Griffiths try to stay calm as they look back on two impressive wins and season ticket fever! They also pay tribute to James Jennings and introduce the DragonHeart 2021-2 Fantasy League. Join at https://fantasy.premierleague.com/ using the code wygjik. 00:00:45 Tamworth review 00:13:09 Fleetwood review 00:22:19 Season Ticket Report 00:28:05 Season Ticket Discussion 00:37:41 James Jennings tribute 00:42:08 National League Jealousy (but … Continue reading DRAGONHEART44 | Goals Goals Goals

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2020-21, Heroes

Dragonhearts | There’s No Man Like Carra

Losing Shaun Pearson, Mark Carrington, Jay Harris and Paul Rutherford meant four of the eight players with the most appearances in the National League for Wrexham left the club in the space of three days. In a series of articles, let’s take a look back at the final campaigns of these old warhorses. For months it looked like the nightmare 2020-21 season would be particularly … Continue reading Dragonhearts | There’s No Man Like Carra

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2019-20, Leader Columns

PREVIEW | Wrexham AFC v Eastleigh

I’m sure you won’t need to be reminded of what happened the last time Eastleigh visited The Racecourse. A traumatic home defeat in the National League play-offs ended our season in controversial circumstances, as we conceded the only goal in extra time after a hotly-contested decision to disallow a Kieran Kennedy goal which would have won the game in normal time. Ironically, that defeat came … Continue reading PREVIEW | Wrexham AFC v Eastleigh

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2019-20, Leader Columns

PREVIEW | Yeovil Town v Wrexham AFC

We’ve only faced Yeovil Town twice, but both occasions were packed with goals. Unfortunately, in our only trip to Huish Park it was the home team who provided most of them! We travelled to Somerset in November 2003 for a first round FA Cup match, and took a real beating. We were 4-0 down after an hour and ended up losing 4-1, with. Chris Armstrong … Continue reading PREVIEW | Yeovil Town v Wrexham AFC

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2019-20, Leader Columns

PREVIEW | Bromley v Wrexham AFC

Last Saturday’s postponement means that Dean Keates’ 100th game as Wrexham manager comes today, against the side he beat to earn his first win as manager. Bromley were the visitors to The Racecourse when goals from Shaun Harrad and Gerry McDonagh earned a 2-1 home win in October 2016. However, our record at Hayes Lane could do with some improvement. Luke Young’s 77th minute winner … Continue reading PREVIEW | Bromley v Wrexham AFC

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#wxmanorak, 2019-20, Stat-O-Rama, Statistics

#WxmAnorak | Harrogate Town 0 Wrexham AFC 2

Wrexham’s first win at Harrogate. Wrexham remain unbeaten at Harrogate – P3 W1 D2 L0 Wrexham have never conceded a goal at Harrogate. James Jennings’ goal was the first goal Harrogate have conceded in 2020. Previously they’d kept 5 clean sheets in a row. First points Harrogate have dropped in 2020 – previously they had won their last 6 games. Wrexham have won 6 of … Continue reading #WxmAnorak | Harrogate Town 0 Wrexham AFC 2

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2019-20, Leader Columns

PREVIEW | Harrogate Town v Wrexham AFC

Harrogate’s artificial turf hasn’t offered them any particular advantage against us. We’ve visited them twice, both last season, and played out a goalless draw on each occasion. Harrogate’s game at The Racecourse last October – the first game of Dean Keates’ second spell as manager, saw them snatch a draw thanks to an 81st minute equalizer. We lost our first match against Harrogate when Keates … Continue reading PREVIEW | Harrogate Town v Wrexham AFC

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2019-20, Leader Columns

Luke Summerfield and the Pursuit of Perfection

If Luke Summerfield had headed in a late fourth for Wrexham last Saturday he’d have capped a perfect day with a perfect hat trick. (I’m sure a perfect hat trick hasn’t been a thing until recently, but it’s been an answer on “Pointless” now, so it’s official!) Whatever part of his anatomy would have stuck in his theoretical third doesn’t matter though: the thing is, … Continue reading Luke Summerfield and the Pursuit of Perfection

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2019-20, Leader Columns

PREVIEW | Wrexham AFC v Woking

We’re currently on a good run of results against Woking. We’re unbeaten in our last four games against The Cards, winning our last two home games, both of which are our best runs in this fixture. Our best result against Woking came in an FA Cup first round tie in November 2014. The game was over by half time, as Neil Ashton, Wes York and … Continue reading PREVIEW | Wrexham AFC v Woking

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#wxmanorak, 2019-20, Stat-O-Rama, Statistics

#WxmAnorak | Sutton United 3 Wrexham AFC 1

James Jennings has either scored, made an assist, or both in each of the last three games, since Wrexham changed to three at the back. Wrexham have not won any of their four league games at Sutton. (W0 D1 L3) Since winnng 5-0 in our first match against Sutton, we have never scored more than one goal against them in 8 matches. Omar Bugiel’s hat … Continue reading #WxmAnorak | Sutton United 3 Wrexham AFC 1

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2019-20

250 Up For Mark Carrington

Mark Carrington plays his 250th match for Wrexham today. He’s the 36th player to pass the milestone in the club’s 155-year history, and the first since the man who brought him to the club, Andy Morrell in 2013. Morrell and Carrington will be the only Wrexham players to have reached this milestone who have appeared in the National League, and Carrington is the first Wrexham … Continue reading 250 Up For Mark Carrington

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