Mark Griffiths and Chay Long had plenty to talk about after a remarkable week! 00: 01:52 Phil Parkinson’s appointment. 00:13:02 Tik Tok, Aviation Gin and Ifor Williams, plus the lovely new kit! 00:31:31 National League discuss salary caps and an ethics committee. 00:46:15 Euro 2020 – Wales go out, UEFA’s rainbow nightmare, and the worst format ever. Keep an eye out on social media for … Continue reading DragonHeart 40 | A Nice Quiet Week
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To celebrate the exciting future ahead for Wrexham AFC thanks to its two new owners, Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, I want to ‘kick off’ my brand-new blog with the history of women footballers at the Racecourse. Welcome! The history of men’s football at the Racecourse is well documented but you might not know anything about the women… Continue reading Wrexham women footballers – at the Racecourse
If there’s a lesson to learn from watching the European Championships, it’s that you shouldn’t jump to conclusions. There are three ex-Wrexham players appearing in the tournament, and they all started their nation’s first match, yet none of them got a sustained chance to show their class for us. Danny Ward was a bold selection as Wales’ goalkeeper by Rob Page, if only because Wayne … Continue reading Wrexham’s Euro Stars
The Euros are here, and we’re going to produce some special DragonHearts to enjoy them together. We’ll put podcasts out after every Wales match, and there’ll be a live Q&A after each Wales game on Wrexham’s YouTube channel too. Of course, we won’t ignore Wrexham – we’ll keep up to date with the latest developments as the rebuild takes shape. In this week’s episode, Mark … Continue reading DragonHeart 38 | Baku-to-Baku Results
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
Jordan Davies is the winner of the Steve Edwards Goal of the Season Trophy for 2020-21. He thwarted Luke Young’s attempt to take the trophy for an unprecedented third occasion in the final with his brilliant volley which sealed his hat trick at Halifax. Continue reading Boom! Jordan Davies Wins Goal of the Season
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. It’s with a heavy heart that I say goodbye to Shaun Pearson. … Continue reading Dragonhearts | Shaun Pearson, The Indomitable Leader
The Euros are here, and we’re going to produce some special DragonHearts to enjoy them together. We’ll put podcasts out after every Wales match, and there’ll be a live Q&A after each Wales game on Wrexham’s YouTube channel too. Of course, we won’t ignore Wrexham – we’ll keep up to date with the latest developments as the rebuild takes shape. Here’s the first Euroheart, in … Continue reading Podcast | EuroHeart
It’s the day of the final, and the two players we expected have got through to the final of the Steve Edwards Goal of the Season Trophy. Luke Young, the winner in each of the last two seasons, has made it with his opening day free kick against Boreham Wood. Against him is Jordan Davies, for his spectacular strike to wrap up his hat trick … Continue reading Vote Now For The Goal Of The Season
To say I’m deflated would be quite an understatement. I felt invested in last season’s squad, but the process of dismantling it has begun. There’s no room for sentiment in football, and if the budget for next season is well spent, we’ll be tilting at the title. Still, I’m sad to see the back of this side, which attacked with increasing brio as the season … Continue reading The Bitter End
Mark Griffiths and James Harrison discuss the Kings Lynn game, the Player of the Year awards and Saturday’s big game at Dagenham. Continue reading Dragonheart35 | Not That Julia Roberts Film
How are you feeling? Excited? Nervous? Try not to worry too much: Saturday’s game is an exciting hit to nothing. It’s a chance to start the revolution early. It’ll be tough. Dagenham and Redbridge are in magnificent form, and if the season lasted another couple of weeks I suspect they’d capitalise on their fine form by getting into the play-offs. While last weekend’s results mean … Continue reading Seize The Moment
