Wrexham

[jakethemiller]

I remember a mid week match there I think we won 3-0, I seem to recall the Millers picking Sean Goater up at Manchester airport on route (maybe dreamt that) anyway he played and it was one of Des Hazel's best games, mate joked Lenny must have fetched him some ganja back from Bermuda.

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

Some good memories of Wrexham and the Racecourse ground.
Not sure I think we won the last game against them down there with a Chris O'Grady goal.
Would be good to see them back in the football league after all those years in the National League.

Wasn't Guy Branston sent off during a game there?

[CASPER-64-FRANK]

Wasn't Guy Branston sent off during a game there?

Yes Grist, Guy Branston got sent off in an FA Cup 1st round game, we had to play the last twenty minutes or so with ten men and managed to get through to the 2nd round thanks to a Alan Lee headed goal....happy days...

[flourbasher]

I seem to recall it was also our last match of the season under Emlyn when we nearly got promoted to the top flight
The season when we missed two pens in both of our last two home games

I think we lost 1-2 at Wrexham but we'd had so much to drink I don't really remember much about it

[flourbasher]

This is very generous
Maybe these guys are genuine


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-54990978

[gm_gm]

I seem to recall it was also our last match of the season under Emlyn when we nearly got promoted to the top flight
The season when we missed two pens in both of our last two home games

I think we lost 1-2 at Wrexham but we'd had so much to drink I don't really remember much about it

Wrexham lager was good!

[CAMiller]

This is very generous
Maybe these guys are genuine


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-54990978

I suppose if I put on my Grist head I would say "All good PR" but having read the following paragraphs I don't care if it is or it isn't, the family deserve it and well done to the benefactors.

But after finding out adapting the bathroom to make it safe for Aiden, his family and carers, would cost £6,000, the family decided to set up a fundraising campaign.

"I had been deliberating whether to do it or not, because there are so many people in worse positions than us, it's not like Aiden is starving, he's got a roof over his head," his sister Cheryl said.