Wrexham vs Yeovil 18/04/23 Score predictions

[PedroTheFisherman66]

Wrexham 4 - 0
Yeovil are a good as down, they won't put their bodies on the line, especially for Cooper who I believe was throwing his players under the bus the other week.

[IluvNotts]

I've just reminded myself of Mark Cooper's record as Notts manager and it's pretty dismal for the 10 games he was in charge.
IIRC he totally lost interest towards the end of his tenure maybe because he fell out with the owner Ray Trew or maybe because he was getting ready to jump ship to Forest Green Rovers.
Whatever, my point is that IMHO he owes us one so I really hope that's coming with Yeovil's performance at Rectum tomorrow.
I predict a draw.
Yes I know that's wildly optimistic with the Welshmen's home form but I didn't think they looked brilliant against Barnet on Saturday and remember Yeovil have drawn 19 games this season. Yes 19.
A lot of Rectum's newer fans seem to think the title is just a formality now and maybe it is but even a win tomorrow doesn't make it mathematically certain.
If Notts are destined for the playoffs then, if they can play as they did in the second half against Woking on Saturday we should be OK.
COYP

[upthemaggies]

Next month will be the 10th anniversary of Yeovil winning the League One Play off final against Brentford (having dumped out Sheff Utd in the semi-finals). Bournemouth and Notts were in the same league as Yeovil that season also.
So in 10 years Yeovil will be going from welcoming Fword, Leicester and Derby to Huish Park in 2013/14 to staging games against Taunton, Chippenham and Tonbridge in 2023/24.
Another example, like Scunny, of just how swiftly a club's football landscape can completely change.

[DomdomPie]

Next month will be the 10th anniversary of Yeovil winning the League One Play off final against Brentford (having dumped out Sheff Utd in the semi-finals). Bournemouth and Notts were in the same league as Yeovil that season also.
So in 10 years Yeovil will be going from welcoming Fword, Leicester and Derby to Huish Park in 2013/14 to staging games against Taunton, Chippenham and Tonbridge in 2023/24.
Another example, like Scunny, of just how swiftly a club's football landscape can completely change.

Couldn't have happened to a nicer club. I was there at the FA Cup match vs my local non-league side Haringey Borough when the match got abandoned due to alleged racist abuse of Haringey's players. Whether anything racist was actually said or not (they dispute this), what's not in doubt is the amount of abuse and throwing of missiles there was towards Haringey's black goalkeeper, which went well beyond "banter". To behave like this at an amateur club who were excited about the prospect of drawing a big league club is despicable in my opinion. I hope they get a flukey win over Wrexham of course, but happy for them to be relegated after that.