Seeds of the dreaded optimism are germinating

[Redpensioner]

After the Barrow game i was wavering a bit with the usual ifs and buts and in the transfer window. Because DK's calendar is not the same as the rest of us then he pulls some rabbits out of the hat.
You know, i think this could be the year.

[John Neals Dynasty]

I'm feeling chilled as we have had that many disappointments over the last 10 yrs I'm trying not to get carried away even though I've a gut feeling we are going up I'm trying to not get carried away because if we stay in this league another season it will be painful when we have a great chance in an average league this year.
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[andywrex90]

Just guna put it out there ..

Champions elect !! ����

The fans are guna push us through .. with the support we will get at home , I see no1 beating us and away from home we will pick up enough points to ensure we get out of this god forsaken
League !!

[Wiltshire_Red]

Originally Posted by andywrex90

Just guna put it out there ..

Champions elect !! ����

The fans are guna push us through .. with the support we will get at home , I see no1 beating us and away from home we will pick up enough points to ensure we get out of this god forsaken
League !!

I remember thinking that towards the end of the 76/77 season. I’m optimistic this season, but uneasy about thinking too far ahead

[Hamilton Pathetic]

Lads, I bring something to contain this rampant optimism and help to bring us down to our normal levels of pessimistic inevitability. Consider the following:

1. What if Quigley's injury is be more serious than we are led to believe and he plays little or no part in the build up?

2. The case for Deverdics and Franks improving our team has not yet been proved. They may struggle to make an impact.

3. If we lose our next two matches we may struggle to stay in the playoffs zone.

4. Tranmere, Sutton and Aldershot are looking strong and Dover seem to have got over their bad patch. Fylde could still be a dark horse for promotion and none of them are affected by the transfer window and can still strengthen their side.

5. What have the playoffs ever done for us? Remember the first leg at home against Luton? And who can ever forget Newport at Wembley?

6. We've been here before and failed.

If you go to bed every night and think about the above, I am certain that the waves of optimism we are currently experiencing will dissipate and very soon will return to the normal level of a Wrexham supporter.

Sleep well.

[Hometown Unicorn]

Originally Posted by Hamilton Pathetic

Lads, I bring something to contain this rampant optimism and help to bring us down to our normal levels of pessimistic inevitability. Consider the following:

1. What if Quigley's injury is be more serious than we are led to believe and he plays little or no part in the build up?

2. The case for Deverdics and Franks improving our team has not yet been proved. They may struggle to make an impact.

3. If we lose our next two matches we may struggle to stay in the playoffs zone.

4. Tranmere, Sutton and Aldershot are looking strong and Dover seem to have got over their bad patch. Fylde could still be a dark horse for promotion and none of them are affected by the transfer window and can still strengthen their side.

5. What have the playoffs ever done for us? Remember the first leg at home against Luton? And who can ever forget Newport at Wembley?

6. We've been here before and failed.

If you go to bed every night and think about the above, I am certain that the waves of optimism we are currently experiencing will dissipate and very soon will return to the normal level of a Wrexham supporter.

Sleep well.

I hate you

[Wenttoanderlechtin76]

Originally Posted by Hamilton Pathetic

Lads, I bring something to contain this rampant optimism and help to bring us down to our normal levels of pessimistic inevitability. Consider the following:

1. What if Quigley's injury is be more serious than we are led to believe and he plays little or no part in the build up?

2. The case for Deverdics and Franks improving our team has not yet been proved. They may struggle to make an impact.

3. If we lose our next two matches we may struggle to stay in the playoffs zone.

4. Tranmere, Sutton and Aldershot are looking strong and Dover seem to have got over their bad patch. Fylde could still be a dark horse for promotion and none of them are affected by the transfer window and can still strengthen their side.

5. What have the playoffs ever done for us? Remember the first leg at home against Luton? And who can ever forget Newport at Wembley?

6. We've been here before and failed.

If you go to bed every night and think about the above, I am certain that the waves of optimism we are currently experiencing will dissipate and very soon will return to the normal level of a Wrexham supporter.

Sleep well.

Why would you want to bring the optimism down ! Each to their own I suppose but I prefer the way I feel now to the last 10 years thanks

[Hometown Unicorn]

I am confident that Deverdics could improve any side in this league though. He's that good of a player.

[Happy Larry]

let’s just enjoy it while it lasts!!