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wxmdoug · 22nd February 2018, 08.23:30

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Originally Posted by Lets Av A Riot

looking back to end of last season....

to me... this season.. finishing in the play offs id consider a successful season.

getting in top 3 would be awesome

winning the title... dreamworld.

if however we dont manage promotion thhis season.. i genuinly feel with the nucleas of the squad already signed on for next year.. and of course a few departures in the summer.. i fully expect us to be serious title challengers next season

shades of 76-77 season

the next year we went up champions .

but still hoping we win it ,if not going up at wembley ............

wxmdoug · 22nd February 2018, 08.24:42

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Originally Posted by pagl

Chester still need to off-load Jordan Archer. Him and Quigley would be a handful.

worth a punt ,at least he puts himself round on the pitch.

pagl · 22nd February 2018, 09.03:15

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Originally Posted by Zipper

I would not have 1 single chester player here at present not good enough

Really. I think they have some that are better than we currently have.

rememberthegoodoldyears · 22nd February 2018, 09.58:01

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Originally Posted by Birdy

Sounds like a manager with limited ability to me. Look at Paul Cook's Wigan side they changed formation 3 times against Man City. The tactical side of the game is one of Keates' major weaknesses imo.

Paul Cooks Wigan that set up to keep it tight and nick a goal which is what they did? If only we had a manager who set up that way...

Willywill · 22nd February 2018, 10.34:56

Wigan knew that Man City players were streets ahead on quality compared to them. They did amazing to stifle them and sneak a winner in a one off cup tie. Very little to compare with Wrexham’s game plan. Our players are supposed to be as good (if not better) than other National League teams we play, yet we still have a timid, unambitious style. Score once, then Park the bus. It may sound simple to DK but it’s not always working. In the past ten games, just how many points have we thrown away due to us drawing games when perhaps we could have won them?

noisy1 · 22nd February 2018, 13.52:42

Of course finishing in the playoffs would be a successful season, it's just so infuriating that had the team shown a bit more desire and dare I say it, guts, then we would be top of the pile.
We would have all taken the playoffs before a ball was kicked but a great opportunity has gone begging, in my mind anyway, hopefully there will be more twists and turns over the run in but we must take full advantage and the way we are playing, I can't see that happening.

As for negativity, that starts on the pitch not in the stands. If they gave us something to cheer about we would. Mind you, the guy on the opposite side of the steps from me is the most miserable so n so going. I thought I was bad, jeeez!

Zipper · 22nd February 2018, 18.00:44

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Originally Posted by pagl

Really. I think they have some that are better than we currently have.

Sorry forgot about Astles,i would have that docker cleaning the bogs

22nd February 2018, 10.34:56	#32-0 (permalink)
Willywill Due a Testimonial Joined: Oct 2004 Racecourse Spot: Yale stand Real Name: Johnny Windows Twitter: @	Re: A rallying cry Wigan knew that Man City players were streets ahead on quality compared to them. They did amazing to stifle them and sneak a winner in a one off cup tie. Very little to compare with Wrexham’s game plan. Our players are supposed to be as good (if not better) than other National League teams we play, yet we still have a timid, unambitious style. Score once, then Park the bus. It may sound simple to DK but it’s not always working. In the past ten games, just how many points have we thrown away due to us drawing games when perhaps we could have won them?

22nd February 2018, 13.52:42	#33-0 (permalink)
noisy1 Legend (info) Joined: Mar 2008 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: A rallying cry Of course finishing in the playoffs would be a successful season, it's just so infuriating that had the team shown a bit more desire and dare I say it, guts, then we would be top of the pile. We would have all taken the playoffs before a ball was kicked but a great opportunity has gone begging, in my mind anyway, hopefully there will be more twists and turns over the run in but we must take full advantage and the way we are playing, I can't see that happening. As for negativity, that starts on the pitch not in the stands. If they gave us something to cheer about we would. Mind you, the guy on the opposite side of the steps from me is the most miserable so n so going. I thought I was bad, jeeez!