Attendances

[krux]

Originally Posted by EnglishRed

Completely disagree about Wright. When you consider hes only 22 and is likely to improve he's more than good enough.

Wright is limited, but his size and protection of the back four means he is one of the first names on the teamsheet.

Only other option would be Walker in the short term.

[redone]

Originally Posted by burtos

if you select eh league table tab, than the final leage table option just below. It has this as the final table



Home Away Total

P W D L P W D L P W D L F A +/- Pts

C Wrexham 23 19 4 0 23 16 4 3 46 35 8 3 61 6 +55 113
2 Harrogate Town 23 22 1 0 23 11 4 8 46 33 5 8 100 29 +71 104
3 Leyton Orient 23 21 2 0 23 7 10 6 46 28 12 6 71 15 +56 96
4 AFC Fylde 23 18 2 3 23 9 12 2 46 27 14 5 61 13 +48 95
5 Hartlepool United 23 15 6 2 23 8 9 6 46 23 15 8 45 27 +18 84
6 Ebbsfleet United 23 8 6 9 23 14 8 1 46 22 14 10 41 24 +17 80
7 FC Halifax Town 23 20 3 0 23 2 8 13 46 22 11 13 60 29 +31 77

simplicity itself weres jonny ball when ya need him

[redavid]

Originally Posted by pagl

Well he wasn't 1st half last night - consistently gave the ball away on the half way line and put us in trouble against a very quick counter attacking team. We got away with it though fortunately. He needs to improve positionally and also with his passing. Yes he is still only young and nowhere near his potential yet but still very much a work in progress.

And no one else did ? yes He was at fault a couple of times that could have cost us , so did JMD and Somerfield , Fondup , and Lawlor ,
But point the finger if you must .

[EnglishRed]

Originally Posted by pagl

Well he wasn't 1st half last night - consistently gave the ball away on the half way line and put us in trouble against a very quick counter attacking team. We got away with it though fortunately. He needs to improve positionally and also with his passing. Yes he is still only young and nowhere near his potential yet but still very much a work in progress.

He is but dropping him and bringing someone else in as the poster advocated won't help him develop.

[Tony the Red]

The threads called attendances so I thought I'd point out again the economic benefits that Wrexham FC bring to the town. Last week I tried to book accommodation for the four days covering Aldershot and Halifax (I'm from down south!). it was either funny money or all booked up, and this is far from the first time. The point I want to make is Wrexham AFC and not the Prison brings in a lot of money to the town, when are the council going to back this economic gold mine, and start by helping to build the new Kop! I dont vote in Wrexham but you do, perhaps you should sack the council. Oh and for those who were worried about me sleeping rough to see the games, I have a lot of family in Wrexham...they're called Wrexham supporters, COYRs

[tokyored]

Originally Posted by Tony the Red

The threads called attendances so I thought I'd point out again the economic benefits that Wrexham FC bring to the town. Last week I tried to book accommodation for the four days covering Aldershot and Halifax (I'm from down south!). it was either funny money or all booked up, and this is far from the first time. The point I want to make is Wrexham AFC and not the Prison brings in a lot of money to the town, when are the council going to back this economic gold mine, and start by helping to build the new Kop! I dont vote in Wrexham but you do, perhaps you should sack the council. Oh and for those who were worried about me sleeping rough to see the games, I have a lot of family in Wrexham...they're called Wrexham supporters, COYRs

Sounds like we should be lobbying to build more hotels rather than a kop!

[Red Light]

Originally Posted by tokyored

Sounds like we should be lobbying to build more hotels rather than a kop!

A new kop stand with hotel accommodation built into the rear of it - then Wrexham exiles who visit from afar could come and watch a game then stay overnight at 'the shrine of worship' - just a thought.

The kop is an absolute eyesore - a useless waste of space whilst small clubs from below us in the pyramid are on the rise, and others build completely new stadiums / stands we seem to sit still year after year - there must be something that can be done to develop that end - and the council should indeed play a big part.

[michaelps]

Plenty of sports grounds have hotel accomodation built in; Reading FC, Old Trafford cricket and Southampton/Rose Bowl cricket immediately come to mind. Probably many others. It is certainly something that would merit a serious look in my view.

[tokyored]

Originally Posted by michaelps

Plenty of sports grounds have hotel accomodation built in; Reading FC, Old Trafford cricket and Southampton/Rose Bowl cricket immediately come to mind. Probably many others. It is certainly something that would merit a serious look in my view.

Certainly worth looking at all options if/when we get round to building a new stand. I do fear all chances of combining a hotel have gone though once the new flats are built by Glyndwr. There will barely be enough room for a stand, never mind a hotel unfortunately.