How I Feel

[John Neals Dynasty]

Originally Posted by riccardo

I think most of us would’ve been happy with a top 6 finish this season, so we’re bang there with 4 months to go.

Anyone happy with a top 6 finish ain't very ambitious.
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[Alan Attack]

Originally Posted by John Neals Dynasty

Anyone happy with a top 6 finish ain't very ambitious.
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What if the wage budget is top 6?

[Parry52]

Originally Posted by EnglishRed

It hit me the other day that there is a while generation of Wrexham supporters who haven't really seen us outside non league. Just like I was jealous I wasn't around to see us in the old Div 2 or the European Adventures they missed out on the cup runs and constant battling for play offs in league 1 (or equivalent) I got to experience in the 90s.

We need to get out of here.

I remember when I was a kid seeing foreign teams on Wrexham programs and was a bit shocked to see it and had to ask my dad when we played those teams. Now my nephew asks me the same with league 1 and 2 teams. Couldn’t get his head around we were once better than Cardiff and Swansea.

Talking to a girl in Leeds who was a Sunderland fan who’d never heard of us! Depressing stuff.

[Zipper]

Originally Posted by Chief

p****d off and depressed. Forget how my marriage is, let's talk about the love of my life, Wrexham FC.

I've followed WFC for close on 53 years. We've had ups and downs over that period. Some great memories. Unfortunately, since we have been in this Godforsaken league, I cannot say that I have enjoyed any of it. Nothing.

The most depressing thing is that I cannot see any end to it. We seem to be repeating the same mistakes, year in year out. We have a new manager virtually every year that comes in and runs things his way. That's fine, but not when changes are made that prove fruitless. I appreciate that the new manager will not know if changes will work, but the directors of the club surely must point them in the right direction.

We replace many players, year in, year out. Thank god it's better since we offer 2 year contracts but nevertheless, lacks continuity. Successful teams have a strong spine to the side - we have a good keeper and centre backs, fair central midfield but no quality upfront. Goals will breed confidence and get you promoted.

I know this has been said before, but to get out of this league, we need to invest in proven goalscorers. The men that control the money need to put money up.

Barrow has been busy getting strikers in. In my opinion none of them are quality with a proven track record. I don't think they will make any difference to our team.

There wii be wrexham fans at home or in hospital not very well will anybody from wrexham fc come knocking at the door with sympathy will they fk look after your wife she is far more important than any football club

[Redpensioner]

The last eleven years. As the saying goes, "same shit different day"

[Rob Edwards]

Originally Posted by krux

or you could say Stockton's 16-17 performance was clearly a flash in the pan based on 17-18, and Oswell has only done it in pub leagues.

You could also say that we should have used more of the Ward money to bring in a proven consistent striker.

It is a bit concerning that we have signed 2 strikers with 2 goals between them this season to help solve our goalscoring problems. The third attacking player signed is yet to start in 6 also despite our goal famine and leading scorer benched since October.

[riccardo]

Originally Posted by John Neals Dynasty

Anyone happy with a top 6 finish ain't very ambitious.
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We haven’t finished in the top 6 for the last 6 years, so I’d say it is very ambitious!

[bowler]

Originally Posted by ColwynBayGaz

Cole Stockton:

2016-17 - 13 goals in 23 appearances for Tranmere and 10 goals in 26 appearances after switching to League Two club Morecambe.

Jason Oswell:

2014–2017 Newtown. 94 App 50 goals
2017–2018 Stockport County. 40 Apps, 25 goals.

Sorry, but what better players are available in January? What an odd post

That's an easy answer lower league football you could score in them leagues.

[krux]

Originally Posted by riccardo

We haven’t finished in the top 6 for the last 6 years, so I’d say it is very ambitious!

Did you feel that way at 5pm on 29th Dec after we beat Solihull?
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