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pagl · 3rd May 2019, 04.27:53

Tinpot management is what we have. There wont be big turn outs next season unless we recruit better. Too many teams with far less money show us up time and time again.

Another January cluster flip because of the board.

Pablosammy · 3rd May 2019, 06.11:27

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Originally Posted by John Neals Dynasty

Notts County aren't down yet, if they win Saturday and Macclesfield don't win then Macclesfield are down
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Macc just need a point due to their better GD.

roy the rover · 3rd May 2019, 06.22:37

Management and players out.

RadioRed · 3rd May 2019, 07.47:12

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Originally Posted by pagl

Tinpot management is what we have. There wont be big turn outs next season unless we recruit better. Too many teams with far less money show us up time and time again.

Another January cluster flip because of the board.

I couldn’t agree more.With this lot in charge, we are going nowhere.

Hamilton Pathetic · 3rd May 2019, 08.15:10

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Originally Posted by ozzy red

So another season as a "big fish" in a small pond beckons.

However, there are likely to be three bigger fishes than us:

Notts County, Chesterfield and Stockport all have a higher average attendances than Wrexham since year 2000.

That leaves us fourth in the pecking order, so we need to punch above our weight to gain promotion if support is used as a criteria.

Reality would suggest that we are not too big a club for the Conference.

And the argument that our attendances may be lower due to being in the conference does not hold, attendances have actually risen since being in conference over period analysed.

Fake News!!!

It is true that Notts County, Stockport County & Chesterfield recorded a one season higher average attendance than Wrexham when they were in higher divisions. That’s not the same thing as saying their average attendance since 2000 is higher which you are implying. It is difficult to compare as Chesterfield & Notts County spent more years in the Football League. It is an indisputable fact that average attendances rise the higher the division, that our figure has risen since been in the Conference is a reflection of our fan base and off field endeavours.

We had a higher average attendance than Chesterfield & Stockport County this season, but a thread title of ‘We may possibly be be the second biggest club attendance wise in the league after Notts County’ obviously wouldn’t suit your purpose.

Rhys's Daddy · 3rd May 2019, 08.16:40

At least we are playing big well known names rather than places my SATNAV cant find

Vorporix · 3rd May 2019, 08.38:31

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Originally Posted by Rhys's Daddy

At least we are playing big well known names rather than places my SATNAV cant find

Yes - great isn't!

We may be non-league but we will be able to pretend we are back in the league at time!

ozzy red · 3rd May 2019, 09.15:40

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Originally Posted by Hamilton Pathetic

Fake News!!!

It is true that Notts County, Stockport County & Chesterfield recorded a one season higher average attendance than Wrexham when they were in higher divisions. That’s not the same thing as saying their average attendance since 2000 is higher which you are implying. It is difficult to compare as Chesterfield & Notts County spent more years in the Football League. It is an indisputable fact that average attendances rise the higher the division, that our figure has risen since been in the Conference is a reflection of our fan base and off field endeavours.

We had a higher average attendance than Chesterfield & Stockport County this season, but a thread title of ‘We may possibly be be the second biggest club attendance wise in the league after Notts County’ obviously wouldn’t suit your purpose.

Mr Pathetic you are totally incorrect
My statements are based on solid facts
I also have no agenda I’m stating facts
Since 2000 our average attendance is less than both Chesterfield and Stockport
If you take into account all seasons since 1946 then our avg is slightly lower than Stockport ... have another try !

Contrifibulatory Fred · 3rd May 2019, 09.33:31

Sorry to see that Wrexham got beat last night and are out of the playoffs

Here's some reaction from the Leyton Orient Message Board

https://lofcforum.com/forum1/phpBB3/....php?f=3&t=419

Its no consolation to say it, but you really were unlucky last night. However, the final analysis Wrexham were toothless up front and they will need to put teams far more under the cosh if they are to move forward next season

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Rhys's Daddy First Teamer Joined: Feb 2009 Racecourse Spot: When I can get there Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Fourth biggest club in conference next season At least we are playing big well known names rather than places my SATNAV cant find

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Contrifibulatory Fred Trialist Joined: Mar 2019 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Fourth biggest club in conference next season Sorry to see that Wrexham got beat last night and are out of the playoffs Here's some reaction from the Leyton Orient Message Board https://lofcforum.com/forum1/phpBB3/....php?f=3&t=419 Its no consolation to say it, but you really were unlucky last night. However, the final analysis Wrexham were toothless up front and they will need to put teams far more under the cosh if they are to move forward next season