SIGNED: Devonte Redmond

[John Neals Dynasty]

Originally Posted by Birdy

I used to be like that get really excited when we win and down when we lose. But after 12 years in non league it grinds you down and tbh I don't 'feel' anything now if we win or lose - just the same old shit a different season!

Totally agree with this Birdy... But why has AA turned a positive thread away from the subject
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[dixienormous]

Originally Posted by Alan Attack

It’s all relative, in my view.

When we beat Boston, I felt like my heart was going to beat out of my chest with tension and for what? There are many things that stop me sleeping at night but one of those isn’t football.

I've grown to be like this Alan, honestly. I was exactly the same during that Boston game, I now know why after being down here for 12years.
I also cried for the first time, under the influence of alcohol of course, following our defeat to Pubclub County at Wembley. Losing away games or even conceding goals used to affect me in a ridiculous way.

I've certainly mellowed out and accepted situations a lot more now, although the wife probably wouldn't agree. I still lose myself often during games on here or during heated discussions, this comes from having Wrexham in the blood passed down through generations of my family.

However, at 35, having a wife and three young children, seeing more and more injustices and tragedies life throws at people, football becomes less of an importance, but will always be a passion.

[John Neals Dynasty]

Originally Posted by dixienormous

I've grown to be like this Alan, honestly. I was exactly the same during that Boston game, I now know why after being down here for 12years.
I also cried for the first time, under the influence of alcohol of course, following our defeat to Pubclub County at Wembley. Losing away games or even conceding goals used to affect me in a ridiculous way.

I've certainly mellowed out and accepted situations a lot more now, although the wife probably wouldn't agree. I still lose myself often during games on here or during heated discussions, this comes from having Wrexham in the blood passed down through generations of my family.

However, at 35, having a wife and three young children, seeing more and more injustices and tragedies life throws at people, football becomes less of an importance but will always be a passion.

I think what's happened with Justin Edinburgh shows their is more to life than football God bless him.
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[crazywelsh]

Originally Posted by pagl

A lot of positive on here. Opinions are as people see it.
Some would put a positive spin on relegation because they see no wrong with the elected. Works both ways.

That’s the issue, you can paper over cracks but they will return and for me right now I don’t think we will see a full season out of Hughes I would love to be proven wrong and see him adjust the awkwardness of the side going forward but I don’t think it will happen.

[Alan Attack]

Originally Posted by John Neals Dynasty

Totally agree with this Birdy... But why has AA turned a positive thread away from the subject
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We'll never know.

[dixienormous]

I'm very excited about this lad.

[Lods]

Originally Posted by dixienormous

I'm very excited about this lad.

Same. I think the last time I was this pleased with a signing was Pearson.

[WasanActonlad]

Originally Posted by dixienormous

I'm very excited about this lad.

will the mrs benefit and could no 4 be on the way.....

[Redpensioner]

I agree. This lad has talent, pings a ball for fun, see's a pass, and something I haven't seen a Wrexham player do in year's, he can shoot from outside the area.

Why are people so negative about the lad. I've had it with all the journeymen we normally go after, for ounces, I can see the line, Hughes is going down, and I like it.