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Willywill · 19th January 2020, 18.37:58

It was good to see us taking the game to the visitors yesterday. Our seasoned campaigners played to their potential and the new boys looked good for the future. This is the standard that we must sustain until season end.
Looking at the league table, perhaps any of the bottom 12 can slip down and get relegated. With this in mind, our battle to stay up won’t be sorted until the final game. It was great to see yesterday, but we have had many false dawns before.

Corner Flag · 19th January 2020, 18.48:10

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Originally Posted by Wrexham's Patrick Bateman

One win, suddenly there's a golden sunrise ahead.
We may yet survive in the Conference. But we ain't going far, under this amateurish set up.

Agree , credit where it's due for yesterday but one swallow does not make a summer and we are still being run by amateurs who are well past their sell by date.

richard1 · 19th January 2020, 19.01:31

It was good to see Dan Jarvis have a good debut and score a goal. He really looked up for it. To me, with his movement and some of things he was trying to do, reminded me of a young version of Bobby Shinton. If he is only as half as good as Shinners we will have a good one.

NottsRed · 19th January 2020, 19.03:36

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Originally Posted by chef1

No way is this board going anywhere egos won’t allow it

Problem is if we stay up then its slaps on the back for the board and job done. Keates is the new messiah and we more than likely we will be back in this mess next season.

Huffy · 19th January 2020, 21.16:49

Crikey , one post about most people feeling a bit more happy ,and then , I hope , not pages of the same same boring things again

Wrexham's Patrick Bateman · 19th January 2020, 22.28:38

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Originally Posted by Huffy

Crikey , one post about most people feeling a bit more happy ,and then , I hope , not pages of the same same boring things again

Sorry..But of as yet. My memory isn't that short.

aussiejackoinsaudi · 19th January 2020, 23.57:52

Win the next six games and we're a real chance for the play offs !!!! ( I do a lot of dreaming here in Australia ) In all honesty it is a possibility.

standman · 20th January 2020, 00.41:11

Everybody knows that in a business if You do the same you get the same, these amateurs just won’t let go. I really can’t see us going up under the current board, if they don’t go then fans ownership as a whole will die in the end. We’ve probably lost hundreds of members and season ticket holders for next season. The only way to get those people back into the fold is massive changes, if they cared that much they they would announce now that those due for election in the summer will not stand again. Obviously they will which shows they don’t care at all about the fans just their own positions on the board which are more important to them than delivering success to the supporters.

northwalian dragon · 20th January 2020, 00.45:50

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Originally Posted by aussiejackoinsaudi

Win the next six games and we're a real chance for the play offs !!!! ( I do a lot of dreaming here in Australia ) In all honesty it is a possibility.

No, it really isn’t.

19th January 2020, 18.37:58	#10-0 (permalink)
Willywill Due a Testimonial Joined: Oct 2004 Racecourse Spot: Yale stand Real Name: Johnny Windows Twitter: @	Re: The good feeling back at Wrexham It was good to see us taking the game to the visitors yesterday. Our seasoned campaigners played to their potential and the new boys looked good for the future. This is the standard that we must sustain until season end. Looking at the league table, perhaps any of the bottom 12 can slip down and get relegated. With this in mind, our battle to stay up won’t be sorted until the final game. It was great to see yesterday, but we have had many false dawns before.

19th January 2020, 19.01:31	#12-0 (permalink)
richard1 Squad Player Joined: Oct 2012 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: The good feeling back at Wrexham It was good to see Dan Jarvis have a good debut and score a goal. He really looked up for it. To me, with his movement and some of things he was trying to do, reminded me of a young version of Bobby Shinton. If he is only as half as good as Shinners we will have a good one.

19th January 2020, 21.16:49	#14-0 (permalink)
Huffy Due a Testimonial (info 1 & 2) Joined: Oct 2004 Racecourse Spot: Yale Kop end Real Name: Rip Van Winkle Twitter: @" what do you expect from a pig except a grunt "	Re: The good feeling back at Wrexham Crikey , one post about most people feeling a bit more happy ,and then , I hope , not pages of the same same boring things again __________________ Down with this sort of thing!!!

19th January 2020, 23.57:52	#16-0 (permalink)
aussiejackoinsaudi Club Captain Joined: Oct 2004 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Ian Darlington Twitter: @	Re: The good feeling back at Wrexham Win the next six games and we're a real chance for the play offs !!!! ( I do a lot of dreaming here in Australia ) In all honesty it is a possibility.

20th January 2020, 00.41:11	#17-0 (permalink)
standman Legend (info 1 & 2) Joined: Mar 2005 Racecourse Spot: The Bell End Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: The good feeling back at Wrexham Everybody knows that in a business if You do the same you get the same, these amateurs just won’t let go. I really can’t see us going up under the current board, if they don’t go then fans ownership as a whole will die in the end. We’ve probably lost hundreds of members and season ticket holders for next season. The only way to get those people back into the fold is massive changes, if they cared that much they they would announce now that those due for election in the summer will not stand again. Obviously they will which shows they don’t care at all about the fans just their own positions on the board which are more important to them than delivering success to the supporters.