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Huffy · 19th March 2020, 14.41:43

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Originally Posted by Zipper

Think you mean Middlesborough
I am sure it was on a Sunday could be incorrect

No , possibly it was in League 2 then , Dec 9th 78 looking at Wiki at home in the snow ,Trevor Brooking was playing , we won 4-3

However ,I thought it earlier than that !! My minds going !

Zipper · 19th March 2020, 14.45:03

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Originally Posted by Huffy

No , possibly it was in League 2 then , Dec 9th 78 looking at Wiki at home in the snow ,Trevor Brooking was playing , we won 4-3

However ,I thought it earlier than that !! My minds going !

Trevor booking a gentleman

Sir Crispin Lane · 19th March 2020, 14.50:19

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Originally Posted by Red Light

Without a doubt winning the FA trophy infront of 36,000 at Wembley accompanied by my young son.
I mean little Wrexham playing at Wembley and winning a big shiny silver cup.
From digging my self out of the road which was deep in snow the night before to when Bowie's 'Heroes' started booming out after the final whistle - something's are rare and priceless - winning.

Secondly gaining promotion at the Od Show Ground.
Northampton Town 0 Wrexham 2
That man Gary Bennett with 2 goals on a lovely sun drenched evening.
The pitch invasion at the end was something else - seemed everyone from North Wales was there that night.

That night in Northampton was the best for me. Part of the generation too young to remember the 70’s and used to the pretty grim 80’s . That night was like a release of years and years of disappointment and mediocrity. How I’d love mediocrity in league2 right now...

Phils-an-alki · 19th March 2020, 15.03:30

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Originally Posted by Huffy

Ok

I am dissappointed though ,that in a general sea of shyte ,and at a moment some people want to have a genuine positive smile at times gone past , some people choose to post more tiresome pathetic sarcastic drivel!!

Just saying

Its hardly the end of the world, what a drama queen.

I'm smiling though. At all the ones who took my initial post so seriously and got all arsey and defensive over it.
I guess the truth really does hurt, even if its not meant for the precious petals to take offence.

Johno · 19th March 2020, 15.48:18

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Originally Posted by Prodigal Dragon

There is enough doom and gloom due to CV-19; and enough OTT slagging off of the Board. So, on a more upbeat note, which game or incident 'rocks your boat' as a Wrexham fan.

Mine was our 3-2 victory over Spurs in the League Cup back in 1976. Wagged school to go to London by train, and saw our best footballing display ever. Happy days, indeed!

Wrexham: Lloyd, Mason, Fogg, Davis, May, Evans, Tinnion, Sutton, Ashcroft, Kinsey, Thomas

I was there but whilst I haven’t checked the team I have a very vivid memory of Bobby Shinton playing and keeping the ball by the corner flag to waste time. Spurs were reduced to fouling him to get the ball.

cynprifathro · 19th March 2020, 16.10:58

Albert Kinsey did not play v Tottenham in 1976. He left Wrexham in 1972!

spuderz123 · 19th March 2020, 16.11:02

LDV final, FA Trophy final, plenty of league games already mentioned.

One for the Conference for me is pumping Chester 3-0. Good limbs when Jennings scored that penalty.

Best for me though is the first trip to Portugal. Proper scummy trip that

griff49 · 19th March 2020, 16.46:30

Has to be wrexham 10 hartlepool 1 in 1962.
Travelled 5 miles as a 12 year old on my own
As my mates ( yes I had some then !) Didnt turn up.
Used my daily school bus pass and paid one shilling
Entry -thats 5P !
WYN DAVIES hatrick in first 20 minutes and then
two more hatricks. Oh I forgot it snowed most of the
Game and they remarked the lines at half time.
Stood on the cop happy days. That was a great season.

Huffy · 19th March 2020, 16.52:04

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Originally Posted by Phils-an-alki

Its hardly the end of the world, what a drama queen.

I'm smiling though. At all the ones who took my initial post so seriously and got all arsey and defensive over it.
I guess the truth really does hurt, even if its not meant for the precious petals to take offence.

Phil ,to be honest mate ,you have written endless pages on the same thing.
I know whats up with the club but find it sad you have to infect every thread with another reminder .
I am a bit of an expert in sarcasm ,but I have nothing on some folk .
Do well

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cynprifathro Cult Hero Joined: Aug 2012 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Favourite Positive Moment as a Wrexham Fan Albert Kinsey did not play v Tottenham in 1976. He left Wrexham in 1972!

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spuderz123 Legend (info 1 & 2) (info) Joined: Dec 2008 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Ferdinand Takyi Twitter: @spuderz92	Re: Favourite Positive Moment as a Wrexham Fan LDV final, FA Trophy final, plenty of league games already mentioned. One for the Conference for me is pumping Chester 3-0. Good limbs when Jennings scored that penalty. Best for me though is the first trip to Portugal. Proper scummy trip that __________________ For the avoidance of doubt I 100% hate Geoff Mo$$ Love Wrexham Hate Moss

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griff49 Squad Player Joined: Feb 2014 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Favourite Positive Moment as a Wrexham Fan Has to be wrexham 10 hartlepool 1 in 1962. Travelled 5 miles as a 12 year old on my own As my mates ( yes I had some then !) Didnt turn up. Used my daily school bus pass and paid one shilling Entry -thats 5P ! WYN DAVIES hatrick in first 20 minutes and then two more hatricks. Oh I forgot it snowed most of the Game and they remarked the lines at half time. Stood on the cop happy days. That was a great season.