Grandad47

[Huffy]

Who really bothered ??
As long as I dont have to read monologues about past times ,I really couldn't give a damn .

[wynnwontwo]

I’m a grandad 42. But really happy at what is now about unfold concerning the future.myself and granddaughter look forward to renewing our season tickets next season. Letter must be a sad joke don’t take any notice of it.

[Phils-an-alki]

Originally Posted by Huffy

Who really bothered ??
As long as I dont have to read monologues about past times ,I really couldn't give a damn .

You don't have to read anything.

[dragonspark]

ditto wynn, i am really looking forward to taking my family to games

[shamusred]

What we have voted yes for is a bigger and better version of the WST(but run by professionals), hopefully they will follow thru and engage with the wider community ,restart our youth program , we won’t know this for a couple of years but in theses dark times it certainly has lifted peoples spirits.

[Cenotaff]

My heart weeps.

[JonoWafc]

Originally Posted by Ddraigoch

Supporters have been blinded by stars' money taken from the Letters page Leader Live
I have just read the devastating and tragic news of the completion of the sale of our local football club Wrexham AFC.
The headline reads 'It's a special day for the two of us'. However, what about the 29 true supporters who voted 'no' to the deal? Nobody has ever asked our opinion and why we voted that way.
The people of Wrexham who voted yes must now realise that the have sold and lost our local community club for ever, and appeared to have been taken in and dazzled by the names of Tinsel Town/Hollywood movie actors and of course the money.

The cash that will come into the team/club of course will help tremendously but to accomplish this they have sold the very thing, they should have fought harder to keep.

So what will these 1800 or so people who did vote to sell the club do now on a Saturday afternoon? Change their allegiance to rugby, cricket, shopping or Potter around in the garden?

As a supporter for over 66 years, a lifelong member of the WST (through the good and bad times), this sale has been a devastating blow to a once great football club name, who are just passing through a temporary low period in their history.

COYRs
Grandad47

Wind up or true feelings?
Here we go again true supporters
Lifelong supporter of the WST - tell me again, when was it established?

As one of the 1800 I’ll tell you how I feel

Elated and proud to have my football club back

[fezbob]

Quite a young age to be a granddad at 47.

[Hometown Unicorn]

Originally Posted by fezbob

Quite a young age to be a granddad at 47.

Not round here.