The Racecourse
September 5, 2011 by RK11 · Leave a Comment
Recently renamed "The Glyndwr University Racecourse Ground".
Address:
The Racecourse Ground
Mold Road
Wrexham
LL11 2AH
Cae Ras Facts
– Recognised by the Guiness World Records as the oldest International Football Stadium in the world.
– Home of Wrexham Football Club since 1873.
– Hosted more Wales international matches than any other stadium.
– Current capacity of 10,500.
Dean Saunders: Managerial Roller Coaster
July 18, 2011 by billthered · Leave a Comment
Dean Saunders took his first managerial role at Wrexham Football Club in October 2008 and began his maiden voyage with an impressive set of results. This backed up his claims that he was the man to lead the club out of the conference and back into the Football League where they belong.
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Post-Match Review: Huddersfield
July 13, 2011 by billthered · Leave a Comment
Wrexham vs Huddersfield
Score: 1-2
Pogba (43) – Rhodes (12), Novak (82)
Attendance: 850
Huddersfield striker Lee Novak scored a late goal to secure a win, in what was a rather typical friendly match.
Hall of Shame 1- Could it be anyone else?
June 22, 2011 by billthered · Leave a Comment
The face is forever etched in the memory of Wrexham FC fans everywhere. He was known by many names by fans; amongst those which are printable are Herman, for his uncanny likeness to the star of The Munsters, and Hammy. He is without doubt the biggest villain encountered in Wrexham FC’s history and his actions, which nearly lead to the demise of our beloved club, will never be forgotten. Read more
Player Loyalty: Club or Money?
June 20, 2011 by billthered · Leave a Comment
Ambition, Affections, Approval and Andy Who?
It’s safe to say that there are numerous types loyalties in football, all of which mean different things to different participants of the game. There are the obvious ones from the loyalties of the diehard fans to the armchair loyalties of a United "supporter" who’s Dad is a Liverpool supporter from the seventies. A chairman’s loyalty, if you’re lucky, to the fans in providing a well run, successful club. You get the players and managers loyalties to their beloved hometown club, loyalties to adopted homes, loyalties to ex-clubs they won silverware with back in the day and, the crutch of all true football fans problems these days, loyalties to the pound. Read more