New (and old) RP'ers Introduce Yourselves...

[Old School]

Hello all. Just thought I would introduce myself. I’m a fairly new supporter. I’ve been following and supporting Wrexham for the past 2 years.

WTW good to have you on board

 

[Rodderscufc]

Cambridge supporter! Used to linger around here a lot in the days when we were both trapped in the conference during the Dean Saunders days! Was so long ago I had to start a new account . Glad you guys finally made it out of the trap door as you were always a decent bunch! Ps. Will always love Paul Mullin

 

[BriHughesy1875]

Birmingham City supporter, one of my early football memories is you lot beating us in the FA Cup at St.Andrews and us nabbing Brian Hughes off you a little while later..... turned out to be one of my favourite footballers

 

[CanadaDry]

I am a Canadian who found the club and RP after the sale was announced in 2021. I was weary of joining the board for a long while—it's a tough crowd some days!

Born and raised in Vancouver, I watched EFL every Saturday morning with my dad. He took me to Whitecaps games when I was growing up and I played locally. He was a rabid football fan and watched it every chance he could. After he passed in 2011, I stopped watching as it was difficult, just different if that makes sense. I regretted not putting him on a plane and coming over for a week or two when I had the chance, as he would have been ecstatic, thrilled to watch whatever he could, regardless of what league. During COVID, I was doing my business degree and was interested in how teams were surviving the pandemic, and I started to watch games again. I missed it and am happy to say it's been great getting up early again on Saturdays to watch the club.

I watched the game yesterday from Budapest, and tomorrow I get on a flight to Manchester and will be in Wrexham for the week. I have tickets for the next two matches and look forward to walking the town, having a few pints in a few of the local establishments, and hopefully, having a few lively conversations about football, Wales, and whatever tropics present themselves along the way.

 

[RedAdmiral]

W2W. I'm sure there'll be some recommendations for a pub and restaurant itinerary shortly. Rarely go into town myself these days, but if you like Indian food, Anise or IJazz are decent. Hope you enjoy your upcoming experiences.

 

[Rob]

I watched the game yesterday from Budapest, and tomorrow I get on a flight to Manchester and will be in Wrexham for the week. I have tickets for the next two matches and look forward to walking the town, having a few pints in a few of the local establishments, and hopefully, having a few lively conversations about football, Wales, and whatever tropics present themselves along the way.

Great to hear, I am sure you will get a warm welcome, warmer than the weather at the moment

 

[andy buckley]

I am a Canadian who found the club and RP after the sale was announced in 2021. I was weary of joining the board for a long while—it's a tough crowd some days!

Born and raised in Vancouver, I watched EFL every Saturday morning with my dad. He took me to Whitecaps games when I was growing up and I played locally. He was a rabid football fan and watched it every chance he could. After he passed in 2011, I stopped watching as it was difficult, just different if that makes sense. I regretted not putting him on a plane and coming over for a week or two when I had the chance, as he would have been ecstatic, thrilled to watch whatever he could, regardless of what league. During COVID, I was doing my business degree and was interested in how teams were surviving the pandemic, and I started to watch games again. I missed it and am happy to say it's been great getting up early again on Saturdays to watch the club.

I watched the game yesterday from Budapest, and tomorrow I get on a flight to Manchester and will be in Wrexham for the week. I have tickets for the next two matches and look forward to walking the town, having a few pints in a few of the local establishments, and hopefully, having a few lively conversations about football, Wales, and whatever tropics present themselves along the way.

If you are in the temp kop stand you will definitely suffer all kinds of tropics wind, rain, snow lol

 

[CanadaDry]

If you are in the temp kop stand you will definitely suffer all kinds of tropics wind, rain, snow lol

Thanks! Hopefully, the weather forecast stays true for Thursday and Sunday, and I'll be right. Prepared for the worst, packed various gear, and hoped for the best, being no rain! It will be what it will be. I feel fortunate to have tickets and to be in the building and Wrexham for a couple of matches.

 

[tokyored]

Thanks! Hopefully, the weather forecast stays true for Thursday and Sunday, and I'll be right. Prepared for the worst, packed various gear, and hoped for the best, being no rain! It will be what it will be. I feel fortunate to have tickets and to be in the building and Wrexham for a couple of matches.

There's a certain irony to your username

 

[Dal-Ysggom]

I am a Canadian who found the club and RP after the sale was announced in 2021. I was weary of joining the board for a long while—it's a tough crowd some days!

Born and raised in Vancouver, I watched EFL every Saturday morning with my dad. He took me to Whitecaps games when I was growing up and I played locally. He was a rabid football fan and watched it every chance he could. After he passed in 2011, I stopped watching as it was difficult, just different if that makes sense. I regretted not putting him on a plane and coming over for a week or two when I had the chance, as he would have been ecstatic, thrilled to watch whatever he could, regardless of what league. During COVID, I was doing my business degree and was interested in how teams were surviving the pandemic, and I started to watch games again. I missed it and am happy to say it's been great getting up early again on Saturdays to watch the club.

I watched the game yesterday from Budapest, and tomorrow I get on a flight to Manchester and will be in Wrexham for the week. I have tickets for the next two matches and look forward to walking the town, having a few pints in a few of the local establishments, and hopefully, having a few lively conversations about football, Wales, and whatever tropics present themselves along the way.

Despite the pea-souper, I hope you enjoyed your first installment - and at least you were at the right end to see SPM's worldie...we just heard the roar in the Tech End indicating someone had scored for us. It wasn't until after the game we saw the replays on my phone.

Lets hope this lingering fog lifts before Sunday's second installment eh? Welcome to Wrexham btw