Wrexham v Woking

Wrexham v Woking

NON LEAGUE Barrow 1-1 Wrexham

	NON LEAGUE Barrow 1-1 Wrexham

Barrow 1-1 Wrexham

Jefferson Louis earned Wrexham a share of the spoils with the last kick of the match at Barrow.

But Wrexham manager Dean Saunders would have been left frustrated after his players had the best of the clash.

Despite dominating the first-half, during which they missed three clear-cut chances, Wrexham went behind to a Jason Walker goal on 30 minutes.

And just as the Welsh side looked certain to lose Louis grabbed a point with a late, curling shot.

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Wrexham manager Dean Saunders:
"I thought we missed some chances at Kidderminster when we won 2-0, but that takes the biscuit.

"I'm not exaggerating when I say we missed 15 chances today.

"I feel it's two points we have dropped - we absolutely battered them.

"Chances went begging and we weren't ruthless enough. It's a great strike by Jefferson (Louis) but it's two points dropped."

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Barrow: Martin, Kerr, Pearson, Jones, McNulty, Paul Brown,
Joyce, Boyd, Walker (Bond 90), David Brown (Tait 85), Logan.
Subs Not Used: Rogan, Sheridan, Hunt.

Booked: McNulty, Boyd.

Goals: Walker 30.

Wrexham: Ward, Westwood, Taylor (Spender 64), Williamson, Mike Williams, Fairhurst (Flynn 64), Fleming, Marc Williams, Woolfe (Suffo 73), Brown, Louis.
Subs Not Used: Smith, Abbott.

Booked: Taylor, Westwood.

Goals: Louis 90.

Att: 1,250

Referee: Paul Tierney (Wigan).

Wrexham v Eastbourne Highlights

Wrexham v Eastbourne Highlights

preview of how the new Wrexham Village project could well look

A preview of how the new Wrexham Village project could well look, if planning permission is granted and work gets underway in the near future...

WREXHAM Football Club was delighted to announce this week that planning permission has been put forward to Wrexham Maelor Borough Council for a major new Student Village development adjacent to the Racecourse Ground - with all profits from it going straight into the Club.

The development company created to handle the project, Wrexham Village Ltd, has announced the £40 million investment for the local community - securing in excess of 100 jobs locally, plus additional full time staffing once the project is completed. This will not only result in benefiting the local community but also mean a more secure future for the club.

The development known as Wrexham Village and will take place in two phases, the first creating in excess of 520 student bedrooms, with phase two creating an additional 320 units.

Director Paul Retout, commented:"This is a really positive step for the Club and the community at large, as we are adding investment into Wrexham as a whole and pushing the Club in the right direction.

"We are working closely with Glyndwr University to create the best possible Student accommodation in North Wales and further afield."

Phase 1 is due for completion in September 2011, and Phase 2 the following year.

Paul added: "Wrexham Village will help finance Wrexham Football Club as all profits from the project is going back into the Club - securing the future, with the aim of paying off all current debts and putting working capital into the Club.

"This continued investment will help to meet the long term aspirations of the board and Club."

Geoff Moss, chairman of Wrexham FC added: "This is a fantastic step forward for the club and we are delighted to be taking larger steps towards the long term security of the club."

Wrexham v Kettering 6th Dec 2008

Wrexham v Kettering.WMV

Wrexham v Mansfield Town Highlights

Wrexham
26 Anthony Williams
38 Sam Williamson
15 Mike Williams
29 Ashley Westwood
11 Neil Taylor
40 Jon Brown
19 Andy Fleming
36 Nathan Fairhurst
35 Nathan Woolfe
34 Patrick Suffo
21 Marc Williams

14 Tom Kearney
23 Sam Aiston
25 Christian Smith
33 Angelos Tsiaklis
41 Steve Abbott

Mansfield Town
35 Jmie Annerson
2 Gary Silk
3 James Kay
4 Jonathan D'Laryea
6 Alan O'Hare
7 Nathan Arnold
8 Matt Somner
18 Gavin Hurren
20 Alex Jeannin
21 Aaron O'Connor
28 Emile Sinclair

1 Paddy Gamble
11 Michael Blackwood
14 Adnan Ahmed
23 Lewis Trimmer
32 Ashley Kitchen

Referee: A Halliday (Yorks)

Wrexham 2-1 Mansfield

Wrexham won their first ever FA Trophy game as Dean Saunders' men struck early to beat fellow relegation victims Mansfield Town at the Racecourse.

Teenage striker Jon Brown, on loan from Cardiff City, opened the scoring as early as the third minute.

Defender Ashley Westwood added a second with an 11th minute header for Wrexham.

Marc Williams hit the woodwork for Wrexham before Adam O'Connor scored a 67th minute consolation for their Blue Square Premier rivals Mansfield.

Wrexham 2 Mansfield Town 1: Match report

Mansfield bowed out of the FA Trophy at the first hurdle despite a spirited second half fightback where they might have nicked a draw.

The Stags, under the temporary charge of senior players Mark Stallard and Adie Moses following Billy McEwan's departre, looked dead and buried when they were 2-0 after just 11 minutes..

But they rode their luck in the rest of the first half and then looked much more of a threat after the restart.

Aaron O'Connor pulled one goal back midway through the half but there was no equaliser as the hosts, so dominant early on, held firm.

The opener came inside three minutes in what was the first serious attack of the game by either side.

Marc Williams broke free on the left byline and pulled the ball back for Jon Brown, who had the simplest of tap-ins from close range.

In the 11th minute, a superb stop from Jamie Annerson saw him claw away a Marc Williams header that was heading for the left-hand corner

But it was 2-0 from the resulting flag kick as Nathan Woolfe's near post kick was headed goalwards by Ashley Westwood and seemed to go in off a Mansfield body on the line.

With Wrexham rampant, Woolfe's cross was only inches too far for two Red Dragons making late runs into the box.

Midway through the half, James Kay's excellent cross was missed by the head Aaron O'Connor at close quarters, but the striker was flagged offside anyway.

The hosts went close to 3-0 when the lively Marc Williams escaped down the right and crossed for Andy Fleming whose low finish was crucially blocked by Silk.

Mansfield had two good situations within the space of 30 seconds as first Nathan Arnold lost control of the ball when he could have gone clear before Jonathan D'Laryea's through ball was just inches too far for Sinclair.

But Wrexham were always dangerous and Brown thundered just centimetres wide of the right-hand post from the edge of the box.

Just before the break, Brown find space on the left and crossed low for Patrick Suffo whose attempted finish was well blocked by Alan O'Hare.

In the final minute, Silk found space to cross for D'Laryea who headed straight at Ward before O'Connor curled well off target.

At the start of the second period, Marc Williams caught a sight of goal but spooned his effort well wide.

The Stags won a free-kick that was cleared only as far as O'Connor, whose volley sped past the left-hand post.

Kay then thumped well wide from distance before Neil Taylor got in an important header to deny Alex Jeannin from Arnold's centre.

Wrexham's response saw Mike Williams bring a smart save out of Annerson from Brown's left-wing free-kick.

Just before the hour, Adnan Ahmed came on to replace Matt Somner in midfield.

Jeannin had acres of space to run into as Wrexham were caught on the break, only to fire high over the top from 25 yards.

In the 67th minute, Marc Williams' tenacity allowed him to tee up substitute Sam Aiston, whose drive was high and wide.

Mansfield gave themselves hope soon after when they pulled a goal back. Kay's deep cross was pulled back by Sinclair allowing O'Connor to side-foot home a simple finish from eight yards.

That seemed to inject some confidence into the Stags and only a last-ditch tackle from Westwood prevented substitute Michael Blackwood – on for Jeannin – for having a glorious chance to level.

Ward then made a fine diving stop to deny O'Connor after Hurren's accurate through pass had set him up..

But Wrexham almost wrapped the game up in their next foray forward as Marc Williams struck the right-hand post trying to bend the ball into the corner from the edge of the box.

Sinclair was left holding his head in his hands when he overran the ball after being sent clear by a slide-rule pass from Ahmed.

With the game now spread, the opportunities were coming thick and fast at both ends and Aiston's centre only just cleared a Wrexham head when a touch would almost certainly brought a goal.

A sharp turn by Sinclair saw him get away down the right but O'Connor could only turn his hard and low cross over the bar.

With time running out, Kay won the ball in an advanced position but dragged his 20-yard drive well wide.

At the other end, Brown struck the outside of the right-hand post from a tight angle after winning a foot race with Kay.

The referee added four minutes of stoppage time but Mansfield were unable to fashion a clear opening.

Mansfield: Annerson, Silk, O'Hare, Hurren, Kay, Arnold, D'Laryea, Somner, Jeannin, Sinclair, O'Connor. Subs: Gamble, Blackwood, Ahmed, Trimmer, Kitchen.

Wrexham: Ward, Taylor, Mike Williams, Westwood, Williamson, J. Brown, Fleming, Fairhurst, Woolfe, Marc Williams, Suffo. Subs: Kearney, Aiston, Smith, Tsiaklis, Abbott.

Referee: A. Halliday.

Wrexham 2-1 Mansfield

Wrexham won their first ever FA Trophy game as Dean Saunders' men struck early to beat fellow relegation victims Mansfield Town at the Racecourse.

Teenage striker Jon Brown, on loan from Cardiff City, opened the scoring as early as the third minute.

Defender Ashley Westwood added a second with an 11th minute header for Wrexham.

Marc Williams hit the woodwork for Wrexham before Adam O'Connor scored a 67th minute consolation for their Blue Square Premier rivals Mansfield.

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Wrexham manager Dean Saunders said:
"It was our game to lose in the end.

"They weren't peppering our goal but if the ball bounced their way, they might have equalised.

"I lost count of how many goals we could have scored. We were in situation where the ball has got to go in.

"And they seemed to gain confidence from our misses, they showed a bit of fight and scored a good goal.

"I wasn't happy with the second half and I'd like to teach them about how to win a football match."

Mansfield joint caretaker-manager Mark Stallard:
"I was pleased of the response to the lads because in the first 15 minutes we gave away two sloppy goals and didn't look at it.

"We dug deep, fought and played with a bit of freedom as we took the shackles off and expressed ourselves, especially in the second-half.

"We looked dangerous and with a bit more confidence and getting our injured players, there's a bit of brightness on the horizon."

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/w/wrexham/7781883.stm

Dean Saunders interview

Dean Saunders interview

Watch this, it`s brilliant

Wrexham v Southport Highlights

Highlights will be on here before 4pm today Wednesday 10th December 2008 of our match against Southport last night in The Setanta Shield.

In a much changed team from our last leaguematch Dean Saunders decides to give some of the reserve players a chance to impress but unfortunately this was not the case.

Wrexham dominated the opening 45 minutes and Marc Williams scored around 8 minutes before half time with a well taken goal, which he took round the keeper and slotted home but we should have been 3-4 goals to the good with the amount of possession we had. Steve Evans getting a rare run out as was Anthony Williams in goal but don`t bank on seeing these two again in a Wrexham shirt this season after a disastrous 2nd half and extra time performance.

Brown up front for us was a class apart from everyone else and he eased past players as if they weren`t there as I thought his performance was outstanding and he is in my opinion destined for a good future in the game.

The 2nd half kicks off and on the hour mark Steve Evans brought their lad down in the box and was shown a straight red and they equalised from the penalty. From this moment onwards Southport tore us apart and at times we couldn`t get anywhere near the ball and it was embarrasing to watch. It was like Brian Little was back in charge, then I realised that most of the players on show tonight were regulars under Little and it brought back bad memories as we were awful.Ten minutes before the end of 90 minutes a red card was shown to Williamson for a challenge which was not worthy of even a yellow card, never mind a red and the referee knew he had made a mistake when a few minutes later he sent off a Southport player for challenging for a ball and he obviously did this to amend for his red card a few minutes earlier as the both of them were never red cards in a million years. It was now 9 against 10 players and off into extra time we go on a freezing night at The Racecourse. A howler from Anthony Williams from a cross gifted Sotuhport their 2nd goal and didn`t the fans let him know. They were shouting for Gavin Ward and singing that Williams will never play for Wrexham again and he was very shaky after this and every backpass it was 50/50 whether he would make a mess of it. At one stage he gave an evil stare to sections of the crowd who were slagging him off and this did him no favours at all. Wrexham hit the bar in the 2nd half of injury time but they deserved exactly what they got and that was nothing.

Come back for highlights of the goals and the red cards.

Wrexham v Kettering.WMV

Wrexham v Kettering.WMV

Nat Stays On With Silkmen

BOTH clubs have agreed to extend the loan spell of Nat Brown with League 2 side Macclesfield Town for another month.

The tall centre half has played in seven games during his first four weeks at Moss Rose and weighed in with three goals in three games to help the Macc lads to a draw and two wins.

He has also played in two FA Cup victories away to Harlow and Port Vales, with them now facing Everton in the third round.

The ex-Lincoln City defender still lives in Sheffield and the daily commute to Macclesfield is only about half that of travelling to North Wales.

This comes only a few days after Darran Kempson agreed to a second month with Forest Green Rovers, while Simon Brown is just settling into his stay with Rushden & Diamonds.

Wrexham`s New Years Day Home Fixture Off

Wrexham have yet another game cancelled and this time it is the New Year`s Day money spinner against Barrow that has bitten the dust due to them playing in a Fa cup tie 2 days later. The fa cup has always been a week after new years day so what a load of crap that is. It is a disgraceful decision whoever made it and now leaves Wrexham without a fixture on what is usually a great money spinner when everyone is off on holiday.

Wrexham Match Off - Frozen Pitch

Wrexham FC will find out this afternoon if tonight's game with Northwich will go ahead.

A pitch inspection will be carried out at 1pm.

Find out if the game is on here this afternoon.

Wrexham`s game at Northwich Victoria tonight has been called off after a 1pm pitch inspection due to a frozen pitch. This is now another match that we will need to try and fit in to a schedule that`s going to hamper our promotion bid as it is now highly likely we will be playing 2-3 games some weeks before the end of the season.


A date has not yet been decided for the rearranged fixture.

Northwich Victoria v Wrexham

Northwich, Cheshire

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Northwich Victoria FC - Fixtures, History and Club Information

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Northwich Victoria FC

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Cardiff striker loaned to Wrexham Wrexham sign Cardiff striker Jonathan Brown on loan, while Dragons midfielder Simon Brown is loaned to Rushden and

Cardiff striker loaned to Wrexham

Wrexham have signed Cardiff striker Jonathan Brown on loan until January. The 18-year-old is a Wales Under-21 international and made his senior Cardiff debut last season, with two substitute appearances in the league. Meanwhile, midfielder Simon Brown has left Wrexham to join Rushden and Diamonds on loan, also until January. "The chance for Simon to get a few games will help us all," Wrexham manager Dean Saunders told the official Wrexham website.

Patrick Suffo chance at Kidderminster 22/11/08

Patrick Suffo chance at Kidderminster 22/11/08

Kidderminster beat Wrexham at Aggborough

Wrexham & Kidderminster teams

Kidderminster
1 Adam Bartett
3 Lee Baker
4 Andy Ferrell
5 Mark Creighton
9 Matt Barnes-Homer
10 Russell Penn
11 Justin Richards
14 Brian Smikle
16 Martin Brittain
18 Martin Riley
21 Keith Lowe

6 Luke Jones
7 Stefan Moore
8 Darryl Knights
12 Dean Coleman
20 Dean Bennett

Referee: SP Beck (Essex)

Wrexham
1 Gavin Ward
3 Carl Tremarco
15 Mike Williams
29 Ashley Westwood
32 Ritchie De Laet
7 Wes Baynes
35 Nathan Fairhurst
33 Angelos Tsiaklis
35 Nathan Woolfe
9 Jefferson Louis
21 Marc Williams

5 Steve Evans
11 Neil Taylor
12 Levi Mackin
34 Parick Suffo

Saunders 'flabbergasted' by Harriers defeat

Kidderminster 1-0 Wrexham

Wrexham boss Dean Saunders' honeymoon period ended at Kidderminster Harriers with a 1-0 defeat at Aggborough.

Saunders suffered his first managerial loss thanks to Brian Smikle's first-half winner, cracking in Barnes-Homer's cross from the edge of the area.

Wrexham hit the Harriers post three times in the first-half by Wes Baynes, Nathan Woolfe and Jefferson Louis.

Wrexham's Patrick Suffo was denied a debut goal by an Adam Bartlett save before the keeper saved a Baynes shot.

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Wrexham manager Dean Saunders:
"I'm flabbergasted how we've lost that game but their goalie has made five or six fantastic saves and we've hit the post three times.

"We could have scored ten today, I can't believe we haven't scored. But I suppose you can't win every game - and the ball didn't break for us today but that's football."

How the hell we lost that match I just don`t know. Apart from the goal which should have been cleared but De laet slipped they were never in the game. We absolutely thrashed them and on another day we could very easily have had six or seven. We hit the woodwork three times and Suffo came on as sub in the 2nd half and with his very first touch as a Wrexham player he saw his shot brilliantly saved by the kidderminster keeper. It was everything bar the kitchen sink we threw at them second half and we just had no luck whatsoever.

There were shouts from the Wrexham players for a penalty in the last ten minutes who claimed one of the Kidderminster players handled the ball but the ref was not interested.

In another chance for Wrexham the keeper saved a shot with his legs and it rebounded straight to Williams who just couldn`t react in time and it bounced off Williams for a goal kick.

If we played this match again we would win very easily for sure but today the luck just wasn`t there but a great effort and the lads never gave up. For sure I can see us getting promoted this year. Yes I know there is a long way to go but remember when Saunders took over we didn`t look like scoring, we couldn`t even pass the bloody ball straight and it was like watching Wimbledon in the old days. Dreadful football by a dreadful manager in Brian Little but in Dean Saunders we are playing decent football on the floor, look like scoring every game, have got a very young squad and it is exciting to go and watch Wrexham once again. He has started to get rid of Little`s useless players which I told the whole world 12 months ago that Little was useless and was buying crap, but everyone kept saying give him a chance, but why everyone who knows anything about football could see the players he brought in were worst than the players he was getting rid of. Who the hell would of signed Mansfield`s two strikers , the team that got relegated with us. They didn`t do the job for Mansfield as they got relegated so why the hell Little thought they would be any good for us was shocking.

One last thing is why the hell are we not on Setanta as we are the biggest club the Blue Square Premier has ever seen so why have we only been on twice, it`s like not putting Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool and Man Utd on Sky. You just wouldn`t watch Sky but Setant haven`t got a bloody clue. Well done Setanta. Absolutely useless coverage and that bloody reporter who does interviews while the game is still being played. Tell her we want to watch the match not her, well not unless she gets her tits out then I may think about it but otherwise stick with the bloody match you muppets at Setanta.

That`s enough of my rant for this week.

Wrexham are goig up for sure this season. Dean Saunders has started the miracle by getting rid of some of Little`s signings and getting some good young lads who can play football.

Full Time: Harriers 1-0 Wrexham Kidderminster Harriers FC - The Official Site

	Kidderminster	Wrexham
Goals :	1	0
Possession :	48%	52%
Shots On Target :	7	6
Shots Off Target :	7	7
Corners :	7	5
Fouls :	9	11
Most Fouls :	Barnes-Homer (3)	Louis (3)
Yellow Cards :	0	2
Red Cards :	0	0
Scorers :	Smikle 26

Kidderminster vs Wrexham

	1 - 0
Date: 22/11/2008		Venue: Aggborough Stadium
Attendance: 2403		Referee: S Beck

Patrick Suffo Finally Gets Official Confirmation

Patrick Suffo Finally Gets Official Confirmation that all his papers have come through and he is now officially a Wrexham player. This is a fantastic signing as the one place where we were definitely lacking was up front. Tis could be the final key in the jigsaw to get us out of this league. We need more players but this may just do us for this season to get us promoted but if Dean Saunders wants more players then I am sure the players he is looking at are all good decent players as he hasn`t let us down yet.

DEAN Saunders entered the record books for the most successful start ever by a Wrexham FC

Wrexham FC's winning run continues at Weymouth - Evening Leader

15 Nov 2008 ... Wrexham FC's winning run continues at Weymouth - DEAN Saunders entered the record books for the most successful start ever by a Wrexham FC

Wrexham FC's winning run continues at Weymouth

Weymouth 1 Wrexham FC 3

Jefferson Louis was on target for Wrexham FC in their 3-1 victory at Weymouth.

Published Date: 15 November 2008

DEAN Saunders entered the record books for the most successful start ever by a Wrexham FC manager with a 3-1 victory at Weymouth.

Debutant Nathan Woolfe gave Wrexham FC the lead inside the first 15 minutes, and two goals in the last 10 minutes secured the points before Weymouth scored a consolation goal in injury time.

The Reds, who also included Nathan Fairhurst in their starting XI, took the lead after just 13 minutes when Woolfe fired home a free kick after Kevin Sandwith had fouled Wes Baynes.

Marc Williams and Baynes both went close to extending the lead but Wrexham had to be content with the single goal at half time.

The second half saw Weymouth's Chris McPhee go close with a header, and Reds' keeper Gavin Ward also saved another McPhee effort as the home side went in search of the equaliser.

But top scorer Jefferson Louis struck on 83 minutes with a low shot from 18 yards, before Marc Williams continued his rich vein of form, firing home two minutes later.

There was still time for Stuart Beavon to grab a goal for Weymouth, but victory for Wrexham means their winning streak has now extended to five games and leaves them just outside the play-off places with 30 points and a game in hand over most of their rivals.

Wrexham: Ward. Baynes. Westwood. Mike Williams, Tremarco, De Laet (Spann 69), Woolfe (Smith 78), Tsiaklis, Fairhurst (Whalley 87), Louis, Marc Williams

Subs not used: Anthony Williams, Steve Evans

90 The referee blows for full time.

90 Neither team can gain control of the match. Key player: Jefferson Louis

90 Goal scored by Stuart Beavon (Weymouth)

90 Shot by Stuart Beavon (Weymouth) : on target

90 Caught by Danny Knowles (Weymouth)

90 Shot by Marc Williams (Wrexham) : the 'keeper has it covered

90 Wrexham throw-in taken by Wes Baynes

90 Weymouth throw-in taken by Kevin Sandwith

90 Weymouth throw-in taken by Ryan Williams

90 Wrexham throw-in taken by Wes Baynes

90 Weymouth freekick taken by Danny Knowles

90 Wrexham throw-in taken by Wes Baynes

90 Wrexham freekick taken by Gavin Ward

90 Foul on Mike Williams (Wrexham) by Stuart Beavon (Weymouth), free kick awarded

90 Weymouth freekick taken by Danny Knowles

90 Caught by Danny Knowles (Weymouth)

90 Shot by Shaun Whalley (Wrexham) : the 'keeper has it covered

88 Weymouth freekick taken by Anton Robinson

88 Foul on Anton Robinson (Weymouth) by Silvio Spann (Wrexham), free kick awarded

87 Wrexham corner from the Right taken by Wes Baynes

87 Wrexham tactical substitution: Nathan Fairhurst replaced by Shaun Whalley

86 Wrexham throw-in taken by Wes Baynes

84 Goal scored by Marc Williams (Wrexham)

84 Shot by Marc Williams (Wrexham) : on target

83 Goal scored by Jefferson Louis (Wrexham)

83 Shot by Jefferson Louis (Wrexham) : on target

83 Weymouth freekick taken by Danny Knowles

83 Weymouth throw-in taken by Scott Doe

82 Weymouth freekick taken by Kevin Sandwith

80 Weymouth are in control of the match. Key player: Stuart Beavon

80 Weymouth freekick taken by Kevin Sandwith

79 Foul on Adam Bygrave (Weymouth) by Nathan Fairhurst (Wrexham), free kick awarded

79 Weymouth throw-in taken by James Coutts

78 Wrexham tactical substitution: Nathan Woolfe replaced by Christian Smith

78 Weymouth corner from the Right taken by James Coutts

78 Weymouth freekick taken by Kevin Sandwith

77 Foul on Stuart Beavon (Weymouth) by Silvio Spann (Wrexham), free kick awarded

77 Weymouth freekick taken by Danny Knowles

77 Wrexham throw-in taken by Wes Baynes

76 Weymouth freekick taken by Kevin Sandwith

76 Handball by Wes Baynes (Wrexham )

76 Caught by Gavin Ward (Wrexham)

75 Shot by James Coutts (Weymouth) : the 'keeper has it covered

75 Shot by Nathan Woolfe (Wrexham) : it goes wide

74 Wrexham freekick taken by Wes Baynes

74 Foul on Wes Baynes (Wrexham) by Stuart Beavon (Weymouth), free kick awarded

74 Weymouth throw-in taken by Kevin Sandwith

73 Weymouth corner from the Right taken by Ryan Williams: the defence clears

73 Turned round the post by Gavin Ward (Wrexham)

73 Header by Chris McPhee (Weymouth) : the 'keeper has it covered

72 Weymouth throw-in taken by Scott Doe

71 Weymouth throw-in taken by Scott Doe

70 Weymouth are in control of the match. Key player: Ryan Williams

70 Shot by Wes Baynes (Wrexham) : off target

70 Wrexham throw-in taken by Silvio Spann

69 Wrexham throw-in taken by Wes Baynes

69 Wrexham substitution: Ritchie De Laet injured, replaced by Silvio Spann

68 Weymouth throw-in taken by Kevin Sandwith

67 Weymouth throw-in taken by Kevin Sandwith

66 Chris McPhee (Weymouth) booked for unsporting behaviour

65 Wrexham freekick taken by Angelos Tsiaklis

65 Foul on Carl Tremarco (Wrexham) by Chris McPhee (Weymouth), free kick awarded

65 Wrexham throw-in taken by Ritchie De Laet

63 Wrexham throw-in taken by Ritchie De Laet

63 Wrexham throw-in taken by Ritchie De Laet

62 Weymouth throw-in taken by Kevin Sandwith

62 Weymouth freekick taken by Stephen Reed

62 Foul on Chris McPhee (Weymouth) by Mike Williams (Wrexham), free kick awarded

61 Weymouth freekick taken by Danny Knowles

61 Foul on Adam Bygrave (Weymouth) by Jefferson Louis (Wrexham), free kick awarded

60 Weymouth are in control of the match. Key player: Chris McPhee

60 Header by Chris McPhee (Weymouth) : it goes wide

60 Weymouth freekick taken by Stephen Reed

60 Foul on Chris McPhee (Weymouth) by Nathan Woolfe (Wrexham), free kick awarded

59 Wrexham throw-in taken by Carl Tremarco

58 Wrexham corner from the Right taken by Wes Baynes: the defence clears

58 Wrexham corner from the Left taken by Wes Baynes: the defence clears

57 Wrexham freekick taken by Gavin Ward

57 Foul on Nathan Woolfe (Wrexham) by Anton Robinson (Weymouth), free kick awarded

56 Weymouth freekick taken by Scott Doe

55 Weymouth corner from the Left taken by Kevin Sandwith: the defence clears

55 Wrexham throw-in taken by Carl Tremarco

54 Shot by Ryan Williams (Weymouth) : it goes wide

53 Carl Tremarco (Wrexham) booked for unsporting behaviour

53 Weymouth freekick taken by Scott Doe

53 Foul on Scott Doe (Weymouth) by Carl Tremarco (Wrexham), free kick awarded

52 Weymouth throw-in taken by Stuart Beavon

51 Weymouth substitution: Cameron Mawer injured, replaced by Ryan Williams

51 Weymouth freekick taken by Scott Doe

51 Foul on Chris McPhee (Weymouth) by Carl Tremarco (Wrexham), free kick awarded

51 Weymouth throw-in taken by Scott Doe

50 Weymouth are in control of the match. Key player: Chris McPhee

50 Santos Gaia (Weymouth) booked for unsporting behaviour

50 Wrexham freekick taken by Angelos Tsiaklis

49 Foul on Marc Williams (Wrexham) by Santos Gaia (Weymouth), free kick awarded

49 Shot by James Coutts (Weymouth) : it goes wide

48 Weymouth freekick taken by James Coutts

48 Foul on Stuart Beavon (Weymouth) by Ashley Westwood (Wrexham), free kick awarded

47 Weymouth freekick taken by Danny Knowles

47 Foul on Santos Gaia (Weymouth) by Jefferson Louis (Wrexham), free kick awarded

47 Wrexham freekick taken by Gavin Ward

47 Foul on Ritchie De Laet (Wrexham) by Chris McPhee (Weymouth), free kick awarded

47 Weymouth freekick taken by Danny Knowles

46 Foul on Adam Bygrave (Weymouth) by Marc Williams (Wrexham), free kick awarded

46 Wrexham throw-in taken by Ritchie De Laet

46 Wrexham throw-in taken by Ritchie De Laet

45 The second half kicks off.

45 The referee blows for half time.

45 Weymouth throw-in taken by Scott Doe

45 Shot by Stephen Reed (Weymouth) : it goes wide

44 Weymouth throw-in taken by Cameron Mawer

44 Wrexham freekick taken by Carl Tremarco

44 Foul on Marc Williams (Wrexham) by Scott Doe (Weymouth), free kick awarded

43 Shot by Wes Baynes (Wrexham) : it goes wide

42 Wrexham throw-in taken by Carl Tremarco

42 Wrexham throw-in taken by Ritchie De Laet

41 Weymouth throw-in taken by Kevin Sandwith

40 Neither team can gain control of the match. Key player: Stephen Reed

40 Stephen Reed (Weymouth) booked for unsporting behaviour

40 Wrexham freekick taken by Mike Williams

40 Foul on Wes Baynes (Wrexham) by Stephen Reed (Weymouth), free kick awarded

39 Wrexham throw-in taken by Ritchie De Laet

39 Wrexham freekick taken by Angelos Tsiaklis

39 Foul on Jefferson Louis (Wrexham) by Adam Bygrave (Weymouth), free kick awarded

36 Weymouth freekick taken by Kevin Sandwith

36 Foul on James Coutts (Weymouth) by Wes Baynes (Wrexham), free kick awarded

35 Weymouth freekick taken by Santos Gaia

35 Jefferson Louis (Wrexham) booked for unsporting behaviour

34 Foul on Santos Gaia (Weymouth) by Jefferson Louis (Wrexham), free kick awarded

33 Weymouth throw-in taken by Kevin Sandwith

32 Weymouth throw-in taken by Scott Doe

31 Weymouth throw-in taken by Scott Doe

30 Neither team can gain control of the match. Key player: Wes Baynes

28 Weymouth throw-in taken by Kevin Sandwith

28 Weymouth throw-in taken by Cameron Mawer

27 Weymouth freekick taken by Scott Doe

27 Foul on Adam Bygrave (Weymouth) by Jefferson Louis (Wrexham), free kick awarded

26 Shot by Marc Williams (Wrexham) : it goes wide

26 Wrexham throw-in taken by Carl Tremarco

25 Weymouth throw-in taken by Chris McPhee

24 Weymouth throw-in taken by Scott Doe

24 Weymouth throw-in taken by Scott Doe

24 Weymouth throw-in taken by Scott Doe

23 Weymouth throw-in taken by Kevin Sandwith

22 Weymouth throw-in taken by Cameron Mawer

21 Wrexham throw-in taken by Ritchie De Laet

21 Wrexham throw-in taken by Ritchie De Laet

21 Weymouth throw-in taken by Kevin Sandwith

20 Wrexham are in control of the match. Key player: Nathan Woolfe

20 Wrexham freekick taken by Gavin Ward

20 Foul on Carl Tremarco (Wrexham) by Stuart Beavon (Weymouth), free kick awarded

19 Marc Williams (Wrexham) booked for unsporting behaviour

19 Weymouth freekick taken by Adam Bygrave

19 Foul on Adam Bygrave (Weymouth) by Jefferson Louis (Wrexham), free kick awarded

18 Weymouth throw-in taken by Scott Doe

18 Wrexham freekick taken by Gavin Ward

17 Foul on Mike Williams (Wrexham) by Chris McPhee (Weymouth), free kick awarded

16 Weymouth throw-in taken by Kevin Sandwith

15 Weymouth throw-in taken by Kevin Sandwith

15 Goal scored by Nathan Woolfe (Wrexham)

15 Shot by Nathan Woolfe (Wrexham) : on target

14 Scott Doe (Weymouth) booked for unsporting behaviour

14 Wrexham freekick taken by Nathan Woolfe

13 Foul on Wes Baynes (Wrexham) by Kevin Sandwith (Weymouth), free kick awarded

13 Weymouth throw-in taken by Kevin Sandwith

12 Wrexham throw-in taken by Carl Tremarco

10 Neither team can gain control of the match. Key player: Jefferson Louis

10 Wrexham throw-in taken by Mike Williams

10 Wrexham throw-in taken by Carl Tremarco

9 Wrexham corner from the Left taken by Wes Baynes: the defence clears

8 Weymouth throw-in taken by Scott Doe

8 Weymouth throw-in taken by Scott Doe

7 Adam Bygrave (Weymouth) booked for unsporting behaviour

7 Wrexham freekick taken by Ashley Westwood

6 Foul on Jefferson Louis (Wrexham) by Adam Bygrave (Weymouth), free kick awarded

6 Weymouth throw-in taken by Kevin Sandwith

5 Weymouth throw-in taken by Stephen Reed

5 Weymouth corner from the Left taken by Stephen Reed: the defence clears

5 Weymouth freekick taken by Cameron Mawer

4 Foul on Anton Robinson (Weymouth) by Nathan Woolfe (Wrexham), free kick awarded

3 Wrexham freekick taken by Ashley Westwood

2 Foul on Ashley Westwood (Wrexham) by Stuart Beavon (Weymouth), free kick awarded

1 Weymouth freekick taken by Adam Bygrave

1 Weymouth throw-in taken by Stephen Reed

0 The match has kicked off

Weymouth v Wrexham - Blue Sq Premiership 15 Nov 2008

Duo Cleared To Play

Duo Cleared To Play

Posted on: Fri 14 Nov 2008

ANOTHER day spent staring at a fax machine finally produced a result for both Nathan Woolfe and Nathan Fairhurst, as the BSP registrations and international clearances for the pair finally arrived in time for them to be included in the squad to face Weymouth.

Nathan Fairhurst

Nathan Woolfe

It was a fairly close run thing, as Nathan Fairhurst came through first at 3.30pm but Nathan Woolfe was nearly 5 o'clock before the fax machine confirmed his international clearance from England.

Unfortunately the same can't be said for Patrick Suffo, who travelled anyway with the squad for their overnight trip to the south coast.

His registration appears to be in Israel and was not helped by the fact that the Jewish working week lasts from Sunday to Thursday!

At present, requests from the FAW to their counterparts in the middle east have not revealed anything yet. Although the player says he had the same problem when he went on loan to a Spanish club last season and it was a protracted exercise before clearance was eventually forthcoming.

New England 'C' cap Carl Tremarco has returned safely from international duty in Italy and goes back into the squad after missing the last two weeks.

Wrexham: Gavin Ward, Anthony Williams, Carl Tremarco, Ritchie De Laet, Ashley Westwood, Steve Evans, Wes Baynes, Nathan Woolfe, Nathan Fairhurst, Angelos Tsiaklis, Levi Mackin, Neil Taylor, Mike Williams, Silvio Spann, Christian Smith, Shaun Whalley, Michael Proctor, Marc Williams, Jefferson Louis (19).

Patrick Suffo agrees Wrexham deal

Nov 11 2008

PATRICK SUFFO has agreed to join Wrexham on a pay-as-you-play deal.

The Evening Leader reports that the former Coventry City striker has put pen to paper this week after training with Dean Saunders' team this month.

He said: ""I've really enjoyed training at Wrexham.

"I have spoken to with the manager and I'm very happy to sign on in the short term, then see how things develop.

"There are times when it's more than just money and I hope I can establish myself with Wrexham.

"I feel this is a club which should be playing at a higher level and it would be tremendous to be a part of a team that could lift back up the divisions."

Wrexham eye loan deal for Nathaniel

Stoke youngster could be set for non-league switch

YOUTH-team ace Nathaniel Wedderburn could be about to join non-League Wrexham on loan after recently training with the Welshmen.

Stoke have already sent young Belgian defender Richie de Laet to the Racecourse Ground for an initial month on loan.

And now Wedderburn, a powerfully-built midfielder currently in his second and final year as a youth-teamer, could be making the short trip over the Anglo-Welsh border himself.

“He’s already trained with them because they wanted to get him involved and take a look at him,” said youth coach Adrian Pennock.

“We’d like to get him out on loan if we can because he’s now at that stage where he needs to be pushed to gain the right experience.

“I’m more than confident he will hold his own at that level – in fact I feel sure he could pull his weight at a higher level.

“We saw Ryan Shotton go out on loan to the same division with Altrincham and do well last season. And now he’s doing well two divisions higher with Tranmere.

“So the challenge is there for Nathaniel. He’s very much a boy in a man’s body in terms of his experience and his physical stature. But he’s learning all the time and will benefit from the experience of competitive football.”

Meanwhile, Pennock’s under-18s return to competitive action after a fortnight’s break with this Saturday’s visit of Crewe to the Michelin (11am).

But they will be without talented youngster Yusuf Yilmaz after he underwent surgery on a long-running ankle problem this week.

“He’s had problems striking a ball properly for a while now,” said Pennock, “but because he’s so honest he’s kept training and playing, which hasn’t done him any favours.

“He’s seen a specialist and then the physios decided the time had come for a minor op to clean out a bit of bone in the ankle.

“We are now hoping he will be out for eight weeks maximum.”

At least the talented teenager was able to parade his skills on national television before being sidelined with the surgery.

A fortnight ago Stoke were featured on a popular youth-team skills spot on Sky’s Soccer AM show on a Saturday mornning.

Yilmaz took on colleague Adam Vickers and, thanks to a routine that included removing a boot during some ball juggling, he was voted the winner by their team-mates.

Wrexham v Weymouth

Wes Baynes flexible for Wrexham FC

Nov 11 2008 by Mark Currie, Daily Post

WES BAYNES is hoping for an instant recall to Wrexham’s ranks for the weekend trip to Weymouth after missing last week’s Setanta Shield clash with Altrincham due to a one-match suspension.

The 20-year-old was banned because he collected a fifth caution of the season in the 2-1 win at Mansfield Town just before what he claimed was his best performance of the campaign to date against Lewes 10 days ago.

And Baynes, who was pushed into midfield for the Dragons’ fourth straight Blue Square Premier league victory following the recruitment on loan of Stoke City full-back Ritchie De Laet, reckons he is more suited to a forward role.

“Hopefully I’ll play at Weymouth because I want to carry on where I left off against Lewes,” he said yesterday.

“I felt it was my best game of the season because I was not restricted from pushing on as much as if I had been playing right back.

“There’s a lot more freedom in midfield and there’s the chance to see more of the ball.

“And with Ritchie doing so well behind me I didn’t have to worry too much about the defensive side of my duties.”

Baynes admitted he was hoping De Laet, who picked up a groin strain against Altrincham at Moss Lane last Tuesday evening in the Setanta Shield, would recover in time for the weekend, but added: “If the gaffer wants me to fill in at right back again, that’s not a problem.

“I’m happy to play in any position just as long as it means I get a game.”

The Altrincham game apart, Baynes has been an ever-present under Saunders, who took over from Brian Little, and the youngster is determined to establish himself as a first team regular.

“No-one was more disappointed than me when we were knocked out of the FA Cup,” he added.

“But we’ve had a great little run in the league since the gaffer took over.

“And the bottom line is that everyone here wants to win promotion back to the Football League this season, so these games are the priority.

“As a team we have played some good stuff at times and we know we have to maintain the same standard week in and week out.”

Saunders, who brought his players in for training on Saturday to compensate for the blank date, has organised a friendly with an Everton XI today as part of his build-up to the weekend.

“We have had three really good days of training and we are beginning to focus on the task in hand at Weymouth,” he said.

“I watched them at Rushden & Diamonds on Saturday and they look to be a decent team. But it’s all about what we do and as long as we don’t take our foot off the pedal I’ll be reasonably confident.”

The Racecourse boss, who will have newly-signed striker Patrick Suffo available for the weekend, is hoping to bring in yet more new faces before then, but is still waiting for contacts to come back to him.

In the Colliers Park treatment room, summer signing Kyle Critchell is at least a month away from a return to training following ankle surgery and fellow long-term casualties Andy Fleming (ankle) and Simon Spender (dislocated elbow) are looking at a further six weeks of rehabilitation.

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'Standards will not slip' says Wrexham FC boss

2008
DEAN SAUNDERS insists he will not let standards slip following Wrexham's excellent turnaround in fortunes in the Blue Square Premier since he took over as manager.
Wrexham have won all four league matches under Saunders and are now eighth in the table, just five points off leaders Kettering with a game in hand.Without a game this weekend because of their early exit in the FA Cup, the Reds players will continue preparing for next Saturday's trip to Weymouth with a series of gruelling work-outs on the Colliers Park training ground.And there will be no let-up at Wrexham said Saunders today: "It will be good week or so of intensive training now. I will get the players even more focussed. We have sent a message out to the league that we are coming like a steam train."The pressure is on and there is no slacking. The bar at this club has been too low – but I have set it really high."That is the only place I know where the bar is. That is the way I have lived my career and I will not lower it. The bar is high and they have to get up to it."Wrexham go into their break on the back of an extra-time win at Altrincham in the third round of the Setanta Shield on Tuesday.The reward for that 2-1 victory is a home tie against Conference North highfliers Southport in the last 16, with the tie likely to be played the first midweek in December.And Saunders was pleased Wrexham overcome Altrincham when they were below their best to seal a fourth round berth: "It is a home draw which is good,"he said. "But it is further in my mind because we have got a lot of other games before then."I was disappointed Tuesday but 99.9 per cent of them were having a go. They were trying to win the game, and I want to see us win when we are not playing well."Saunders, who announced his intention to trim the Reds' squad earlier in the week, has allowed two players to go out on loan.Not short of options in the centre-back department, Saunders has let Darran Kempson join Forest Green Rovers and Nat Brown go to Macclesfield.Both have joined on one-month loan deals and are eligible for their clubs' FA Cup games this weekend.Macc boss Keith Alexander was delighted to capture Brown after the pair worked together at Lincoln.Brown goes straight into the squad for The Silkmen's trip to Harlow Town with Alexander saying: "Nat's a confident lad with a lot of ability and presence. He's also versatile and can play in the centre of midfield as well, so he will certainly give us extra options."And the fact he knows some of the lads in the squad already is a big help and I know he'll fit in well at the Moss Rose."Neither Kempson or Brown have featured in recent weeks and Saunders has urged other players currently out of the reckoning to keep fighting for a place in the team."At the moment the reaction from all the players not playing has been top class," said Saunders. "They are all striving to get in the team and that's what I want. "I want them to get up to the bar and compete for their place."Saunders is eager to free up places in the squad so he can bring in more new fresh faces.But a number of players who have been on trial at Wrexham will not be coming in on-loan.Saunders has informed Senegalese striker Daniel Bocande – a free agent – and Manchester City full-back Sam Williamson that they will not be offered deals; while frontman Chad Bond has already returned to Swansea City after training with the Reds."There are only so many players I can bring in so I have to make sure they are the right ones," said Saunders who has not ruled out trying to bring in midfielder Joe Allen for another loan spell.The Welsh under 21 international's first loan stint from Swansea City was cut short after just two games when he picked up an ankle ligament injury in training."I would be interested but Joe is still injured and he might be out for a couple of weeks," added Saunders. "It was bad luck because Joe played very well in those two games, and we won them both. It was more disappointing because Andy Fleming got injured at the same time."

FORMER Cameroon ace Patrick Suffo is set to be offered a short-term contract at Wrexham.

FORMER Cameroon ace Patrick Suffo is set to be offered a short-term contract at Wrexham.

The 30-year old ex-Coventry City striker has been training with the Dragons for the past couple of weeks and manager Dean Saunders has opened talks with the player, who was a member of his country’s successful team at the 2000 Olympics and also played in the 2002 World Cup finals.

“I’m considering offering Patrick a short-term deal,” Saunders said yesterday. “I’ll be talking to him to see if we can come to an agreement.”

The Racecourse boss also revealed that he hopes to sign another new striker before the club’s next Blue Square Premier match at Weymouth next Saturday.

“The player I’m interested in is a different type of player to those we already have,” he added.

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Alexander - could select Brown. BROWN SET FOR MACCLESFIELD DEBUT E-mail Article Print-Friendly Subscribe to RSS Feed Post to del.icio.us Facebook Harlow Town v Macclesfield. Click here to bet. Click here for head-to-head stats Macclesfield manager Keith Alexander could hand a debut to on-loan Wrexham defender Nat Brown in the FA Cup first-round tie at Harlow Town. The 27-year-old joined the Robins in the summer but his appearances for the Welshmen have been limited due to injury. Alexander looks set to make changes in attack with the struggling Silkmen having scored just 15 goals in 14 League Two outings this season. They have lost their last three league outings to lie 20th in the table and striker Simon Yeo could earn a recall after a bout of flu at the expense of Martin Gritton or Francis Green. Defender Paul Morgan is still suffering from the concussion he received against Rotherham and is unlikely to feature while striker Gareth Evans completes a four-match ban, but James Jennings is back from his one-match suspension.

Wrexham FC's Nat Brown keen to impress on loan

Nov 7 2008 by Rob Griffiths, Daily Post

NAT BROWN is hoping to use this coming month’s loan spell at Macclesfield Town to either boost his chances of first-team football at Wrexham or put himself in the shop window for a permanent move away.

Brown yesterday went out on loan to League Two outfit Macclesfield Town, where he will be reunited with former Lincoln City boss Keith Alexander, and will hope to make his first appearance in tomorrow’s FA Cup first-round tie at Harlow.

But Brown, who was brought to the Racecourse by ex-boss Brian Little in the summer, wants to prove to present manager Dean Saunders he is worthy of a place in the Dragons side when he returns.

“I’m very happy to be going out on loan to Macclesfield,” said Brown. “I just want to get back playing.

“This will give me the chance to show I am worth a place in the side, but also it is at a team in a higher league and it will put me in the shop window. As a footballer you have to keep your options open.

“There’s a lot of centre-backs at Wrexham at the moment, and the gaffer has just said to everyone that they have to work hard and try to get into the side.

“But at my age I need to be playing first-team football and going to Macclesfield for a month will give me that opportunity.”

Brown, 27, is the second Dragons’ defender to go out on loan this week with Darran Kempson joining Blue Square Premier rivals Forest Green Rovers on Tuesday.

The pair have dropped down the pecking order under the new Saunders regime, with Ashley Westwood, who was the manager’s first signing, being paired with youngster Mike Williams.

Brown added: “To be fair I don’t know why I’m not playing, but the manager has his own ideas and you have to accept them.

“I’m looking forward to working with Keith (Alexander) again. I’ve known him for a long time and he knows all about me and what I can bring with me.”

Meanwhile, Wrexham will entertain former Football League club Southport in the fourth round of the Setanta Shield.

While a date is yet to be confirmed between the clubs for the tie, the scheduled date for the fourth round is the week commencing Monday, December 1.

Blue Square North side Southport lost their League status in 1978, and lost out in a second ballot to Wigan Athletic after the sides had drawn the first poll.

The Sandgrounders are presently second in the table, behind Tamworth on goal difference, and earned their place in the fourth round of the Shield with a 2-1 win at Stafford Rangers.

Silkmen snap up Wrexham defender

Brown joined Wrexham from Lincoln City in the close season

Macclesfield Town have signed defender Nat Brown on a one-month loan from Blue Square Premier side Wrexham.

Silkmen boss Keith Alexander told the club website: "Nat's a confident lad with a lot of ability and presence.

"He's also versatile and can play in the centre of midfield as well. The fact he knows some of the lads in the squad already is a big help."

The 27-year-old, who joined Wrexham in the summer from Lincoln, is eligible to play for Macclesfield in the FA Cup.

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