Saturday, April 24, 2010

Final Blue Sq Premier Table - April 24 2010

Blue Sq Premier Table - April 24 2010

Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts

Pos Team                       P   W D L F    A   GD Pts
1     Stevenage Borough 44 30 9 5   79 24 55   99

Pos Team             P    W    D L F    A   GD  Pts
2     Luton Town 44 26   10 8 84 40 44   88

Pos Team               P    W D L   F    A GD   Pts
3     Oxford United 44 25 11 8 64 31 33   86

Pos Team                           P    W   D   L   F    A   GD   Pts
4     Rushden & Diamonds 44 22   13   9   77 39 38    79

Pos Team           P    W    D     L    F    A   GD   Pts
5     York City    44 22    12   10   62 35 27     78

Pos Team                    P    W   D    L     F    A    GD Pts
6     Kettering Town    44   18 12   14 51   41   10   66

Pos Team                   P     W   D   L     F    A    GD   Pts
7    Crawley Town     44    19   9    16    50 57   -7    66

Pos Team                    P    W   D    L     F   A    GD Pts
8     AFC Wimbledon 44 18   10  16     61 47   14   64

Pos Team                    P    W   D    L       F   A    GD Pts
9     Mansfield Town    44   17 11   16      69 60 9     62

Pos Team                     P   W   D    L      F    A    GD Pts
10   Cambridge United 44 15 14   15      65 53   12    59

Pos Team        P   W   D   L   F   A   GD   Pts
11   Wrexham 44 15 13 16 45 39 6       58

Pos Team                      P   W   D L      F     A    GD    Pts
12   Salisbury City *      44 21 5 18     58   63   -5      58
Salisbury City docked 10 points for entering administration

Pos Team                             P    W   D   L     F    A    GD Pts
13   Kidderminster Harriers 44   15 12 17   57   52 5     57

Pos Team                  P    W    D    L    F    A    GD   Pts
14   Altrincham          44 13    15   16   53 51   2       54

Pos Team              P    W    D    L    F     A      GD    Pts
15   Barrow           44   13   13   18   50 67    -17     52

Pos Team               P     W   D     L    F      A      GD    Pts
16   Tamworth        44   11   16   17   42    52    -10     49

Pos Team                     P    W    D     L     F    A    GD Pts
17   Hayes & Yeading 44   12    12    20   59 85   -26   48

Pos Team              P      W    D    L      F     A      GD   Pts
18   Histon           44     11    13    20 44   67    -23      46

Pos Team                          P      W    D    L    F     A     GD    Pts
19   Eastbourne Borough     44    11    13   20 42    72    -30     46

Pos Team                   P     W     D   L     F   A    GD    Pts
20    Gateshead *        44    13    7    24   46   69   -23    45
Gateshead docked 1 point for breach of league rules

Pos Team                           P   W   D   L    F    A     GD   Pts
21   Forest Green Rovers   44 12   9 23 50   76   -26   45

Pos Team                     P    W     D   L     F    A    GD    Pts
22   Ebbsfleet United    44 12     8    24   50   82   -32    44

Pos Team               P     W D     L       F     A     GD   Pts
23   Grays Ath *    44    5    13     26     35    91   -56     26
Grays Ath docked 2 points for fielding ineligible players

Salisbury City docked 10 points for entering administration

Gateshead docked 1 point for breach of league rules

Grays Ath docked 2 points for fielding ineligible players

Hayes and Yeading 0-1 Wrexham 24th April 2010 Last Game Of Season

Hayes & Yeading

31 Masters
04 Cadmore 29 Harris 15 Cochrane (66 Wishart ) 03 Green
02 Allen-Page (83 Ruby ) 08 Canham 06 Marwa
22 Wassmer 07 Mulley 34 Watkins (72 Binns )

Substitutes
25 Baker, 05 Ruby, 11 Binns, 19 Little, 27 Wishart

Wrexham

27 Maxwell
32 Walker 05 Assoumani 06 Williams 28 Brown (25 Hunt )
07 Jones 22 O'Leary 14 Fairhurst 17 Cieslewicz (77 McCluskey )
18 Baynes 30 Mangan (84 Mitchley )

Substitutes
09 Taylor, 12 Mitchley, 20 McCluskey, 21 Edwards, 26 Hunt

Ref: Warren Atkin
Att: 446

Hayes and Yeading v Wrexham Min by Min Text

90+3

The assistant referee flags for offside against Mark Jones. Clark Masters restarts play with the free kick.

90+1
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Danny Mitchley by Ed Harris. Direct free kick taken by Nathan Fairhurst.

89:30
Danny Mitchley is ruled offside. Direct free kick taken by Tom Cadmore.

86:47
Jamie McCluskey fouled by Tom Cadmore, the ref awards a free kick. Free kick taken by Declan Walker.

86:19

The referee blows for offside against Danny Mitchley. Clark Masters restarts play with the free kick.

85:36
Tom Cadmore challenges Wes Baynes unfairly and gives away a free kick. Kristian O'Leary restarts play with the free kick.

83:43 Substitution Danny Mitchley comes on in place of Andy Mangan.

82:31
The assistant referee flags for offside against James Mulley. Free kick taken by Chris Maxwell.

82:31 Substitution Matt Ruby on for Danny Allen-Page.

76:24 Substitution Jamie McCluskey is brought on as a substitute for Adrian Cieslewicz.

76:11
Shot by Declan Walker from outside the box goes high over the crossbar.

74:12
Wes Baynes takes the outswinging corner, Adam Green makes a clearance. Inswinging corner taken right-footed by Wes Baynes, save by Clark Masters. Wes Baynes takes the inswinging corner, save by Clark Masters.

73:53
Mark Jones takes a shot. Save by Clark Masters.

73:12
Free kick awarded for a foul by Danny Allen-Page on Kristian O'Leary. Mike Williams takes the direct free kick.

70:59
Clark Masters takes the free kick.

70:59 Substitution The referee blows for offside against Mark Jones. (Hayes & Yeading) makes a substitution, with Dale Binns coming on for Craig Watkins.

69:45
Foul by Kristian O'Leary on Daniel Wishart, free kick awarded. Tom Cadmore takes the free kick.

68:58
Effort from just outside the box by Nathan Fairhurst goes over the bar.

65:41 Substitution Daniel Wishart is brought on as a substitute for Justin Cochrane.

64:37
Wes Baynes takes a outswinging corner from the right by-line played to the near post, Declan Walker takes a shot. Save by Clark Masters.

63:24
Shot by James Mulley from outside the box goes over the target.

63:01
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on James Mulley by Kristian O'Leary. Free kick taken by Ram Marwa.

60:02
Mansour Assoumani fouled by Craig Watkins, the ref awards a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Declan Walker.

59:27
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Adam Green by Wes Baynes. Marc Canham restarts play with the free kick.

58:44
Inswinging corner taken left-footed by Adam Green from the right by-line to the near post, Wes Baynes manages to make a clearance.

56:13
Corner from the left by-line taken by Wes Baynes, Close range headed effort by Mansour Assoumani goes wide of the left-hand upright.

50:58
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Andy Mangan by Charlie Wassmer. Free kick taken by Kristian O'Leary.

50:42
The assistant referee flags for offside against Adam Green. Chris Maxwell takes the direct free kick.

48:41
Unfair challenge on Mark Jones by Marc Canham results in a free kick. Kristian O'Leary takes the free kick.

48:06
James Mulley takes a shot from just outside the penalty area clears the crossbar.

46:05
The referee blows for offside against Adrian Cieslewicz. Direct free kick taken by Ed Harris.
The game restarts for the second half.

The referee blows for half time.
Half Time
45+1
Danny Allen-Page concedes a free kick for a foul on Johnny Hunt. Direct free kick taken by Nathan Fairhurst.

40:59
Craig Watkins fouled by Nathan Fairhurst, the ref awards a free kick. Free kick taken by Tom Cadmore.

38:45
Mark Jones is caught offside. Free kick taken by Clark Masters.

36:54
Corner taken by Wes Baynes, Declan Walker has an effort at goal from the edge of the area that misses to the right of the target.

36:02
Johnny Hunt produces a left-footed shot from deep inside the penalty area which goes wide of the left-hand post.

34:48
Unfair challenge on Mark Jones by Justin Cochrane results in a free kick. Kristian O'Leary takes the free kick.

27:17
Adrian Cieslewicz challenges Ed Harris unfairly and gives away a free kick. Clark Masters takes the free kick.

25:56
Mike Williams gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Justin Cochrane. Tom Cadmore has a direct shot on goal from the free kick.

25:16
Justin Cochrane challenges Mark Jones unfairly and gives away a free kick. Free kick taken by Chris Maxwell.

24:56
Andy Mangan concedes a free kick for a foul on Ram Marwa. Tom Cadmore takes the direct free kick.

24:06 Substitution Johnny Hunt replaces Aaron Brown.

22:59 GOAL - Wes Baynes
Hayes & Yeading 0 - Wrexham 1
Goal scored by Wes Baynes from the edge of the area to the bottom left corner of the goal. Hayes & Yeading 0-1 Wrexham.

20:49
Craig Watkins has a header from deep inside the six-yard box and clears the crossbar.

19:48
Corner from the left by-line taken by Aaron Brown, clearance made by Tom Cadmore.

19:25
Unfair challenge on Aaron Brown by Danny Allen-Page results in a free kick. Wes Baynes takes the free kick.

15:42
Wes Baynes takes a outswinging corner to the near post, Ram Marwa manages to make a clearance.

15:04
Free kick awarded for a foul by Justin Cochrane on Mark Jones. Aaron Brown takes the free kick.

14:20
Adam Green produces a left-footed shot from inside the area that clears the crossbar.

12:06
Inswinging corner taken by Marc Canham from the left by-line, clearance made by Mike Williams.

11:25
Effort on goal by Ram Marwa from long range goes over the bar.

9:12
Craig Watkins takes a shot. Save by Chris Maxwell.

8:13
Shot from just outside the area by Mark Jones goes over the bar.

6:23
Foul by James Mulley on Mike Williams, free kick awarded. Direct free kick taken by Mike Williams.

4:03
Adam Green takes the inswinging corner, Mansour Assoumani makes a clearance.
3:27
Free kick awarded for a foul by Andy Mangan on Charlie Wassmer. Tom Cadmore takes the free kick.

The ref blows the whistle to start the match.

Friday, April 23, 2010

Wxm v Rushden 17th April 2010

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Oxford 1-0 Wrexham

Kevin Sandwith claimed the only goal for promotion-chasing Oxford who left it late to see off Wrexham at the Kassam Stadium.
The defender broke the deadlock with eight minutes remaining, rising highest to head the ball down at the far post and into the net.
Matt Green had earlier seen his effort hit the visitors' bar.
But Wes Baynes almost claimed a point in injury-time when his free-kick was pushed on to the post by Billy Turley.
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Wrexham manager Dean Saunders:

"The free kick hit the goalie's arm and hit the inside of the posts and came back out - it's typical of our luck.

"I've got to be pleased with our performance really. I can't fault the effort and I thought the performance was great.
"We haven't scored enough goals this season and not enough players have stood up and showed enough determination to get on the end of things."

Oxford Utd: Turley, Batt, Wright, Day, Sandwith, Potter, Chalmers (Bulman 63), Chapman, Deering, Midson, Matthew Green (Woodley 89).

Subs Not Used: Clarke, Hargreaves, Cook.
Booked: Chalmers.
Goals: Sandwith 82.
Wrexham: Maxwell, Obeng, Assoumani, Westwood, Brown, Cieslewicz (Baynes 76), O'Leary, Taboubi (Spann 88), Hunt (Mitchley 89), Gareth Taylor, Mangan.

Subs Not Used: Mike Williams, Smith.
Booked: O'Leary, Hunt.
Att: 4,745
Ref: I Smedley (Derbyshire).

Oxford 1 Wrexham 0 Highlights

Wrexham 0-1 Rushden And Diamonds

A scrambled Aaron O'Connor goal gave high-flying Rushden & Diamonds victory over woeful Wrexham.
The Dragons, in their final home game of the season, gave fans free entry, but barely managed a shot on goal.
O'Connor tried to keep the ball in play with a header after Matt Pattison's corner, but saw the ball unexpectedly go in off Chris Maxwell's legs.
Diamonds had already secured their play-off place, while Wrexham were booed off the pitch at the end.
The win sees the visitors leapfrog York and move up to fourth in the table.
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Wrexham manager Dean Saunders said:
"It's disappointing that we haven't played anywhere near like I want us to play and that we lost the game to a set piece again - that drives me round the bend.
"We had chances to score early on then in the second half, but they're a good team and are in the play-offs for a reason - we didn't create the chances that we normally do.
"It's disappointing because there was a big crowd here and I tried to egg the players on and show the fans how good we can be to encourage them to come back."

Rushden and Diamonds manager Justin Edinburgh told BBC Radio Northampton:

"Aaron O'Connor has rolled his ankle and I thought it was a poor challenge. I thought it was reckless.
"I thought it was a competitive game, very fair and end-to-end. Major decisions have gone against us but fortunately we've won the game.
"We've seen the results and it makes going into next week a little bit more interesting. It could all change on the last game of the season."

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Wrexham: Maxwell, Obeng, Westwood, Assoumani, Brown, Jones (Spann 66), O'Leary, Smith, Cieslewicz (Baynes 77), Mangan, Gareth Taylor (Wolfenden 80).

Subs Not Used: Russell, Edwards.
Booked: Obeng, Brown.

Rushden & D'monds: Day, Huke, Downer (McDonald 54), Robinson (Porter 79), Osano, Pattison, McNamara, Beecroft, O'Connor (Byrne 65), Smith, Akurang.

Subs Not Used: Roberts, Stuart.
Booked: Downer, Robinson, McNamara.
Goals: O'Connor 17.
Att: 5,672
Ref: Darren Bond (Lancashire).

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Dean Saunders Transfers

Dean Saunders Transfers since becoming Wrexham manager in October 2008

Monday 8th Jun 2009

Kyle Is Latest To Leave

DEFENDER Kyle Critchell has agreed a deal which will see him leave the club with immediate effect, despite having a season left on his current contract, the necessary paperwork will be completed shortly.

The 22-year-old Wales U21 international had progressed through the youth and reserve teams at Southampton and also enjoyed a loan spell with Torquay United.

He left for Chesterfield in 2007 and was released by them after half a season, when he moved to Weymouth, his hometown club.

A move to Wrexham followed last summer, but he was suspended for the first three games of the season (following a red card in his final match with Weymouth) and then picked up an injury in training at the end of August.

After recovering from this ankle problem four months later, he said he was looking to be loaned out to help improve his first team chances at Wrexham. Joining fellow Conference side York City on a month's loan in early January 2009.

He was due to make his debut a day later against former club Weymouth, but the match was postponed due to the bad weather, before eventually made his first appearance after playing in the 2-1 victory over Oxford United ten days later.

His loan was extended for a second month on 4 February and finished with him making 11 appearances for the Minstermen.

Coming back to Wrexham in early March, Kyle then rejoined his local side Weymouth on loan until the end of the season. Playing eight times while with Weymouth, one bright spot as the Terras were relegated to the Conference South.

In total, Kyle only played two games for the Dragons, both last August.

He leaves with our best wishes and we hope he will soon be settled with a new club.

Tuesday 4th June 2009

Nat Brown has revealed he wants to leave the club so he can get first team football and not just sit and languish in the reserves. Personally I don`t think Matt has had much of a look in at Wrexham and maybe if he had had a decent look in then he would have made the centre back position his own as every time I saw him play, he always played quite a decent game so not sure if I am glad he is leaving or gutted. It`s one of them.

Tuesday 4th June 2009

Mark has signed a 12 month contract with a clause in it, which states that if after 4 months he has not done enough then Wrexham can tear up his contract and send Mark on his way.

Tuesday 19th May 2009

Levi Macken & Shaun Walley have both been released by Wrexham manager Dean Saunders. Both of them spent most of last season on loan at York City and Southport respectively but have been told they are no longer required at Wrexham. I am glad to see them both go as I thought both of them were uselesss footballers and have been very fortunate to be given a chance to play football for a living. If I was them I suggest they start looking for a proper job because they never going to make a decent living out of football as they are not good enough.

14th May 2009

Nathan Fairhurst joins Wrexham full time.

MIDFIELD player Nathan Fairhurst believes he has made the right choice by joining Wrexham, rather than staying with Championship club Preston North End.

The 19-year-old says the opportunity to play regular first team football with the Dragons is a better option rather than sit on the bench or play reserve team football at Preston where he was offered a new contract. I wish Nathan all the best and am sure that if he has a successful season then there will be a host of clubs trying to get his signature as he is too good to be playing non league football for more than a season.

Tuesday 5th May 2009

Jefferson Louis has left Wrexham by mutual consent with a year still left on his contract. The laziest footballer I have ever had the misfortune to watch play for Wrexham

Wednesday 29th April 2009

Gavin Ward - Keeper near the end of his career who served us well for 2 years.

Christian Gyan - The only match I seen him play, he was subbed at half time as he was shocking.

Anthony Williams - People claim he kept Wrexham in the league the season they beat Boston on the last day but he played about 12 games after coming in on loan and he was very lucky as all the shots in those 12 games came at a decent height and mae him look a better keeper than he was. Useless and good riddance.

Chris Marriott - Never saw him play.

Simon Spender - The promise he had as a youngster was never seen and was not good enough for Wrexham. Only reason he got a run in the team because Brian Little and Brian Carey don`t have a clue about playing football the proper way and thought he was the answer to someone with a bit of skill taking on players.

January 2009

Out

Conall Francis Murtagh In January 2009 signed for Welsh Premier League side The New Saints.

In

On 7 October 2008

Joe Allen

On 7 October 2008 Allen joined Wrexham on a one-month loan deal, scoring on his debut for the club during a 3-1 win over York City. His loan spell was cut short when he damaged ankle ligaments. He returned from the injury in December, making two league appearances in the space of three days for Swansea, earning plaudits from manager Roberto Martinez.^[1]

Ryan Flynn

(at Wrexham until April 26 2009)

Thursday 16th October 2008

Ashley Westwood

http://www.wrexhamafc.co.uk/page/ProfilesDetail/0,,10311~5532,00.html

one of the first new signings of new manager Dean Saunders with whom Westwood played at Bradford City. Signed on Thursday, 16 October 2008.

Sam Williamson

in his Man City playing days Samuel James "Sam" Williamson (born 15 October 15 1987) is an English footballer who plays for Wrexham as a defender. He signed for Wrexham on a 18 month contract, after impressing on a loan spell from Premier League side Manchester City.

Patrick Suffo

Patrick Suffo (born January 17, 1978 in Ebolowa, Cameroon) is a footballer who plays as a striker. He is currently playing for Wrexham^[1] on a pay as you play contract.

Steve Abbot

Signed 12 December 2008

http://www.wrexhamafc.co.uk/page/ProfilesDetail/0,,10311~42347,00.html

The 26-year-old has signed an 18-month contract after joining from Blue Square South side Team Bath, the club affiliated to the University of Bath.

The England Universities midfielder has graduated from his teaching degree and is to move nearer his Liverpool home.

Christian Gyan

DRAGONS SIGN FRENCH DEFENDER06/02/2009French central defender Aurelien Collin, who played nineteen matches for Scottish League side Gretna last season, has signed for Blue Square Premier club Wrexham until the end of the season. Collin (pictured) joined Gretna from Spanish La Liga club Mallorca in August 2007, signing a two-year contract with the club, but he only made 19 appearances before he was released by the then-SPL club before the end of last season. Trials at Championship clubs Blackpool, Preston North End and Wolves failed to lead to a permanent deal being offered, and Collin signed a one-year contract at Greek Premier League side Panserraikos. "He's played at a higher level, he's aggressive and he's another centre half," said Wrexham manager Dean Saunders, who saw defenders Steve Evans and Shaun Pejic leave the club my mutual consent this week.

Christian Gyan (born 1978-11-02 in Tema) is a Ghanaian footballer who currently plays for Wrexham. Gyan signed for Feyenoord Rotterdam in 1996. During the following season the club send him on loan to Excelsior. After only a couple of months Feyenoord recalled the defender, and he made his debut for Feyenoord that same season. Gyan remained with Feyenoord for the next eight seasons. He was mainly used as a substitute. Gyan did play the 2002 UEFA Cup Final against Borussia Dortmund. He replaced the suspended Brett Emerton in the starting eleven. With Gyan Feyenoord went on to beat Dortmund 3-2. While at Feyenoord Gyan also won a Dutch League Championship and a Johan Cruijff Schaal.Gyan played 23 games for the national team of Ghana.In June 2008 Gyan completed a successful trial for the Finnish club Turun Palloseura, and he signed a 6-month deal with TPS on 3 June. In January 2009 Gyan signed for Wrexham until the end of the 2008-09 season.

Christian Gyan

Information, facts, trivia, story, pictures, vital stats, messageboard, forum, quotes of Christian Gyan.

Christian Gyan - TPS Turku - Veikkausliiga. Date of Birth, 02/11/1978. Place of Birth, Tema, Ghana. Nationality, Ghana. Height, 1.67 m /5 ft 6 in ...

Aurélien Collin (born 8 March 1986 in Enghien-les-Bains) Aurélien Collin (born 8 March 1986 in Enghien-les-Bains) is a French footballer YouTube - AURELIEN COLLIN SEASON 2008/09 Career Collin joined Gretna from Spanish La Liga club Mallorca in August 2007, receiving international clearance to play for the club on 14 August. He signed a two year contract with the club.[1] He made his debut for the club in a 1-1 draw with Hearts on 18 August.[2] He scored an own goal in a 4-0 defeat against Rangers on 1 September 2007 at Ibrox Stadium. [3] Following his release by Gretna, Collin spent a week on trial with English Championship club Blackpool, having also been on trial with fellow Championship clubs, Preston North End,[4] and later, Wolves.[5] However, none of these trials have led to a permanent deal being offered. In 2008, he played for panserraikos, a Greek premier league club, he signed a one-year contract. (http://www.panserraikos-gr.com/). On 5 February 2009, Collin has joined Blue Square Premier club Wrexham on a one year contract until the end of the season.Aurelien Collin career stats at Soccerbase AURELIEN COLLIN SEASON 2008/09 You Tube Videos Of AURELIEN COLLIN in action.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5JC1Ni0EVI

12th February 2009 Wrexham sign Jamie McCluskey

Wrexham sign winger Jamie McCluskey

Feb 13 2009 By Mark Currie

Wrexham manager Dean Saunders yesterday strengthened his promotion-chasing squad by signing winger Jamie McCluskey and he is actively pursuing yet more targets to keep his players fresh for the final 10 weeks of the season.

Saunders said new boy McCluskey faced a battle for selection, but predicted he would quickly become a crowd-pleaser at the Racecourse.

"Jamie has joined us until the end of the season and if he does well we will give him a new deal next season.

"He has not played for a long time but the fans will love watching him. He is a very talented young player, but his first job is to force his way into the team. Once he has done that I’m sure he will become a crowd favourite."

McCluskey, at one time the youngest ever player to feature in the Scottish Premier League when at Hibernian, hopes his move to the Racecourse will finally launch a career blighted by injury. A twice-broken foot was at the root of the problem, but the 21-year old Scot is optimistic that the worst is behind him.

"I have only been here a week and a half and I’ve only trained with the other lads for three days," he said.

"This is a big opportunity for me to get back to playing regular football and I owe that to the manager and his staff who have all been great with me. I have been to Partizan Belgrade in Serbia and Catania in Italy, but I have not played for a year.

"Wrexham are obviously doing well, but I would not have signed for them unless I felt I had something to offer and I’ll be doing my best to break into the first team as quickly as possible."

17th February Andrew Crofts signs on as a Wrexham player

Wrexham FC sign Andrew Crofts

Feb 18 2009 by Mark Currie, Daily Post

DEAN SAUNDERS has lured Wales star Andrew Crofts to the Racecourse – but the midfielder couldn’t prevent Wrexham slipping to a 2-1 defeat at Burton Albion last night.

Crofts, who has 12 international caps, made his debut in the Pirelli Stadium loss after completing a whirlwind loan switch from League Two side Gillingham hours before the game.

The signing provided Saunders some consolation after watching his side throw away a 1-0 advantage against the league leaders, with Jefferson Louis opening the scoring on 23 minutes.

And the manager believes Crofts has a glittering career ahead of him, having watched the midfielder at close quarters while on international duty with Wales.

In dispute with his club Gillingham, where his contract expires at the end of the season, the 24-year old has joined the Dragons until the end of the season in order to play regular first team football.

And the Racecourse boss is delighted to have secured the player’s services for Wrexham’s bid to bounce back into the Football League at the first attempt.

“He’s coming to help us in this final push for promotion,” said Saunders.

“I know his qualities from working with him at Wales and this boy could end up playing in the Premiership. He played against Holland last summer, where he made a good impression on the coaching staff.

“This is a major coup for us and shows the ambition of the chairman and myself in trying get Wrexham promoted out of this league.

“Andrew’s presence brings experience and strength to the squad and he will bring the best out of our younger players. He is a good, solid character and certainly no fancy-dan player because he rolls his sleeves up and gets stuck in.

“Andrew will definitely move onto better things. But it shows the boy’s character that he is will to come and help a Welsh club in the short term. He really is doing us a big favour.

“Both John Toshack and myself advised the player that a move to Wrexham would be a big help to both him and Welsh football.”

Crofts has also won under 19 and under 21 honours and was Gillingham’s player of the year last season. He made nearly 200 appearances for the Kent club, scoring 17 goals.

Monday March 9th 2009 Simon Spender heads to Barrow on loan

Monday March 9th 2009 Kyle Kritchell returns from his loan spell at York City where he has been for the last two months.

Critchell playing for York City in 2009

Wrexham have been busy in the transfer market again, albeit only on loan. A new goalkeeper which we need and another central defender which we definitely don`t need. A striker is what we desperately require but can`t seem to get one. Dragons'>http://www.wrexham-mad.co.uk/news/loadnews.asp?cid=TMNW&id=439866">Dragons sign new keeper - Wrexham FC - Wrexham Online Dragons sign new keeper. By Gvred. Thursday, 26th March 2009 ... Gunnar is the third player Wrexham have acquired from City this season, following in the ... Wrexham are in line to parade a new goalkeeper at Histon after International clearance was given to Gunnar Nielsen.The 22year old stopper has been signed until the end of the season from Manchester City, Gunnar is the third player Wrexham have acquired from City this season, following in the steps of Angelos Tsiaklis and Sam Williamson. The 6'3" stopper began his career with HB Torshavn, before moving to BK Frem Copenhagen in 2005. After making five Appearances, Gunnar was signed by Premier League Blackburn Rovers in July 2007 for an undisclosed fee.While at Rovers, he had a six month loan spell with Scottish Premier League outfit Motherwell, before moving onto Manchester City in a two and a half year deal. Obviously Mark hughes must rate him highly to bring him to Man City from Blackburn seeing as Man City already have two excellent goalkeepers. At 6 foot 3 he should be able to handle anything in the air which is what we desperately need. How many times have we lost to set pieces is un-real so hopefully this should put a stop to that. Assoumani signs for DragonsWrexham have announced the signing of defender Mansour Assoumani for the remainder of the season.Mansour is 28,and was born in Nice, France. He is 6 feet 2 inches and can play in central defence or right back. Assoumani began his career with French club Montpellier, making 74 appearances and scoring 4 goals in a five year stay. He has also played for German second division clubs Saarbrucken and Sportfreunde Siegen.In December 2008, Assoumani was offered a one month contract with First division Leeds United. He made one appearance while at Elland road, Playing in the 3-1 defeat against Milton Keynes Dons.Mansour was released by Leeds in January 2009, and trained with Crewe Alexandra but failed to secure a contract. At last we have some real height in our defence which is what we desperately required. I have now lost count of the number of players we have signed permanently or got on loan in the last two years. Surely we must be talking over 50 players. Geoff Moss surely must be congratulated on the money he has spent since taking over at Wrexham or sent to the nearest mental institution and strapped to the chair for his own well being and mental health because let`s face it, who else would have ploughed the amount of money into Wrexham during the last year or so. We must have had more players than Pamela Anderson has had ,well you know what she has had.

Team At Start 2008/2009 Season

Pre-Season Transfers 2008/2009 Season Transfers at the start of the season under former Manager Brian Little Wrexham Transfers Paul Carden - Accrington Although initially leaving Cambridge after their defeat in the play-off final to join Wrexham,^[3] Carden returned to Cambridge on 23 June 2008 as a player and assistant manager to Gary Brabin, his first management role

Jonathan Brown

Jonathan David Brown (born 17 April 1990 in Bridgend) is a Welsh footballer currently playing for Wrexham on loan from Football League Championship side Cardiff City.

Brown was originally spotted by Liverpool scout Gwyn James but was unable to sign for the Merseyside club, due to a rule meaning youth players must sign with a team within one and a half hours of their home, so he recommended him to Cardiff City.^[1] Having worked his way through the youth system at Cardiff, Brown made his first team debut against Welshpool Town in the FAW Premier Cup where he scored the only goal of the game with a free-kick to send the Bluebirds into the semi-final^[2], becoming the first Bridgend-born player to play for Cardiff since Billy Rees.^[3] He made his league debut for Cardiff on 12 February 2008 against Coventry City when he came off the bench in the closing minutes and made a second appearance later in the season, coming on as a substitute again during a 3-1 win over Blackpool. At the end of the season he was rewarded with a one year deal at the club, his first professional contract. Brown is the latest in a long line of recent youth players who have broken into the first team with the Bluebirds such as Joe Ledley, Chris Gunter, Darcy Blake and Aaron Ramsey.

Loan at Wrexham

Having not made an appearance for Cardiff during the 2008-09 season, Brown joined Wrexham on a two-month loan deal.^[4]^[5] He made his debut on 29 November in a 2-1 win over Stevenage Borough, setting up Jefferson Louis to score Wrexham's first goal before being replaced after 88 minutes by Shaun Whalley.^[6] He got his first goal for the club in his very next game when he scored in the 90th minute to give Wrexham a 2-1 win over Kettering Town.^[7] On christmas eve, Brown was involved in a road accident while travelling back to Wrexham. On his way back from South Wales, Brown's car overturned near Welshpool and he was forced to break one of the vehicles windows in order to escape. Brown kept the incident a secret from Wrexham manager Dean Saunders until after he had played against Barrow on boxing day two days later.^[8]

Having been a first team regular during his initial loan spell, in early January it was confirmed that his loan deal had been extended by one month^[9] and at the end of the January transfer window the two clubs agreed for the loan deal to last until the end of the season.^[10] After the extended deal was agreed, manager Dean Saunders praised the impact Brown had at the side since arriving at the North Wales side.^[11] In his next game for the club, Brown scored his fourth goal of the season when he scored direct from a free-kick as Wrexham won 3-2 over Grays Athletic.^[12]

Simon Brown

Mansfield - November 2008 he joined Rushden & Diamonds on loan until January 2009 He made his debut in a 4–0 victory over Altrincham and returned to Wrexham following the expiry of the loan on 5 January, making three appearances for Rushden.^[20]^[21]

He was involved in a controversy when he wrote a message on the Facebook profile of Wrexham teammate Christian Smith, which regarded Wes Baynes's contract situation at the club, and caused an angry reaction by the fans.^[22] Following the completion of his loan spell at Rushden, he was set to join York City on loan.^[23] The move was completed on 15 January, when he signed for the rest of the 2008–09 season.^[24] He made his debut in a 3–0 victory against Lewes on 17 January as a right midfielder.^[25] He featured as a striker as part of a 4-3-3 formation in a 1–1 draw with Altrincham on 27 January.

Jefferson Louis

joined Wrexham in June 2008, and is the at the moment the club's top socrer, with 13 goals in all competitions, 12 of them coming in the league.^[5]

Louis represented Dominica in a World Cup Qualifier against Barbados in March 2008, which Dominica lost 1-0.^[6] Louis played up front with his cousin,^[7] Richard Pacquette in this match.

Shaun Whalley

On June 18, 2008, after being released by Accrington Stanley, he joined Conference side Wrexham.

Tom Kearney

In June 2008, he joined Conference National side Wrexham.^[1] His sister is actress Gillian Kearney. Gillian Louise Kearney^[1] (born 9 May 1972 in Aigburth, Liverpool) is an English actress best known for playing Jessica Harrison in the long-running BBC television medical drama series Casualty, and her early role as Debbie McGrath in Channel 4's Liverpool-based soap opera Brookside and the spin-off mini-series Damon and Debbie.

Kyle Critchell

He signed a two-year contract with newly-relegated Conference side Wrexham on 24 June 2008 oined fellow Conference side York City on a month's loan on 5 January 2009.^[25] He was due to make his debut a day later against former club Weymouth, but the match was postponed.^[26] He eventually made his first appearance after playing in the 2–1 victory over Oxford United on 13 January in the second round of the FA Trophy.^[27] This was followed by his league debut on 17 January in a 3–0 victory over Lewes.^[28] The loan was extended for a second month on 4 February.^[29]

Nat Brown

On 26 June 2008, Brown left Lincoln after having his contract cancelled by mutual consent.^[1] He joined Wrexham in the Conference National a day later.^[2]

Brown joined league two side Macclesfield on a month's loan in November 2008, and found himself something of a goalscoring touch, by scoring in his first three league games. On 1 January 2009 it was announced that Nat had signed a loan deal until the end of the season due to the good performances he had been putting in for Macclesfield Town

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Neil Roberts

He started his career in 1994 when he played for Wrexham making 75 appearances and scoring 17 goals. He left Wrexham in 2000 to join Wigan Athletic, where he made 125 appearances and scoring 19 goals. He also spent two loan spells at Bradford City and Hull City before making a permanent move to Doncaster Rovers in 2004.

In 2006 Roberts came back to his hometown club Wrexham, where he became the team captain. He is a Welsh international with four caps. Roberts had a good start to the 2006–07 season by scoring two goals in the first two games. These goals were very important during this period as they were a penalty in a 2–1 away victory against local rivals Chester City on 20 August 2006 and the opening goal in Wrexham's 4–1 League Cup victory at Championship side Sheffield Wednesday on 23 August 2006.

However, in their 2–1 victory against Swindon Town on 9 September 2006, Roberts picked up an injury. He made his comeback in a 2–1 defeat against Milton Keynes Dons scoring the opening goal. However, Roberts suffered more injuries throughout the course of the season. On 21 April 2007 he came on as a second half substitute in a game against Torquay United and scored his first goal since October 2006 and Wrexham's winning goal to ensure a vital 1–0 win in Wrexham's bid for survival in the Football League Two. He was released by Wrexham in May 2008 following the club's relegation to the Football Conference.^[1]

On 24 June 2008, Roberts signed for Welsh Premier League side Rhyl, where he will combine playing with coaching opportunities and his business interests.^[2]

Chris Llewellyn

A product of the Norwich City youth team, Chris broke into the first team at Norwich in the 1997-1998 season making a total of 16 appearances with 3 goals. During this season he gained Welsh B and under-21 honours. He later won full honours and made his Welsh debut against Malta in 1998.

Due to poor form in the 2002-03 season, however, he lost his place and went on loan to Bristol Rovers; he was released in June 2003 from Norwich. Chris signed for Wrexham and a strong 2003-04 season saw him recalled to the Welsh squad in May 2004 and come on a sub to win his 3rd cap against Norway.

Later, he signed for Hartlepool but only stayed one season and returned on a free to Wrexham on June 29th 2006.

Chris scored his first international goal for Wales against Liechtenstein in November 2006 alongside his ex Norwich City strike partner Craig Bellamy.

On the final day of the 2006-2007 season, Wrexham needed to avoid defeat against Boston United to avoid relegation to the non-league. After coming from 1-0 down, Chris Llewellyn scored the goal which handed the Red Dragons a 2-1 lead before they eventually winning 3-1 and preserving their Football League Two status. He was released by Wrexham in May 2008 following the club's relegation to the Football Conference,^[1] and joined Grimsby Town on a two-year contract in July 2008.^[2] He made his league debut in the opening game of the season, in the goalless draw with Rochdale.

Danny Williams

Williams started his football career in 1997 at the age of 18 as a trainee at Liverpool. In 1999 other clubs started to have interest in Danny especially his own birthplace of Wrexham.

Wrexham signed Danny on 23 March 1999 making nearly 38 appearances. He was released in 2001 by manager Brian Flynn and joined Doncaster Rovers later that year, he stayed a month on loan until he was transferred to Kidderminster Harriers lasting three years at the club. In 2004 he made a few changes, returning north by joining Chester City on loan, who were on the verge of winning the Nationwide Conference title.

However, Williams opted to join Bristol Rovers in March 2004, before returning to Wrexham a couple of months later.

Danny is the son-in-law of former Welsh international goalkeeper Brian Lloyd, who also played for Wrexham and Chester.

He was released by Wrexham in May 2008 following the club's relegation to the Football Conference,^[1] and joined Welsh Premier League club Rhyl.^[2]

Mark Jones

He joined Wrexham as a trainee on 1 August 2002. He made his debut in the 2002-03 season, but only became an established player 2 seasons later. He has become particularly popular at the club as one of the most talented local players, and as a scorer of some spectacular long-range goals. Despite being a midfielder, he was one of the club's most regular goalscorers, with a ratio of 0.2 goals per game as of the end of the 2005-06 season.^[1].

Following Wrexham's relegation from Football League Two, Jones, who had already declared his intention to leave the club, was released at the end of the 2007–08 season.^[2]

After a successful trial at the club, Rochdale announced on August 15, 2008 that they were seeking international clearance in order to complete the signing of Jones. On the Saturday 6th September Rochdale confirmed Mark Jones will wear the number 27 shirt,

International career

As well as making several appearances for Wales Under-21's, he has been called up to the senior Wales squad on two occasions. He made his international debut in a friendly against Liechtenstein on 14 November 2006.

Jones was named in the Wales squad ahead of more experienced players, such as Robert Earnshaw, for games against Iceland and the Netherlands in the summer of 2008.

Breaking News - Dean Saunders has asked Mark Jones to come back to Wrexham and the lad does want to but it is out of his hands. Let`s see what happens during the summer as at the moment he is on the bench for Rochdale since they changed their formation and unfortunately Mark has lost his place. Now match fit, what a great signing he would be under Dean Saunders. Keep your fingers crossed.

Jeff Whitley

Whitley joined Manchester City as a ten year old and began his club career as a trainee in 1996, making over 120 league and cup appearances for the first-team.^[2] He had a two-month loan spell at Wrexham in the 1998–99 season.^[2] and in March 2002, having fallen out of favour at Manchester City, joined Notts County on loan for the remainder of the 2001–02 season.^[3] He had a three-month loan spell at Notts County in the 2002–03 season, returning to Manchester City in January 2003^[4] but was released by the club in March 2003 as he did not feature in manager Kevin Keegan's plans.^[5]

After a trial^[6] and impressing in pre-season, he signed a contract with Sunderland in August 2003.^[7] He made over 70 league and cup appearances for Sunderland,^[2] helping the club to the Football League Championship play-offs at the end of the 2003–04 season^[8] and to the Football League Championship title in 2005.^[9] In July 2005, he joined Cardiff City on a free transfer^[10] and made 38 league and cup appearances for the club in the 2005–06 season.^[11] Whitley joined Stoke City on loan in August 2006^[12] but made only four appearances^[13] in an unsuccessful loan spell.^[14] Cardiff made him available for transfer but he did not take up offers to talk with Millwall and Rotherham^[14] and joined Wrexham in February 2007 on loan for the remainder of the 2006–07 season.^[15] He scored the winning goal against Bristol Rovers in a 1–0 away victory in March 2007.^[16] He was released by Cardiff and signed for Wrexham on non contract terms in January 2008^[17] but was released by Wrexham in May 2008 following the club's relegation to the Football Conference

International career

Despite being Zambian born, due to Whitley living in England since he was a child, he was eligible to, and played for the England under-17 team. As his father was born in Belfast, he was also eligible to play for Northern Ireland and made his debut for them in 1997.^[19]

Phil Bolland

On 8 January 2008 it was announced Bolland had been released by Chester^[3] and he quickly agreed terms with Wrexham. He was released by Wrexham in May 2008 following the club's relegation to the Football Conference^[4] and signed for Cambridge United on 31 July 2008 where he would be reunited with former teammates Gary Brabin and Paul Carden, manager and assistant manager of the Conference side.

Mike Carvill

Carvill came through the youth ranks at Charlton Athletic but was released by the club in January 2007 without making a first-team appearance.^[1] After his release from Charlton, Carvill joined Welsh club Wrexham^[2] and made 14 appearances in the Football League in the 2006–07 and 2007–08 seasons.^[3] He was released by Wrexham in May 2008 following the club's relegation to the Football Conference,^[4] and joined Irish Premiership club Linfield in August 2008.^[5]

Carvill has represented Northern Ireland at under 17 level, where he is his country's record goalscorer,^[1] under 19 level^[2] and under 21 level.^[1]

Alex Darlington - TNS

Jamie Reed

Jamie Lee Reed (born August 18, 1987 in Chester, England) is a professional footballer who plays for Welsh Premier side Rhyl as a striker. Reed made seven appearances for Wrexham in Football League Two. Mike Jones - Northwich

Matty Done

He started his career at Wrexham and broke into the first team squad at the start of the 2006-07 season, having made a handful of substitute appearances the previous season. His debut came a month after his 17th birthday, as a substitute in a home defeat to Doncaster Rovers. He made his full debut on the last day of the season against Darlington.

His first goal for Wrexham came against Grimsby Town, and he went on to score against Sheffield Wednesday during a 4-1 win in the League Cup.

He was offered a new contract by Wrexham in May 2008 following the club's relegation to the Football Conference.^[1] However, he choose to stay in the Football League and signed for League One club Hereford United for an undisclosed fee in June 2008.

Richard Hope

Richard Paul Hope (born 22 June 1978) is an English footballer who is unattached after being released by Grimsby Town in February 2009. Hope was released by Shrewsbury and joined Wrexham in June 2007.^[11]^[12] He made 35 league and cup appearances for Wrexham in the 2007–08 season but was transfer listed by Wrexham in May 2008 following the club's relegation to the Conference National.^[13] He returned to League Two with a move to Grimsby Town on a two-year contract in June.^[14] His contract at Grimsby was cancelled by mutual consent on 7 February 2009, departing Blundell Park after only featuring seven times during the 2008–09 season.^[15]

Carl Tremarco

Carl Tremarco joined Wrexham in January 2008 until the end of the season after the club bought out the remaining four months of his contract with Tranmere.^[7] Following Wrexham's relegation to the Conference National in May 2008, he was out-of-contract but was offered and signed a two-year contract with the club Carl Tremarco (born 11 October 1985 in Liverpool) is a professional footballer currently playing as a left back for Darlington, on loan from Wrexham. He previously played for Tranmere Rovers.

Levi Mackin

Mackin progressed through the youth system at Wrexham and made his first team debut in a 1–1 draw at Wycombe Wanderers in May 2004.^[2]^[3] He broke into the team during the 2004–05 season and signed his first professional contract at the end of the season.^[4]^[5] He made almost 50 appearances for Wrexham but having played only once since September 2007, he joined Conference National side Droylsden on loan in January 2008,^[2] where he made 12 appearances, before returning to Wrexham in April 2008 to score his first goal in a 4–2 win at Lincoln City.^[6] He joined York City on a month's loan on 22 January 2009.^[7] He made his debut in a 2–1 defeat to Eastbourne Borough on 24 January

Josh Johnson

is a footballer who plays for Welsh Premier League club Rhyl. He made almost 30 appearances in the Football League for Wrexham.

Johnson's football career started off in San Juan Jabloteh in Trinidad & Tobago he played there from 2000 until July 2006. Josh started trials with Wrexham in July, making a great impression. Denis Smith was very interested in Josh even though money was a problem it did not stop him signing Johnson to the club on August 8 2006. He was released by Wrexham in May 2008 following the club's relegation to the Football Conference.^[1] Josh has represented Trinidad & Tobago at the FIFA U-20 world qualifying tournament in 2001 and the 2004 Olymplic qualifying series in Mexico.

Johnson joined Welsh Premier League club Rhyl in August 2008.

Michael Proctor

He scored the winner for Sunderland in their 2–1 win over Liverpool on 15 December 2002.^[14] One unfortunate claim to fame occurred whilst playing for Sunderland in 2003, in a 3–1 defeat to Charlton Athletic, where Proctor scored twice at the wrong end, with Stephen Wright scoring the other, also an own goal, and all three within just eight minutes. Proctor joined League Two club Wrexham on a month's loan in March 2007.^[21] This loan was extended until the end of the 2006–07 season in April.^[22] During this spell he scored two vital goals for Wrexham in their eventually successful survival bid. These were the winning goal in the 1–0 victory at local rivals Shrewsbury Town and the third goal in the Welsh club's 3–1 victory over Boston United which preserved the club's Football League status. He was released by Hartlepool in May 2007 and expressed an interest in joining Wrexham permanently.^[23]^[24] This move was confirmed in May 2007.^[25] He was transfer listed by Wrexham in May 2008 following the club's relegation to the Football Conference,^[26] despite finishing the season as the club's top scorer with 12 goals

Steve Evans

Evans began his career with as a trainee at Crewe Alexandra and West Bromwich Albion but was not offered a professional contract by either club.^[1] He joined Welsh Premier side TNS in the summer of 1999, playing in the title-winning side of 2000.^[1] He struggled to keep a first-team place in the 2001–02 season due to injury and joined Oswestry Town on loan.^[2] After six appearances for Oswestry Town, he returned to TNS and played in the title winning sides of 2005 and 2006^[3] and the 2005 Welsh Cup with victory over Carmarthen Town.^[4]

He won the Welsh Premier player of the season award for 2004–05^[1] and made nine appearances for the Welsh semi-professional side.^[5] Evans played two games against the then-European champions Liverpool in the summer of 2005; TNS lost both legs 3-0 but he and the rest of the side were praised for their performances against a side containing the likes of England midfielder Steven Gerrard with Liverpool manager saying, "TNS were well organised and they did well. We saw them on videos before the tie and we knew that they would be prepared.".^[6] Evans was inducted as a New Saints legend in May 2008.^[7]

In February 2006, Evans impressed for the Saints in an FAW Premier Cup semi-final against Wrexham, scoring an equaliser in extra-time to force the game into penalties,^[8] and joined Wrexham on a two-year deal in June 2006.^[9] He had made over 150 league and cup appearances for TNS.^[1] Wrexham manager, Denis Smith, said of him, "He can be as good as he wants to be - maybe he could even do a good job for Wales. Steve's good in the air, can pass well and reads the game. He's older and wiser and benefits from experience."^[10]

After joining the Racecourse club, he scored on his home debut against Grimsby Town in a 3–0 win.^[11] He was sent-off for two bookings against rivals, Chester City at the Deva Stadium in August 2006; Denis Smith, however, said that he had "...been outstanding for me since coming into the League. He was looking a bit 'leggy', he's finding full-time football a bit different, but he'll learn from this."^[12] In spite of that setback, Evans made a seamless transition from the largely semi-professional League of Wales to the fully professional Football League Two, making 40 league and cup appearances for Wrexham in the 2006–07 season,^[13] which was interrupted by a five-match ban during March 2007 for having been sent off three times in the season,^[14] and 32 league and cup appearances in the 2007–08 season.^[15] Following Wrexham's relegation to the Football Conference at the end of the 2007–08, he was out of contract and was considering his options.^[16] He signed a new one-year deal with Wrexham in June 2008, with an option for a further twelve months.^[17] However Evans fell out of favour during the season and was released by the club on the 2nd February 2009 Evans then rejoined his former club, The New Saints, the next day

Shaun Pejic

Shaun Melvyn Pejic (born 16 November 1982 in Hereford, England) is a professional footballer who is currently without a club after being released by Wrexham. He is eligible to play for Wales through a Welsh grandmother and is a former Welsh U-21 international.^[1]

Pejic, whose father, Mel Pejic, is a former player and current physiotherapist for Wrexham and Wales, and whose uncle, Mike Pejic, is also a former footballer, began his career as a trainee at Wrexham in 2000.^[2] He made his debut in a 1-1 draw at Port Vale in April 2001.^[3] He broke into the first team squad in February 2002, making 12 appearances for Wrexham in the remainder of the 2001–02 season.^[4] He made 32 appearances in the 2002–03 season,^[5] helping Wrexham to promotion to Division Two and to win the FAW Premier Cup.^[6] A hairline fracture of his leg ended his 2003–04 season early after he had made 23 appearances.^[7]^[8] He signed a new two-year contract in May 2004.^[9]

Pejic impressed in a 3–2 win at Notts County in September 2004, leading manager Denis Smith to say of him, "Our young central three haven't played together much, but Pejic was immense again, his defensive header in the last minute was worth a goal. He's come on again this season - that's good as we are expecting boys to do men's jobs."^[10] He made 44 appearances in the 2004–05 season,^[11] which saw Wrexham go into administration and relegated to Football League Two.^[12] Pejic missed four months of the 2005–06 season after tearing cruciate knee ligaments in August 2005^[13] but returned in January 2006, helping Wrexham to the final of the FAW Premier Cup for the second year in succession.^[14] He agreed to a 12-month extension to his contract in June 2006.^[15]

Pejic formed a good partnership at centre-back with Steve Evans in the 2006–07 season with manager Denis Smith saying after beating Scunthorpe in December 2006, "Scunthorpe have got two of the best strikers outside the Championship and my two centre-backs kept them quiet, they are starting to perform consistently as a pair, so that's good."^[16] He made 37 appearances as Wrexham avoided relegation to the Football Conference on the final day of the season^[17] and signed a new two-year contract a month later.^[18] He made 22 appearances in the 2007–08 season as Wrexham were relegated to the Football Conference.^[19]^[20] Pejic stayed at the club but rarely featured during the first half of the season and was released, along with Steve Evans on 2 February, 2009

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