Friday, January 29, 2010
Altrincham 1 Wrexham 3 Saturday 30th January 2010
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Rushden & D'mnds 0 Wrexham 0 26th Jan 2010
Tonight`s opponents are Rushden & Diamonds who include Jefferson Louis in their team after winning the man of the match award in their last game. Yet when Louis was at Wrexham I don`t think anyone was sorry to see him let go but ain`t it funny how things turn out as we just can`t score goals all season but hopefully with Mangan now signed that will change.
Teams:
Rushden & D'monds: Roberts, Osano, Downer, Stuart, Robinson, Wolleaston, Terry, Byrne, Louis, Tomlin, Farrell. Subs: Day, Porter, O'Connor, Smith, Corcoran.
Wrexham: Russell, Obeng, Westwood, Assoumani, Sinclair, Spann, Baynes, Fleming, Smith, Mangan, Sakho. Subs: Maxwell, Mike Williams, Fairhurst, McCluskey, Anoruo.
Referee: R Merchant (Staffordshire)
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/w/wrexham/live_text/default.stm
79:41
Short corner taken by Lee Tomlin from the right by-line.
77:00 Substitution Sam Smith replaces Craig Farrell.
76:21 Substitution Andy Mangan leaves the field to be replaced by Obi Anoruo.
73:57
Effort from outside the penalty area by Max Porter goes wide left of the target
73:19
Foul by Silvio Spann on Aaron O'Connor, free kick awarded. Kurt Robinson takes the free kick.
72:03
The ball is crossed by Silvio Spann.
71:14
Paul Terry gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Wes Baynes. Sam Russell takes the free kick.
70:59
Shot by Andy Mangan from 18 yards. Dale Roberts makes a save.
70:26
Effort from the edge of the box by Aaron O'Connor goes wide of the left-hand post.
69:41
Drilled left-footed shot by Frank Sinclair.
69:14
Lamine Sakho takes the chance to get an effort at goal. Save made by Dale Roberts.
67:40
Wes Baynes produces a shot on goal direct from the free kick.
67:40 Booking Foul by Jamie Stuart on Wes Baynes, free kick awarded. Booking for Jamie Stuart.
66:56
Lee Tomlin takes the chance to get an effort at goal. Frank Sinclair gets a block in.
65:49
Save by Sam Russell.
65:49 Substitution Inswinging corner taken by Craig Farrell, Max Porter is brought on as a substitute for Robert Wolleaston.
65:40
Centre by Mark Byrne, Silvio Spann gets a block in.
65:24
The ball is crossed by Curtis Osano, Mansour Assoumani manages to make a clearance.
64:59
The offside flag is raised against Andy Mangan. Dale Roberts takes the indirect free kick.
63:31
Frank Sinclair fouled by Curtis Osano, the ref awards a free kick. Free kick crossed right-footed by Wes Baynes, Robert Wolleaston manages to make a clearance.
62:01
Free kick crossed right-footed by Wes Baynes from left wing, Robert Wolleaston manages to make a clearance.
62:01 Booking Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Andy Mangan by Curtis Osano. Curtis Osano goes into the book for unsporting behaviour.
60:55
Unfair challenge on Lee Tomlin by Andrew Fleming results in a free kick. Curtis Osano restarts play with the free kick.
59:43
Mark Byrne concedes a free kick for a foul on Andrew Fleming. Direct free kick taken by Wes Baynes.
59:10
Lamine Sakho is caught offside. Dale Roberts restarts play with the free kick.
58:24
Effort on goal by Aaron O'Connor from inside the box misses to the right of the target.
57:50
The referee blows for offside against Andy Mangan. Free kick taken by Jamie Stuart.
57:07
Free kick awarded for a foul by Andrew Fleming on Lee Tomlin. Lee Tomlin restarts play with the free kick.
55:18
Corner taken right-footed by Craig Farrell from the right by-line, clearance made by Silvio Spann.
53:05
Effort on goal by Kurt Robinson from 30 yards. Ashley Westwood gets a block in.
52:06
Andy Mangan has a volleyed shot. Save by Dale Roberts.
51:41
The referee blows for offside against Lamine Sakho. Dale Roberts takes the indirect free kick.
51:07
Effort from outside the box by Lee Tomlin goes wide right of the target.
50:18
Christian Smith takes a shot. Save made by Dale Roberts.
49:12
Aaron O'Connor has an effort from just inside the box that misses to the left of the goal.
46:05
Centre by Wes Baynes, Jamie Stuart makes a clearance.
The referee gets the second half started.
45:01 Substitution Jamie McCluskey is brought on as a substitute for Curtis Obeng.
45:01 Substitution Aaron O'Connor replaces Jefferson Louis.
It is the end of the first-half.
Half Time
Correction - 43:49
Shot from 20 yards by Curtis Osano. Sam Russell makes a save.
44:19
Outswinging corner taken from the right by-line by Craig Farrell.
43:49
Shot from just outside the box by Curtis Osano goes over the bar.
42:45
The assistant referee flags for offside against Andy Mangan. Direct free kick taken by Dale Roberts.
41:28
Foul by Paul Terry on Lamine Sakho, free kick awarded. Wes Baynes crosses the ball from the free kick right-footed from left wing, clearance by Curtis Osano.
41:20
Lee Tomlin delivers the ball, save by Sam Russell.
40:47
Wes Baynes challenges Lee Tomlin unfairly and gives away a free kick. Paul Terry takes the free kick.
39:32
Jefferson Louis fouled by Ashley Westwood, the ref awards a free kick. Craig Farrell crosses the ball in from the free kick, Christian Smith makes a clearance.
39:02
Shot by Wes Baynes. Blocked by Simon Downer.
38:38
Jamie Stuart handles the ball and concedes a free kick. Christian Smith restarts play with the free kick.
37:07
Andrew Fleming fouled by Paul Terry, the ref awards a free kick. Strike on goal comes in from Wes Baynes from the free kick.
35:54
The referee blows for offside against Mark Byrne. Sam Russell restarts play with the free kick.
34:53
Jefferson Louis is ruled offside. Sam Russell takes the indirect free kick.
31:34
Andrew Fleming fouled by Paul Terry, the ref awards a free kick. Free kick taken by Sam Russell.
30:37
Jefferson Louis gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Silvio Spann. Direct free kick taken by Sam Russell.
30:22
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Kurt Robinson by Lamine Sakho. Dale Roberts restarts play with the free kick.
29:48
A cross is delivered by Mark Byrne, Header from deep inside the area by Craig Farrell goes harmlessly over the crossbar.
28:58
Craig Farrell takes a inswinging corner from the left by-line to the near post, Frank Sinclair manages to make a clearance.
28:33
Shot by Lee Tomlin. Sam Russell makes a save.
28:16
Centre by Mark Byrne, Frank Sinclair gets a block in.
26:45
Mansour Assoumani fouled by Robert Wolleaston, the ref awards a free kick. Sam Russell takes the free kick.
26:02
Unfair challenge on Christian Smith by Mark Byrne results in a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Christian Smith.
25:19
Free kick awarded for a foul by Mark Byrne on Curtis Obeng. The free kick is delivered right-footed by Silvio Spann from right wing, save by Dale Roberts.
24:53
The offside flag is raised against Jefferson Louis. Sam Russell takes the indirect free kick.
24:32
The official flags Andy Mangan offside. Dale Roberts takes the free kick.
24:12
Unfair challenge on Lamine Sakho by Jamie Stuart results in a free kick. Silvio Spann takes the free kick.
23:41
Kurt Robinson fouled by Curtis Obeng, the ref awards a free kick. Dale Roberts restarts play with the free kick.
22:11
Mark Byrne delivers the ball.
21:24
Shot by Curtis Osano from outside the box goes high over the target.
20:40
Craig Farrell crosses the ball, save by Sam Russell.
19:44
Corner taken right-footed by Craig Farrell, clearance by Ashley Westwood.
18:59
Lee Tomlin sends in a cross, Headed effort from inside the area by Craig Farrell misses to the left of the goal.
18:54
The ball is swung over by Curtis Osano, Ashley Westwood makes a clearance.
17:43
Corner taken right-footed by Wes Baynes from the left by-line, save by Dale Roberts.
17:20
Mark Byrne challenges Andrew Fleming unfairly and gives away a free kick. Sam Russell takes the free kick.
16:57
Christian Smith takes a shot. Dale Roberts makes a save.
16:23
Lamine Sakho has an effort at goal. Dale Roberts gets a block in.
15:22
The ball is sent over by Mark Byrne, Shot by Craig Farrell from 6 yards.
14:19 Booking Wes Baynes is given a yellow card.
12:42
Foul by Andy Mangan on Simon Downer, free kick awarded. Direct free kick taken by Dale Roberts.
12:08
Christian Smith has an effort at goal from outside the penalty box which goes wide right of the target.
10:38
The ball is delivered by Mark Byrne, save made by Sam Russell.
8:28
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Simon Downer by Christian Smith. Dale Roberts takes the free kick.
7:25
A cross is delivered by Lamine Sakho.
6:44
Lee Tomlin produces a cross, save by Sam Russell.
6:27
The ball is crossed by Mark Byrne, clearance by Mansour Assoumani.
5:29
Foul by Silvio Spann on Craig Farrell, free kick awarded. Mark Byrne restarts play with the free kick.
4:23
Andy Mangan is ruled offside. Jamie Stuart restarts play with the free kick. Free kick awarded for a foul by Andrew Fleming on Lee Tomlin. Craig Farrell crosses the ball from the free kick right-footed from left wing, save by Sam Russell.
1:01
Curtis Osano delivers the ball, clearance by Mansour Assoumani.
0:15
Centre by Craig Farrell, save by Sam Russell.
The match gets underway.
Saturday, January 23, 2010
Wrexham 1 Afc Wimbledon 0 23rd January 2010
Subs Not Used: Fairhurst, Cieslewicz.
Booked: Mangan.
Goal: Taylor 29.
AFC Wimbledon: Brown, Hatton, Johnson (Judge 68), Lorraine, Blanchett, Hendry (Montague 74), Adjei, Taylor (Conroy 74), Wellard, Kedwell, Elder.
Subs Not Used: Pullen, Duncan.
Booked: Conroy, Adjei.
Attendance: 3,276
Referee: Paul Davison (Cleveland).
Wrexham`s first game of the year ended in a 1-0 win from a very controversial goal. Wrexham included new signing Andy Mangan in the side amidst rumours that there has been a huge dressing room row with Curtis Obeng, Matty Wolfenden and new signing Anthony Barry who only signed the other day and has not even played a game yet all ripping up their contracts and alking out of the club. In fact Anthony Barry has signed for Fleetwood Town after they offered him more money which is shocking, but if that`s the sort of person he is then good riddance and we will be better off without him the money grabbing git. Anyway back to taoday`s game and Afc Wimbledon with a good following of 469 in the 3,269 attendance were the first to have a shot on goal after 10 minutes which came to nothing. Andy Mangan showed some nice touches when the ball was passed to him and Wrexham started to play some nice football which we haven`t seen at The Racecourse all season. On the half hour Gareth Taylor by the section where the away fans now sit crossed the ball high into the box and the keeper caught it under a challenge from Lamine Sakho when the linesman put his flag up and awarded a goal. Every Wimbledon player ran to the linesman to protest and after consulting his linesman the referee gave the goal as the keeper had carried it over the line. 1-0 Wrexham and they were now well and truly on top and a few minutes later Wrexham produced another great cross and the ball was in the back of the net but the referee spotted something the linesman didn`t and disallowed the goal but Wrexham were on fire and could sense there was another goal in this before the break which nearly came from Wes Baynes free kick which skimmed the top of the crossbar. Half time 1-0. 2nd half and Taylor had a chance which their keeper made a good save, then Fleming from the halfway line passed the ball back to the keeper whose clearance was blocked and Wimbledon really should have scored but Russell slid back and put it over his own bar for a corner but a fantastic save. Mangan was then subbed with 20 mins left and that was the minute that changed the way we were playing and totally lost all confidence going forward and sat back and defended as Wimbledon threw everything bar the kitchen sink at Wrexham but under Frank Sinclair they have a fantastic captain and his defending was first class. One sour point was the injury received to a Wimbledon player who was still being stretchered off at the final whistle but a fantastic result and even better as I had £10 on Wrexham to win at 17/8.
Friday, January 22, 2010
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
British Aerospace 2 Wrexham XI 3 Wednesday 20th January 2010
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Wrexham Sign Striker Andy Mangan 19th January 2010
He has had his photo taken on the pitch this afternoon and it will be made official soon.
He also played in a Wrexham eleven yesterday against Accrington Stanley which they drew 1-1 and today against TNS which Wrexham won 1-0
Wikipedia
Andrew Mangan (born 30 August 1986 in Liverpool) is an English footballer currently playing for Wrexham FC.
Andrew Mangan began his education in football at Blackpool FC at the age of 15. He was there for three years scoring 49 goals all together in reserve and youth team football. He also made his professional debut at the club, at the tender age of 17. He made just 2 professional appearances at Blackpool FC under Steve MacMahon. Colin Hendry took over as manager in Mangan's third year at the club, and Mangan found it hard to break in to the first team with Hendry's preference of players to be six foot plus, Mangan was therefore released towards the end of the season.
Mangan went straight on loan to Unibond Premier team Hyde United, scoring 2 goals in 7 appearances, helping them secure the league title along the way. It was thought Mangan would return to Hyde the following season but he rejected them in favour of a full time contract with Accrington Stanley.
At Accrington Mangan played 2 full seasons helping them gain promotion to the Football League for the first time in 50 years. In his first full season Mangan played in 45 cup and league games scoring ten goals. Mangan was used mainly in the last forty minutes of games to use his pace and exploit the defenders, he was known as a super sub in his first year. And scored some vital goals to help Accrington clinch the title. In his second year at the club Mangan became frustrated with the lack of starts he was getting. He made 36 appearances only 5 of them were from the start, and scored 6 goals. At the end of the 2007 season Mangan was offered a two year deal from Accrington but rejected in favour of Bury FC.
At Bury Mangan was given his chance, he scored his first goal in August with a header against Chesterfield, with 5 more goals coming before Christmas. Mangan was injured at the beginning of December 2007 with a suspected hernia problem. Mangan went under surgery in December 2007 and only made 6 appearances the rest of the season as he could not get fit. He made 20 appearances at bury, 10 of them starting and the others used as a substitute. While injured at Bury his manager Chris Casper was sacked and Alan Knill replaced him. Mangan was released towards the end of the 2008 season.
In the summer of 2008 Mangan signed for Forest Green Rovers. Forest Green Rovers manager Jim Harvey made Mangan his first signing of the summer, saying he had been after Mangan for a while. It was here at Forest Green Rovers that Mangan came into his own. He made 49 appearances scoring 30 goals, 26 of them were in the league and he finished the Blue Square Premier top goalscorer. Mangan was voted player of the year by the Directors of Forest Green Rovers. His 30 goals include 3 hat tricks against Torquay United, Lewes FC and Rushden and Dimonds.
On 7 April 2009 he was named as one of five players charged by the Football Association for breaching betting rules, whereby players, managers or coaching staff are prohibited from betting on the result or progress of any match or competition in which the participant is participating or has any direct or indirect influence. According to the BBC, the charge relates to a game between Bury FC and Accrington FC, before which Mangan is alleged to have placed stakes to the value of approximately £3,500.[1] The Football Association subsequently fined him £2,000 and banned him for five months .[2]
On 15th January, Mangan maintained his desire to stay at Forest Green Rovers until the end of the 09-10 season, despite speculation linking him with a move to fellow Blue Square Premier side Wrexham
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Wrexham FC fans try to clear pitch of snow
Wrexham FC supporters and a local building company have given their support to try to clear the club's Racecourse pitch after six weeks without football.
Club secretary Geraint Parry said it showed a real community spirit.
But he remains unsure whether Saturday's game against Stevenage Borough will go ahead.
READ MORE: Wrexham fans dig snow from pitch
Read More Here
Monday, January 11, 2010
The Dragons are on their longest run without a game for 32 years since the big freeze of 1978
The game away to Barrow next Tuesday is already off as the hosts are set to play an FA Trophy game at Maidenhead.
And Wrexham's home match with Stevenage on Saturday is in doubt because of a frozen Racecourse pitch as the big freeze continues in Britain.
"I'm very concerned by the fixture backlog," said boss Dean Saunders.
The Dragons are on their longest run without a game for 32 years since the big freeze of 1978 and Wrexham must fit in 28 games in the remaining 14 weeks of the season - an average of two games a week.
"We will have to play on Saturday, Tuesday, Thursday then again on Saturday," said Saunders.
"And it could be worse if there weather doesn't get any better.
"We will have to play all of the games eventually but it will be a severe test of my squad."
Wrexham's 1-0 FA Trophy victory over Altrincham on 15 December was their last outing but the Dragons' last league fixture was a 2-1 defeat at York City on 5 December.
606: DEBATE
Wrexham now have to fit 24 games into their schedule between now and April while most other teams have to play around 19
MrWrexham
The Racecourse club have had games against Mansfield, AFC Wimbledon, Altrincham, both home and away and Gateshead, both home and away, called off due to the freezing weather.
Now Saturday's visit of Stevenage is already in jeopardy as the Racecourse pitch is completely frozen and covered in three inches of snow.
Wrexham officials will perform regular pitch inspections but already the Stevenage match is only "50-50" to beat the weather.
The Mansfield game has been rearranged for 2 February while their visit to Gateshead has been rescheduled for 23 March.
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Altrincham 1 v 0 Result Wrexham Fa Trophy Replay Tuesday 15th Dec 2009
A recall for Jonah in midfield, Russell has kept his place in goal, a surprise recall for Taboubi after his recent performances have not been the best after a good start at beginning of season where he looked a very good player and a deserved place for Fairhurst who must be wondering why he has not been playing with our dismal performances. Half time here its still no goals but one way traffic and usual story Wrexham cant score to save their lives. About 150 Wrexham fans have made the journey here and that is good support considering the performances Wrexham have put in lately.
2nd half and Wrexham make a sub about ten mins into the 2nd half with Baynes going off with an injury and Chesielwicz coming on. Its now Altrincham 1 Wrexham 0 and things are going from bad to worse for Dean Saunders who really must be hanging on to his job by the skin of his teeth. Wrexham are knocked out of the Cup by Altrincham after dominating most of the two games but just cant score a goal for love or money and even after 4 min injury time Wrexham were not pushing forward enough and Spann takes a corner only for it to sail over everyone. Man Of The Match was the Altrincham keeper which tells you just how this game was but like I say we never really threatened their goal and Marc Williams hit the post when he should have scored.
Monday, December 14, 2009
Saturday, December 12, 2009
Wrexham v Altrincham Sat 12th Dec 2009 Sakho missed penalty.MP4
Watch Lamine Sakho miss penalty for Wrexham in the 4th min of The Fa Vase Trophy v Altrincham 12th December 2009
Wrexham v Altrincham Sat December 2009
Friday, December 11, 2009
Saunders On Way Out? Friday 11th December 2009
Sunday, December 06, 2009
York City 2 Wrexham 1 Saturday 5th December 2009
Friday, December 04, 2009
York City v Wrexham Saturday 5th December 2009 Kick Off 3pm
Thursday, December 03, 2009
Tuesday, December 01, 2009
Wrexham v Forest Green Rovers Tue 1st Dec 2009
Monday, November 30, 2009
Wrexham v Forest Green Rovers Tue 1st December 2009
Saturday, November 28, 2009
Wrexham v Swindon Town Fa Cup Saturday 28th Nov 2009
27 Maxwell
02 Obeng
04 Westwoodyellow card
06 Williams
11 Taylor
15 Sinclair
18 Baynes
19 Fleming
25 Smith red card 51st minute - bad tackle
09 Taylor
10 Williams
Substitutes
01 Russell, 05 Assoumani, 07 Jones, 08 Taboubi, 14 Fairhurst, 17 Cieslewicz, 24 Wolfenden Swindon
01 Lucas
02 Cuthbert
03 Sheehan yellow card(O'Brien 65)
06 Greeryellow card
15 Amankwaah
19 Jean-Francois Lescinel
04 Douglas
07 McGovern
30 Ferry
09 Hutchinson yellow card (Peacock 58)
20 Paynter
Substitutes
12 Smith, 23 Thompson, 08 Easton, 10 Timlin, 18 O'Brien, 25 Marshall, 21 Peacock
Since Wrexham have been down to ten men it has been all Wrexham and Wrexham denied a penalty when a shot by Marc Williams hit the defender on the arm and every Wrexham player appealed for a penalty which tells you all you need to know as they always say look at the reactions of the players whenever a major decision is made and after having a penalty appeal denied Wrexham`s Wes Baynes went on a long run and shot which the Swindon keeper made the save of the season to keep the ball out and keep the score at 0-0.
At the moment it`s all Wrexham and wait for it, Swindon first real effort on goal from a corner is headed home by the Swindon captain after Marc Williams loses the ball. That just about sums him up for me. Williams is absolutely useless and Wrexham now with ten mins left and down to ten men are now going out of the Fa Cup due to Marc Williams giving the ball away. Get rid of the useless Williams now. We will not score with him on the pitch, he is a f--k--g joke and must be in love with Saunders and that`s why he is always picked.
- Full Time
- 90:00+4:42 The referee signals the end of the game.
- 87:48 Billy Paynter sends in a cross, Ashley Westwood manages to make a clearance.
- 85:35 Wes Baynes takes a outswinging corner from the right by-line to the near post, Lee Peacock manages to make a clearance.
- 84:41 Substitution Michael Timlin comes on in place of Jonathan Douglas.
82:26 Substitution Adrian Cieslewicz comes on in place of Neil Taylor.
79:21
Jon-Paul McGovern provided the assist for the goal.
79:21 GOAL - Gordon Greer:
Wrexham 0 - 1 Swindon Gordon Greer scores a headed goal from close in. Wrexham 0-1 Swindon.
78:52
Jon-Paul McGovern takes the inswinging corner,
76:19
The referee blows for offside against Gareth Taylor. Free kick taken by David Lucas.
75:48
Free kick awarded for a foul by Lescinel Jean-Francois on Gareth Taylor. Direct free kick taken by Ashley Westwood.
74:36
Marc Williams takes a shot. Save by David Lucas.
73:02
The assistant referee signals for offside against Lee Peacock. Chris Maxwell restarts play with the free kick.
72:39
The ball is delivered by Curtis Obeng, save by David Lucas.
72:02
Billy Paynter produces a right-footed shot from just outside the box that misses to the right of the target.
70:37
Andrew Fleming fouled by Simon Ferry, the ref awards a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Frank Sinclair.
68:54
Outswinging corner taken right-footed by Andrew Fleming from the right by-line to the near post, clearance made by Jonathan Douglas.
68:17
Wes Baynes takes a shot. Save made by David Lucas.
64:36 Substitution Alan Sheehan goes off and Alan O'Brien comes on.
64:08
Alan Sheehan takes a shot. Save made by Chris Maxwell.
61:54
Free kick awarded for a foul by Alan Sheehan on Andrew Fleming. Frank Sinclair takes the direct free kick.
59:40
Foul by Wes Baynes on Lescinel Jean-Francois, free kick awarded. Jon-Paul McGovern restarts play with the free kick.
57:07
Strike comes in from Wes Baynes from the free kick, save by David Lucas.
57:07 Substitution Ben Hutchinson goes off and Lee Peacock comes on.
57:07 Booking Gordon Greer receives a caution for unsporting behaviour.
56:51
Gordon Greer gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Gareth Taylor.
56:26
The ball is delivered by Jon-Paul McGovern, Billy Paynter takes a shot. Chris Maxwell makes a save.
55:37
Wes Baynes has an effort at goal from just inside the box that misses to the right of the target.
51:37
Free kick taken by Alan Sheehan.
51:37 Sent off Christian Smith sent off.
51:25
Christian Smith concedes a free kick for a foul on Jonathan Douglas.
50:52
Andrew Fleming gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Alan Sheehan. Free kick taken by David Lucas.
49:39
Christian Smith takes a shot. Save made by David Lucas.
46:59
Free kick awarded for a foul by Ben Hutchinson on Andrew Fleming. Direct free kick taken by Chris Maxwell.
45:01
The second half kicks off.
Half Time 45:00+3:12
The half-time whistle blows.
45:00+0:51
Free kick crossed right-footed by Wes Baynes, clearance by Scott Cuthbert.
45:00+0:51 Booking The referee shows Ashley Westwood a yellow card.
45:00+0:46 Booking Alan Sheehan booked.
45:00+0:30
Unfair challenge on Ashley Westwood by Alan Sheehan results in a free kick.
45:00+0:11
Neil Taylor produces a cross, Scott Cuthbert manages to make a clearance.
44:15
Header on goal by Neil Taylor from inside the box goes harmlessly over the target.
43:01
Free kick awarded for a foul by Mike Williams on Billy Paynter. David Lucas restarts play with the free kick.
41:46
The assistant referee flags for offside against Billy Paynter. Chris Maxwell takes the indirect free kick.
40:43
Lescinel Jean-Francois concedes a free kick for a foul on Wes Baynes. Wes Baynes crosses the ball from the free kick right-footed from right channel, Billy Paynter manages to make a clearance.
40:22
The ball is sent over by Jon-Paul McGovern, save made by Chris Maxwell.
39:49
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Scott Cuthbert by Marc Williams. Direct free kick taken by Gordon Greer.
36:27
Curtis Obeng concedes a free kick for a foul on Alan Sheehan. Direct free kick taken by Alan Sheehan.
35:11
Ben Hutchinson is ruled offside. Chris Maxwell takes the free kick.
33:39
Centre by Wes Baynes.
33:03
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Lescinel Jean-Francois by Marc Williams. Simon Ferry takes the free kick.
29:30
Jon-Paul McGovern produces a cross, clearance by Frank Sinclair.
28:47
Kevin Amankwaah delivers the ball, Frank Sinclair makes a clearance.
27:50
Scott Cuthbert concedes a free kick for a foul on Christian Smith. Chris Maxwell takes the free kick.
27:22
Alan Sheehan takes a outswinging corner.
27:06
Alan Sheehan takes a shot. Curtis Obeng gets a block in.
26:38
The ball is sent over by Christian Smith, clearance made by Jonathan Douglas.
24:57
Unfair challenge on Curtis Obeng by Alan Sheehan results in a free kick. Chris Maxwell takes the direct free kick.
23:37
Gordon Greer concedes a free kick for a foul on Marc Williams. Wes Baynes produces a strike on goal direct from the free kick, save by David Lucas.
22:32
Wes Baynes produces a cross.
21:59
Corner taken by Wes Baynes from the left by-line to the near post, clearance made by Jon-Paul McGovern.
20:52
Corner taken right-footed by Wes Baynes, Mike Williams takes a shot. Blocked by Scott Cuthbert.
19:06
Outswinging corner taken left-footed by Alan Sheehan, Christian Smith manages to make a clearance.
18:26
Ashley Westwood produces a header from inside the area that goes over the bar.
17:43
The assistant referee flags for offside against Ben Hutchinson. Chris Maxwell takes the indirect free kick.
17:30
Christian Smith sends in a cross, Scott Cuthbert manages to make a clearance.
17:02
Corner taken by Wes Baynes from the right by-line to the near post.
16:51
The ball is swung over by Curtis Obeng, clearance by Jonathan Douglas.
14:48
The offside flag is raised against Ben Hutchinson. Chris Maxwell takes the free kick.
12:21
Curtis Obeng fouled by Ben Hutchinson, the ref awards a free kick. Free kick taken by Ashley Westwood.
12:13
The ball is swung over by Neil Taylor, Lescinel Jean-Francois makes a clearance.
10:35
Billy Paynter challenges Christian Smith unfairly and gives away a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Frank Sinclair.
Correction - 9:38
Free kick taken by Curtis Obeng.
Correction - 9:38 Booking Ben Hutchinson is cautioned by the ref for unsporting behaviour.
9:38
Direct free kick taken by Curtis Obeng.
9:38 Booking Gareth Taylor is cautioned by the ref for unsporting behaviour.
Correction - 9:28
Unfair challenge on Curtis Obeng by Alan Sheehan results in a free kick.
9:28
Free kick awarded for a foul by Alan Sheehan on Curtis Obeng.
6:31
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Lescinel Jean-Francois by Marc Williams. Gordon Greer restarts play with the free kick.
5:46
The ball is sent over by Christian Smith, save by David Lucas.
4:17
The assistant referee flags for offside against Marc Williams. Indirect free kick taken by David Lucas.
3:57
Gareth Taylor takes a shot. David Lucas makes a save.
2:09
The referee blows for offside against Marc Williams. Free kick taken by Gordon Greer.
1:39
Wes Baynes produces a cross, save by David Lucas.
0:11
Foul by Gareth Taylor on Simon Ferry, free kick awarded. Direct free kick taken by David Lucas.
0:00
The referee gets the game started.
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Dean Saunders Transfers
Dean Saunders Transfers since becoming Wrexham manager in October 2008
Monday 8th Jun 2009Kyle 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 2008Joe 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)
Ashley Westwood
Sam Williamson
Patrick Suffo
Steve Abbot
Signed 12 December 2008The 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.
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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.
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12th February 2009 Wrexham sign Jamie McCluskey
Wrexham sign winger Jamie McCluskey
Feb 13 2009 By Mark Currie
Powered by PicsearchWrexham 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."
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.
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.
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.

