Wrexham manager Brian Little could welcome back two key players for the must-win game against Dagenham & Redbridge at the Racecourse Ground.Former Northern Ireland midfielder Jeff Whitley, who has had knee trouble and a virus, returned as an unused substitute during Saturday’s 2-0 defeat to Brentford and looks set to feature in the middle of the park.
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- Little handed triple Dragons boost - Wrexham manager Brian Little has been handed a triple injury boost ahead of the League Two trip to Brentford on Saturday afternoon.Jeff Whitley (knee and virus), Neil Roberts (knee and shin) and Danny Sonner (Achilles) are all expected to be available for selection at Griffin Park after overcoming their various injury problems. Read Little handed triple Dragons boost at Eurosport ...
- Johnson boost for Chairboys clash - Notts County manager Ian McParland will have veteran Michael Johnson available as he seeks a win over Wycombe which will secure their safety.Johnson had to come off at half-time in last weekend’s 1-0 defeat at Wrexham with an ankle injury but has recovered enough to be involved. Read Johnson boost for Chairboys clash at Eurosport ...
- Double boost for Shakers trip - Ryan Valentine and Silvio Spann have both returned to the Wrexham squad in time for the clash with Bury at Gigg Lane on Tuesday night. Read Double boost for Shakers trip at Rivals.net ...
- O’Connor pushing for starting berth - Brentford manager Andy Scott could hand Kevin O’Connor a start in the centre of midfield as his side face struggling Wrexham on Saturday.O’Connor returned as a late substitute in the 3-1 defeat at Morecambe on Saturday after nine matches out with a hamstring injury and is fit enough to start. Read O’Connor pushing for starting berth at Eurosport ...
- Doherty back for Shrimps clash - Wycombe Wanderers manager Paul Lambert has midfielder Tommy Doherty back in his squad after suspension for the trip to Morecambe.Doherty missed the 1-0 defeat at Hereford last weekend after his red card against Wrexham. Read Doherty back for Shrimps clash at Eurosport ...
- Morgan available for Dragons clash - Bury boss Alan Knill is set to welcome back defender Paul Morgan for the visit to relegation-threatened Wrexham on Saturday.Morgan has not played in 2008 due to a thigh injury and is set to be included in the squad for the clash at the Racecourse Ground. Read Morgan available for Dragons clash at Eurosport ...
- League Two - Defeat leaves Wrexham in trouble - Wrexham were pushed a step closer to relegation from the Football League by a dismal 3-0 defeat at Shrewsbury. Read League Two - Defeat leaves Wrexham in trouble at Eurosport ...
- Gabby and Theo in Under-21 squad - Theo Walcott and Gabriel Agbonlahor have been included in the England under-21 squad for the friendly against Wales on May 15 in Wrexham.Walcott was an unused substitute with the seniors during the last international break, while Agbonlahor was on Fabio Capello’s initial list for the France defeat before the squad was trimmed. Read Gabby and Theo in Under-21 squad at Eurosport ...
- Sonner doubt for relegation clash - Wrexham manager Brian Little is hoping midfielder Danny Sonner will be fit for the vital clash against fellow relegation strugglers Mansfield.The experienced former Northern Ireland international is suffering from an Achilles problem and missed the 3-2 loss to Barnet at the weekend. Read Sonner doubt for relegation clash at Eurosport ...
- Defensive duo to miss Dragons clash - Defenders Adie Moses and Martin Pembleton are both set to miss out as Lincoln finish their campaign at home to relegated Wrexham on Saturday.Pembleton’s season came to an early end when he was stretchered off during last weekend’s 2-1 win at Morecambe after suffering medial knee ligament damage when he landed awkwardly after trying to connect with a Jamie Forrester cross. Read Defensive duo to miss Dragons clash at Eurosport ...
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