Manager Brian Little is expected to keep the faith with the makeshift team that beat Notts County when Wrexham travel to high-flying Hereford.Defeat would consign the Dragons to relegation to the Blue Square Premier, but Little is likely to resist the temptation of changing the side which ran out 1-0 victors over County.
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- Defeat by Bulls relegates Dragons - Brian Little’s Wrexham have been relegated to the Blue Square Premier after Tuesday night’s 2-0 defeat by Hereford in League Two.Little’s team fell behind three minutes before the break to a goal from Gary Hooper, and Theo Robinson added a second for the Bulls on the hour mark. Read Defeat by Bulls relegates Dragons at Eurosport ...
- Broughton returns for Dragons - On-loan MK Dons striker Drewe Broughton has returned to manager Brian Little’s Wrexham squad for the trip to New Meadow to take on Shrewsbury.Broughton was unable to face his parent club in midweek due to the terms of his loan deal, but will bolster Little’s attacking options as the Dragons go all out to secure a priceless three points in the battle to avoid relegation. Read Broughton returns for Dragons at Eurosport ...
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- WREXHAM manager Brian Little admits he has a big job on his hands to restore the club’s fortunes after relegation from the Football League was confirmed by a 2-0 defeat at Hereford United last night. - The Racecourse boss excused the young side on duty at Edgar Street for the club’s demise and accepted his share of responsibility. Read WREXHAM manager Brian Little admits he has a big job on his hands to restore the club’s fortunes after relegation from the Football League was confirmed by a 2-0 defeat at Hereford United last night. at Daily Post ...
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