Up to the minute news from Wrexham Football Club
The Supporters Association podcast is now up at www.wrexhamfan.co.uk featuring Brian Little, Michael Proctor and Jefferson Louis. Apologies for the sound quality at the start of the Brian Little audio-for the first time he was out straight after the game and once I’d packed the stuff up and got down there he was finished so I had to record him off a dictaphone!
Read Blackpool podcast at Marks Wrexham FC Blog
Michael Proctor and Mike Williams came closest to breaking the deadlock for Wrexham in the behind-closed doors friendly at Colliers Park which ended goal-less.
Read Wrexham FC 0 - Tranmere Rovers 0 at Evening Leader
Michael Proctor is fully focused on helping Wrexham bounce back into League Two at the first time of asking if a move to another club fails to come to fruition.
Read Proctor happy to prove his worth at Wrexham at Evening Leader
COMPETITION for places this season is going to be key for Wrexham’s bid to regain their place in the Football League, according to striker Michael Proctor.
Read Michael Proctor - competition for places will be key for Wrexham at Daily Post
WREXHAM striker Michael Proctor is determined to put right the wrongs of last season and help guide the Dragons back into the Football League.
Read Proctor desperate to get Dragons up at Daily Post
MICHAEL PROCTOR has not ruled out playing for Wrexham again.
Read Proctor refusing to rule out Wrexham future at Evening Leader
So the first tranche of players released has been announced, and although there are some sensible decisions (and one which is a blessed relief!) I’m still left with a basic concenr about whether Brian Little’s decision-making is what it should be.
Don’t get me wrong; I don’t think Michael Proctor is God’s gift to football. However, he was the only player last season who looked like he’d score goals and please don’t try to tell me he wouldn’t have some impact in The Conference! Perhaps more…
Read The Cull Begins at Marks Wrexham FC Blog
Rob Garrett, Danny Williams and Michael Proctor are all pushing to start in Wrexham’s final home game of the season against Accrington.The trio all came off the bench to feature heavily in Tuesday’s 2-0 defeat at Hereford, a result which consigned the Dragons to relegation to the Blue Square Premier, and should again be involved against Stanley in some capacity.
Read Trio in contention for Dragons at Eurosport
Bury manager Alan Knill was left frustrated after his side’s 2-1 defeat to relegation strugglers Wrexham at the Racecourse Ground.Goals from Drewe Broughton and Michael Proctor sandwiched a Glynn Hurst effort in the first half and Knill was left disappointed by his side’s poor finishing.
Read Knill: We weren’t good enough at Eurosport
