FOR all the success he is enjoying at international level, Wales under-21 defender Mike Williams hasn’t forgotten that his first priority is to Wrexham and their battle against relegation.
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MIKE WILLIAMS was hoping to get over the disappointment of Wrexham’s Easter programme by taking Wales under 21’s closer to qualification for a major finals.
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Seeing Neil Taylor on crutches after the game was a bit of a dampener after a good hard-fought three points. He’s going for an x-ray on his ankle and shin and Brian Little thought he could be out for a while.
Let’s hope it’s not as bad as first feared, and let’s hope Carl Tremarco is alright as well. Admittedly in Mike Williams we have a player who can stand in admirably, but we’d have no cover for him. Maybe Brian will have to dip into the transfer market again-remember, one more new player…
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Young defender Mike Williams feels that The Dragons have a sniff of three points in this weekends local derby away at Chester, but insists that they must keep their heads if they are bring the howl back to Wales.
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MIKE WILLIAMS today admitted that an extended run in the Wrexham side has given his confidence a massive boost.
Read Confidence is key for Wrexham’s Mike Williams at Evening Leader
Oh what a night! Many thanks to everyone who made the Hall of Fame award ceremony such a success last weekend.
Wrexham Supporters’ Association inducted 7 new members into the renowned Hall of Fame at a packed Centenary Club. Brian Carey, Brian Flynn, Bert Goode, Ray Smith and Mike Williams were inducted alongside Johnny Edwards and Wrexham Supporters’ Trust for their outstanding contribution to Wrexham Football Club.
It was a fantastic night for all concerned and very well supported by supporters and players’ families. In particular we’d like to thank our new President Alan Fox for making the long journey down from Hartlepool with his family. As always it was a pleasure to see him back at the Racecourse with his lovely wife Jean.
Event organiser, Dave Davies, who first came up with the idea for the Hall of Fame in 2002 said:
“It was wonderful to see so many people attend the Hall of Fame night to pay tribute to the people who’ve made this club great. After the problems of the last few years it was great to get back to being a fan again and remembering the achievements of players such as Ray Smith, who is the only Wrexham to have scored against Liverpool at the famous KOP end.”
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After our eighth defeat in nine matches, we could certainly do with a few clean sheets! Hopefully Craig Morgan will provide some experience and stability at the back and, who knows, could return permanently when the transfer window opens in January.
Another Wrexham defender who could always be relied upon was Mike Williams. Mike joined Wrexham Football Club in 1985 and played 232 times for the Robins (as we were nicknamed back then) until a knee injury ended his career. Mike was the first player to be awarded Wrexham Supporters’ Association Player of the Season award in successive seasons (1985/6 and 1986/87). Fittingly he was awarded a testimonial match against his former club, Chester City, which Wrexham won!
In recognition of his contribution to Wrexham Football Club, Mike Williams will be inducted into the Hall of Fame on November 3rd, 2006 at the Centenary Club. Mike now runs the Hope and Anchor pub in Buckley and will be joined on the night by a large contingent from Buckley Reds. Thanks for coming down to support this event lads! For tickets please call into the Club Shop or call Dave Davies on 01978 752276.
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