TOWN on TOUR! Wrexham (FA Trophy)

TOWN on TOUR!
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Wrexham (Away) The Buildbase FA Trophy 1st Round Sat 16th Dec 2017 K.O. 3:00pm


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AWAY TRAVEL:
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Supporters coach leaves the CNG Stadium @ 11:30

Prices:
Adult member £15
Adult non-member £20
Under 16 member* £10
Under 16 non-member* £13

*All under 16’s must be accompanied by a paying adult.

Please check the Facebook group and Twitter prior to travel to confirm departure time.

To book your place, please see Jordan Ford in the 1919 at any of our home fixtures, call
07989 969 575 or e-mail [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]


Thank you for your support.

Predictions:
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Contacts/Directions
Racecourse Ground
Mold Road
Wrexham
Wales
LL11 2AH

Telephone:
01978 89 1864

How to get here:

By Car:
From The North
Take the A483 from Chester or Oswestry to Wrexham. Exit at the 'Mold' junction and then follow the signs for 'Town Centre'. The Racecourse will come quickly into view.

From The South:
Take the M54 from the M6 (Junction 10A Northbound). Follow the M54 to the end of the motorway and join the A5 towards Shrewsbury. Continue on the A5 past Shrewsbury and Oswestry and then join the A483 towards Wrexham. Stay on the A483 as you reach Wrexham (this is the Wrexham by-pass). Then as above.

Parking is available on the Glyndwr University campus car park (£3) next to the stadium and then only a short walk through to the turnstiles.

By Train: Wrexham General station is located directly next to the ground.

By Bus: From the bus station in the centre of town, head towards the prominent multi-storey car park and turn right along the Mold Road. The ground is located half a mile along this road, on the right hand side.



Where to eat & drink:
Pubs
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Prices:
£10 – Adults
£5 - Over 64 / U21
£1 - Over 80 / U18

Wrexham supporters will have use of the Hays Travel (MRS) Stand, with travelling Harrogate fans in the away section of the Bkoncepts Stand. Turnstiles 1-4 and pay cash on the day.
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History:
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Ground:
Racecourse Ground
Capacity 10,500 (all seated)
Record Attendance 34,445 v Manchester United, FA Cup R4, 26 January 1957.
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Last competitive match @ Wrexham
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Live match coverage:
Radio York MW Frequencies
666 & 1260 across the county

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Few seats remaining on supporters coach.

Call me on 07989969575 to book.

Thanks

Jordan

Into the 2nd Round (last 32) for the first time ever.
Hopefully get a home draw.

If Wrexham fielded anything like their strongest team this must be our best ever win in the Trophy - and maybe any other competition.

I think they made a few changes, but 1-0 at Torquay (who were then a League 2 club) is still our best.

We dominated from 1st to last min. I've not seen us have as much possession it must have been about 75/80 percent. Great to see Beck open his account and Kerry playing again. Wrexham hardly had a shot apart from one near the end which hit the bar. Don't know if Wrexham played anywhere near a full strength side but who cares. This is nearly as good a performance as Torquay away a few seasons ago.
Finally congratulations to our choir who must have had rehearsals gave us plenty of new songs and old and sang their hearts out!!!!

That was a fantastic performance today from the whole team. What a pleasure to see us play in the manner we did. As you quite rightly say Garage we dominated from start to finish. Some great individual performances throughout the team. Really pleased for the big man Beck, getting both goals, and on another day could surely have had a hat trick. Also pleased with the surprise inclusion of Loydd Kerry, who slotted in nicely with Aggers + Falky. Things could look great come the turn of the year if we can grind results out over the next two weeks v North Ferriby + Darlington (twice), then ‘fingers crossed’ a good home draw in next round of the FA Trophy.