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Mark Griffiths and Harry Wright look back on another dramatic game at The Racecourse.
Wrexham put in an impressive display, but missed opportunities cost them dear as league leaders Sutton snatched an injury time equaliser.
Originally broadcast on Calon FM at half time at Tranmere, Mark Griffiths explains the terrible events around the Gresford Colliery disaster, how Wrexham's game against Tranmere the next day had a tragic impact on its circumstances, and how both Tranmere and Chester FC offered their support.
Mark Griffiths and James Harrison look back on a terrific derby win.
Sam Wedgbury's early red card preceded a superb rearguard action, and Man of the Match Chris Holroyd smashed in the 58th minute winner.
Plus, live advice on grass-cutting and an extended metaphor on how some of the players compare to video games. How can you resist?
What sacrifice would you be willing to make to watch your beloved Wrexham? Well, you'd do well to improve on James Roberts, who commutes regularly from Luxembourg to watch us play!
Mark Griffiths caught up with our international fan to ask him about his remarkable cross-Europe treks!
Mark Griffiths and Rich Stanton look back on a frantic, crazy match against Guiseley. A 97th minute equaliser by Sam Wedgbury earned Wrexham a point in a game which saw Luke Coddington become Wrexham's fourth goalkeeper of the season.
We draw two consecutive goalless draws for the first time in the Conference, with a makeshift back four keeping a solid clean sheet in another real battle of a match.
Mark Griffiths and James Harrison take you through the main talking points of the game.
Hardly a classic: Mark and James pick the bones out of a game which saw us look solid defensively, but unable to overcome Torquay's defence in windy conditions.
Mark and Harry enjoy a third win in a row as Wrexham rise to 3rd in the table. Ntumba Massanka grabs both goals, and Christian Dibble saves a penalty to rescue James Jennings' birthday.
Mark and Paul go through a massive win at Meadow Park.
A terrific 302 away fans saw a real team effort, as Alex Reid scored the decisive goal, while Christian Dibble, Shaun Pearson and Manny Smith deliver 9/10 performances.
There are no video highlights of the game, but enjoy the action from the Calon FM commentary as Mark Griffiths and Paul Jones take you through a great win.
No-one knows who scored the winning goal, but frankly it doesn't matter. Mark and Andy look at how Wrexham went a bit more direct and were rewarded with a hard-fought home win. But will Mark get away with misleading Manny Smith over whether he's scored?
Lots of drama in Kent, but little of it went Wrexham's way.
From an injured goalkeeper in the warm-up to two red cards and a controversial referee, everything went wrong for a Wrexham side which struggles to make an impact on the game.
James Harrison chats about the shape the Wrexham side is taking with Lee Fowler during half time against Gateshead.
A precious home win for Wrexham as Alex Reid makes an immediate impact on the day he signed for The Dragons.
James Harrison runs though the team as he explains his predictable but correct man of the match choice, while Mark Griffiths doles out sitcom recommendations.
Mark Griffiths and Paul Jones take you through a painful afternoon at Crabble, as Dover's man-to-man approach smothers Wrexham.
An 18th minute goal by Ryan Bird decided matters in a game of few chances, and for the third game in a row the commentary team select a centre back as man of the match, reflecting that Wrexham's defence looks solid, but the creative side of the team has yet to consistently spark.
Mark Griffiths talks through a huge win for Wrexham as we bounce back from defeat on the opening goal of the season.
Manny Smith grabs both goals in a 2-1 victory to spoil Maidenhead's first game at this level, although Mark has a confession to make about the identity of the second goal's second. With typical dignity, he tries to drag everyone else down with him, though.
Disappointment on the opening day as a well-disciplined Macclesfield claim victory thanks to a long range shot from Noe Baba.
James and Mark look back on the game, and find some positives. They also manage to praise man of the match Shaun Pearson's ballboy skills and critically compare "Sons of Anarchy" with "Silicon Valley."
Two more wins as Dean Keates' side maintain their 100% pre-season record.
A memorable trip to Portugal ended in a 2-1 victory, a score which was repeated in Stafford.
Mark looks back on the first two friendlies and considers what we've learned.
The main surprise was the formation, but the new signings showed hints of what they're capable of, and there was some interesting triallist action too!
Mark Griffiths draws a thick red line under the 2016-17 season on the road back from Eastleigh, looks in vain for lessons to learn from the campaign but finds reasons to be optimistic for the future.
WARNING: May contain traces of Hector Sam.
A controversial equaliser denies Wrexham a last day win as the Marx brothers analyse the performance of an experimental line-up.
A magnificent victory vanishes any lingering fears of relegation and sends Gary Mills' York back to the brink.
Brought to you from somewhere between England and France, Mark chooses an odd venue to talk you through a peculiar game!
Build The Budget perk winner Mike Devitt joins the media to team to look back on a Derby defeat to Tranmere.
Ollie and Mark talk to James about his background in the game, playing for Wrexham and his passport!
James, Alex and Mark ponder a game with more drama than quality, the suspicious amount of Wrexham players with no last name and the forgotten James Bond.
The Media Team dissect a fifth straight home win, two wonder goals and announce a new contract for one of the players
A pulsating Derby for Ollie and Mark to analyse as John Rooney scores against his old club, Elliot Durrell and Russ Penn have an epic tussle and Paul Rutherford goes all Duracell Bunny on us.
Oh, and there was a scrap on the pitch too!
Mark and Richard look back on an outrageously good goalkeeping performance by Rory Watson, whose victory in his personal duel with John Rooney kept the score down.
Rich and Lucy go through a crucial three points, and Mark declares his undying love for one of our forwards!
Lucy, Rich and Mark look at the rebuilding of the squad which has been carried out by Dean Keates this week.
James and Mark explain why sending their young players to Wrexham will help EPL teams develop their talent.
Hear all their post-match thoughts on the Final Whistle podcast.
A superb victory for Mark, Jamie and James to consider as the league leaders are beaten.
Gerry McDonagh grabbed two, Shaun Harrad opened the scoring and Luke Coddington saved a penalty in what was clearly the best performance of the season so far, which James described as the players "honouring the shirt".
But who got the man of the match award in a match when there were so many outstanding performances?
James, Jamie and Mark discuss what the future holds for Jordan Evans and Jordan Davies, with a little help from the legendary Mickey Thomas!
After Dean Keates recalled Davies from his loan spell at Bangor and laid out his plans for the youngster in January, the team consider what chances Davies will have in the first team and whether that means a new role for Evans.
Youth Centre Manager steps up to assist Dean Keates, while still working with our young players...
An improved performance, but amidst refereeing controversy and missed chances, a first home defeat of the season for Lucy and Mark to discuss.
Jamie, Lucy and Mark look at the effect on The Racecourse crowd of Gary Mills' touch line argument with Lincoln'c coaching staff, and whether it reflects what British football fans actually want from their managers.
James and Mark discuss what the possible changes to the Football League will mean for Wrexham, and Carl chips in with some news flashes!
A tight cross-border derby ends goalless - listen again to the key moments from the Wrexham Player team.
Andy Parkinson and Mark Griffiths consider the pressures of the National Leaague. Is it tougher on managers than the Premier League?
Ben and Mark look back on a controversial afternoon at The Racecourse and evaluate a performance which split the Wrexham fans.
Ollie and Mark debate Wrexham's place in no. League football in the wake of Sutton boss Paul Doswell.
A dramatic afternoon in Kent as Callum Powell grabs two goals. Mark Griffiths and James Harrison provide the commentary.
James and Mark discuss the merits of Non League Day and hoe life in the Conference has treated Wrexham.
A day late to take in all the Bank Holiday weekend action, Ben and Mark reflect on an impressive recovery against York after the Dagenham defeat.
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A huge win to bounce back from Saturday's defeat. John Rooney's penalty and Sea Newton's header clinch a crucial three points.
Missed opportunities cost Wrexham as they dominate Eastleigh but fail to hit the net. #WxmAFC
The defensive set-up and Gary Mills' embarrassment of riches between the sticks are the subjects for discussion today. #WxmAFC
Mark Carrington's injury time winner earns Wrexham their first home win of the season. #WxmAFC
Ben and Mark mull over the win at Guiseley and try to avoid getting on to the Aldershot match!
The new weekly podcast in which we dig a bit deeper to analyse the previous week's Wrexham AFC action.
Ben and Mark analyse the Dover game, profess their love for Hamza, survive a cat attack, and try to look into the future.
A crucial win, another clean sheet and a conversation about vampires. Mark and Jamie give you what you want from a Wrexham podcast!
Mark and Carl look at the change in Wrexham;s approach and introduce a bizarre new member of the commentary team!
Gary Mills ahead of our last scheduled Tuesday night fixture of the season #wxmafc #harriers
Mark and Carl reflect on a superb away win and offer a disturbing vision of a bedtime ritual on The Wirral
Carl, Matt and Mark discuss posible comings and goings in January and the value of the FA Trophy
Dom Vose, Blaine Hudson and Connor Jennings' post-match interviews after the Gateshead game.
Jamie Davies' Maelor Radio preview with Wrexham Player commentators Rich Fay and Mark Griffiths.
A look through the papers with the Wrexham Player team.
Opening credits music is not owned by this channel, no copyright intended. All work belongs to Nino Rota.