Richard Williams
Reporter at The Leader
Proud dad. Wrexham FC reporter for the Wrexham Leader newspaper. Views my own.
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3 days ago |
leaderlive.co.uk | Richard Williams
Ben Tozer in action for Wrexham (Image: PA) BEN TOZER was gutted he missed seeing Wrexham make history. The 35-year-old centre-back, who this week announced his retirement from football, was club captain and a back-to-back promotion winner during his time at The Racecourse. He joined from Cheltenham Town in August 2021 and was part of the Wrexham side which clinched the National League title following a record-breaking 2022-23 campaign.
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3 days ago |
leaderlive.co.uk | Richard Williams
Wrexham celebrate (Image: Gemma Thomas) PHIL PARKINSON is looking to strengthen his squad for the club's first tilt at the Championship in 43 years but the Reds' boss insists he already has good players at his disposal. Wrexham finished runners-up in League One this season, securing an historic third successive promotion.
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4 days ago |
leaderlive.co.uk | Richard Williams
It was job done in the opening period as Cru led 26-0 at half-time through tries by Sam Wilde (2), Jordy Gibson and Ollie Brookes (2), with Jamie Dallimore kicking three conversions. Brookes sealed his hat-trick early in the second half and although play-off chasing Rochdale scored two tries, Forster says an excellent opening 40 minutes paved the way for an eighth win in nine outings.
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4 days ago |
leaderlive.co.uk | Richard Williams
2 1/1 NORTHOP showed they are a force to be reckoned with by picking up a huge win against Premier Division high-fliers Bangor. Beaten just once in their opening six matches, Bangor have made an excellent start to the season but Northop triumphed by three wickets to climb up to fifth in the table. Nadeem Rehman (38) and Franco Kasner (52) top scored for Bangor who were all out for 148 with captain Bart Ryan-Beswick taking a brilliant 6-18 from eight overs.
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4 days ago |
leaderlive.co.uk | Richard Williams
Supun Eranga top scored with 47 as Carmel posted 136 for seven in their 40 overs with Jack Gibson taking 4-17. Although their two openers went cheaply, Buckley triumphed with 139 for seven with Danny Peover (33), Chris Geary (52) and Jack Whitley (24) seeing them home. Amer Jamil (3-18) was the pick of the Carmel bowlers.
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