Alright, guys, gather ’round, let me tell you about what happened with the Wrexham game. So, I’m a big Wrexham fan, right? And we were supposed to have this big match against Lincoln City. It was going to be a home game, you know, at the Racecourse.
I was super pumped for this match! We are talking about a League One clash, and it’s a big deal for us. I had the date marked on my calendar – Saturday, October 12th. I was counting down the days, all excited to cheer for our team.
- I got my tickets early, made sure I had my Wrexham scarf and jersey ready.
- Planned the whole day around it – getting to the stadium, meeting up with some mates for a few pre-game drinks, the usual.
But then, bam! News comes in that the game’s postponed. I was like, “What? No way!” Turns out, it was because of international call-ups. Apparently, Lincoln City had some players who were called up for national duty, so they couldn’t play. They went to the English Football League (EFL) and asked for the game to be moved, and the EFL said yes.
Man, I was bummed. And I wasn’t the only one. Our manager, Phil Parkinson, he wasn’t surprised, though. Said it happens. But still, it was a letdown. We were all ready for a good match, and it was supposed to be a sold-out crowd at the stadium. A real bummer.
So, now we’re waiting. The match has been moved to November 26th, a Tuesday night. I guess it’s okay, but a Tuesday? That’s a bit of a downer, not as good as a Saturday match, you know? But hey, at least it’s still on.
In the meantime, we had another game, a draw against Wigan. Not the most exciting, a goal-less draw, but it’s something. Keeps us in the game, I guess.
What’s Next?
I’m still looking forward to the Lincoln City match, even though it’s been delayed. I’ll be there, cheering for our boys. Hopefully, it’ll be worth the wait. And you know what? It’s all part of the game. These things happen. You win some, you lose some, and sometimes you just have to wait a bit longer.
That’s my story about the Wrexham game. A bit of a rollercoaster, but that’s football for you. Always keeps you on your toes.
