In the battle of the archrivals, the quest for pride is paramount. In their journey, Ryan Reynolds’ Wrexham has seen some hurting lows and turned them into stepping stones. But, next week lies one opportunity to get a shot back at their history. The club’s six undisputed game streak is at stake but more importantly, the aim will be to regain the lost pride against the adversary. One of the important players they are looking up to reveals that they’re ready for the mission.

Wrexham has been very busy for the past year trying to figure out strategies to navigate the bigger challenges. After their initial loss to MK Dons, one of the oldest clubs in the world was able to hold on to its nerves. The following game day will give them the needed motivation if it goes right.

Wrexham aims for revenge

Last year Wrexham had the opportunity to get back to English League 2. It was hampered by a heartbreaking penultimate strike by Luke Waterfall of Grimsby Town. Wrexham will face Grimsby Town again this Saturday, one year after the Mariners spoiled their promotion party. $266,000 rated new signing, William Boyle, is confident that his team has what it takes to defeat the 11th-placed side. He said, “We have got strength in depth in abundance and that is good.” Boyle added, “I am just looking forward to cracking on and enjoying it.”

Wrexham would love to get the much-needed revenge to boost their morale in the league. Last time, it was their own former center-back who gave them the biggest disappointment in the playoffs of the National Championship.

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Wrexham will not be complacent against Grimsby even though they are placed 4 places above them on the table at 7th. Grimsby is also coming into the game at the back of 5 league matches without a defeat.

Wrexham’s firepower keeps players on their toes

Wrexham will look at their squad and feel that they eventually have enough strength to get through. Despite letting go of a lot of players, Wrexham could secure the signing of William Boyle from Huddersfield Town. The center-back has quickly established himself as a key member of the squad. Considering the quality of Wrexham’s bench strength, Boyle feels that he needs to work hard to keep his place in the squad. He said, “I know it’s a cliche, but it’s true – competition is healthy. If you know there is somebody chomping at the bit to take your shirt, then you know you have got to be at it. Personally, I have got the mentality that I know I have got to be at it.”

Boyle already scored his first goal for Wrexham. The center-back headed his first for Wrexham against Walsall. Amid the challenges in the league, the man from Yorkshire feels he has the mentality to face the competition and seal his place. Looks like Phil Parkinson and the boys are ready to prove a point against their rivals from last year.

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