Bobby Shinton

BEFORE signing for Wrexham, BOBBY SHINTON had spells with both Walsall and Cambridge United. It was at the Racecourse though that he was to achieve the most success finishing fifth in his first season before powering to the Third Division Championship in his second.

Eddie Niedzwiecki

SIGNED by Wrexham as a 14-year-old schoolboy, EDDIE NIEDZWIECKI made his debut in August 1977 replacing the out of favour Brian Lloyd.

Tommy Bamford

TOMMY BAMFORD is one of THE legends of Wrexham Football Club. He holds a number of goalscoring records for the club, including a record tally of

Mickey Thomas

WHAT can one say about MICKEY THOMAS' football abilities that hasn't already been said?

He was a tenacious midfield player, full of flair and eagerness, who would always give 100% wherever he played.

Dixie McNeil

INITIALLY on Leicester City's books, DIXIE McNEIL signed for Fourth Division Exeter City, after his release from Filbert Street.

In 1977, McNeil moved to Wrexham for £60,000 and again featured in major cup ties scoring the equaliser at The Racecourse Ground to take Blyth Spartans to a replay at St James' Park where he scored the winning goal.

Albert Kinsey

THE sight of ALBERT KINSEY receiving his Hall of Fame certificate at The Racecourse in 2002 will have been a welcome reminder to supporters who recalled his contribution to the club. 

Joey Jones

JOEY JONES is a true Wrexham legend and will forever retain a prominent part in the club's history. His affinity with the club began when he left school in 1971 to become one of manager John Neal's crop of promising youngsters. 

Bryan Hughes

STILL only 17 at the time, BRYAN HUGHES became a regular in the team over the course of the following season, even helping the club to the Welsh Cup Final, where a 2-1 victory over Cardiff City enabled the club to lift the trophy for a record 23rd time.