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A terrible start to the season sees Gary Mills leave The Racecourse, but Dean Keates' arrival leads to a run of home wins and a memorable victory at Mills' York City which ensure Wrexham don't get dragged into the relegation scrap.

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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.