At the recent Wrexham FC AGM, the club board introduced Andy Slinger, a season-ticket holder and brand consultant who is going to work with the club (free of charge) to help define and deliver the Wrexham FC brand, with the aim of making the club more attractive to fans, businesses and the people
of North Wales. As part of this project Andy would like to speak to as many fans as possible, to understand your thoughts and opinions regarding the future
Wrexham Football Club.

Fersiwn Cymraeg

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We know we say it every time, but there is always a lot to update the membership on, and we want to keep you informed as much as we can. All information is significant to the running of Wrexham Football Club of which YOU are an owner. It is important that you read it all. 

So We’re Safe?

It been very noticeable the past few months from our Membership renewals that membership figures have dropped to just over 2,000 from a peak early last year of almost 2,500. We know we are talking to the converted here, but there seems be a perception that following the takeover, that fans can now sit back and let their membership lapse. This is so far away from the truth as the accounts at the Annual General Meeting of Wrexham Football Club showed.

Yes, we have made in roads into the debt we took on, but we cannot rest on our laurels. 

For the first time in ten years supporters of Wrexham Football Club attended the club's annual general meeting to receive the financial statements for the year ending 30th June 2012.

The AGM, held in the Nick Whitehead Theatre at Glyndwr University, was the first annual general meeting of Wrexham AFC Limited, the company set up by supporters to take the football club into community ownership under the stewardship of Wrexham Supporters Trust.

The recent FA Trophy away game at Sutton saw one of Wrexham FC's independent supporters groups the Shropshire Reds come to the club's rescue by sponsoring the team coach to the game at the Gander Green Lane ground, which also included paying for the overnight accommodation for the team, which was a huge help in reducing our costs for the game.