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More inclined to think of it as a repeated clash in terms of playing styles, the supposed :Swansea way" against Parkinson's teams playing styles, over the years our team have come up against his teams we have won some and lost some but as a team we progress higher and out of reach of his teams, money has given his teams a bit more quality but hopefully ours will surpass his, last season there were a number of occasions where managers with old heads out did Matos givem the quality in our team hopefully that won't be the case tomorrow night.
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Is the Wrexham match a real derby? on 12:42 - Sep 4 with 2531 views
As for being a Derby match only in the sense of being a game against another Welsh team there seems to have always been and still is a North South divide in Wales each region having more in common with nearby neighbours, sure the historians can set me straight on that account on shared history and collaboration even migration ànd immigration from different parts of the United Kingdom and Ireland and over how for many years from the commonwealth, parts of Europe and the wider world
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Is the Wrexham match a real derby? on 13:22 - Sep 4 with 2466 views
I think it’s in no way a derby or a real deep seated rivalry. I suppose we have to see it by way of a big compliment they are paying us - just look how Macilhenney and Reynolds were allowed to take over the commentary by sky in the away game last year. It showed a huge neediness to be recognised as our new rival but nobody down here was buying it and worse still neutral fans thought (correctly) it was completely out of order for them to be given the comms anyway (let alone some dodgy refereeing decisions that were given in their favour).
As for tomorrow they will be on a high after beating Millwall so convincingly and we will need a repeat performance of Tuesdays to make it 4 wins out of 5. I’m sure Matos will be focussing on that last meeting at the racecourse and the injustices surrounding it and will get the boys fired up for it (in a good way obviously). Two long trips in 4 days won’t help them but hopefully our extra days rest will stand us in good stead.
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Is the Wrexham match a real derby? on 13:27 - Sep 4 with 2450 views
I enjoy beating Wrexham because of the Hollywood Crap, its not because they are from North Wales. Cardiff is our derby game. I would prefer to beat Cardiff every day of the week. Wrexham - it's just another 3 points. Without the Hollywood side story it would not be any more appealing to me than beating anyone else in the league
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Is the Wrexham match a real derby? on 13:31 - Sep 4 with 2422 views
Is the Wrexham match a real derby? on 13:27 - Sep 4 by DoubeDoube
I enjoy beating Wrexham because of the Hollywood Crap, its not because they are from North Wales. Cardiff is our derby game. I would prefer to beat Cardiff every day of the week. Wrexham - it's just another 3 points. Without the Hollywood side story it would not be any more appealing to me than beating anyone else in the league
It must really piss them off that we, their apparent poor rivals are top of the league.
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Is the Wrexham match a real derby? on 14:09 - Sep 4 with 2361 views
Is the Wrexham match a real derby? on 13:27 - Sep 4 by DoubeDoube
I enjoy beating Wrexham because of the Hollywood Crap, its not because they are from North Wales. Cardiff is our derby game. I would prefer to beat Cardiff every day of the week. Wrexham - it's just another 3 points. Without the Hollywood side story it would not be any more appealing to me than beating anyone else in the league
Wrexham are just a tinpot club who have fallen on good times.
I remember going to the Racecourse late 80's early 90's when the away support was as many as the home crowd.
They maybe one of the oldest football clubs (which seems important to them) but to me it just means they have been irrelevant for longer.
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Is the Wrexham match a real derby? on 14:16 - Sep 4 with 2346 views
Nope. Not a derby for me. However, I really want to beat them because of the whole Reynolds/McElhenny sky commentary b******s, & how entitled their fans have become. Biggest club in Wales my arse.
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Is the Wrexham match a real derby? on 14:19 - Sep 4 with 2314 views
Is the Wrexham match a real derby? on 14:16 - Sep 4 by Cheese_addict
Nope. Not a derby for me. However, I really want to beat them because of the whole Reynolds/McElhenny sky commentary b******s, & how entitled their fans have become. Biggest club in Wales my arse.
This all day long. They have bought their way up, I can't wait to see them on the way back down.
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Is the Wrexham match a real derby? on 15:06 - Sep 4 with 2251 views
Is the Wrexham match a real derby? on 17:02 - Sep 4 by blackswan
No not a real derby just interesting as unusual for three Welsh sides in the same division bragging rights to who comes top
Well exactly Let’s be honest , it’s particularly of interest as we want pit them back onto their box They’re media love child right now and that’s fine but who’s your daddy
Is the Wrexham match a real derby? on 17:50 - Sep 4 by union_jack
I think Birmingham are their best chance. Hollywood v the Brady Bunch
But we have really watered that down in the American and now the Canadian market . Signing that Canadian international was genius . Seen Canadians chuffed their merch had arrived on social media today .
Snoop Dogg is the biggest named celeb. Anyone who likes Tom Brady would never pick soccer over health and safety rugby . After another season of being stagnant wouldn’t it be awesome if we did go up and take their Disney series off deadpool 🤣
Tongwynlais AFC away in the Adran Cymru Penclawdd Cockle Co. Ltd Challenge Cup would be more of a "derby" than playing the Disney Ponyf***ers from Y Gogledd....
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Is the Wrexham match a real derby? on 18:35 - Sep 4 with 1985 views
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