It took us a long time to get to grips with playing Wrexham; Boro’ not beating the Dragons until our fifth attempt. In spite of their best efforts, the Welsh side have so far failed in their bid to get back into the Football League and the wait is getting ever-longer by the season. Not that things aren’t trying to improve that situation. The club now has two Hollywood A-listers at the helm – and it’s arguably a touch of class unseen before in that part of North Wales.
You need to travel west and join the M1 northbound – whichever way is best for you. Or you can head north on the A1 and then west on the A14. Join the M6 northbound and continue along the old part of the motorway (through Birmingham) to J10a for the M54.
Again, there’s an alternative and that’s to take the M6 toll to T8. Here, you should follow signs for Wolverhampton and then Featherstone (A460). Just after you pass through the village of Featherstone, there is a large roundabout where you can then join the M54.
Take the M54 until it becomes the A5 and continue west to Shrewsbury. At Shrewsbury, follow signs for the A5 and head north-west for Oswestry, and then north. At Chirk, leave the A5 for the northbound A483. After about 7.5 miles, exit the A438 at the junction with the A541.
Off the slip road, take the fourth exit for the town centre and the ground will appear.
There should be plenty of parking available in the Glyndwr University campus car park, which is next to the away end and just before the stadium on the left if coming from the A483.
By Rail
Station: WREXHAM
Services to: BIRMINGHAM NEW STREET (for PETERBOROUGH)
The station is literally on the other side of the bridge from the Racecourse Ground. Just remember – once you go up the station approach, turn right to cross the railway. But you should be able to see the ground from here and know what’s what.
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