The Racecourse Ground, Wrexham

A fact that many of you may not know - Wrexham's racecourse ground is th oldest international football ground in the world . You might be thinking 'Its not an international ground ' but thats where you would be wrong as the Welsh National football team still play matches there . It is basically the home of Wrexham Football Club who are in the Blue Square Premier (the fifth tier of english football ) . The average attendance of Wrexham's football matches this season has been around 3,000 which is quite dissapointing for a ground that holds 15,000 . The ground is set to see huge development this summer in the form of 'wrexham village' which will see the ground have a ...  Read the complete review

The Nationwide Football season is now officially over (unless you are lucky enough to be a supporter of one of the clubs in the play-offs), and quite frankly I’m bored already. Actually as a Wrexham supporter my season just about finished on Friday 21 September when we lost 5-nil at Tranmere. From that moment on we always looked relegation material and eventually succumbed without hardly leaving the dreaded zone all season. So, to cheer myself up and get myself in tune for winning next season’s Third Division Championship, I thought I’d tell you about my second home – ‘The Racecourse’ a stadium which is now ...  Read the complete review

Afte suggesting this stadium for the category, it seems only fitting that im the first to write about it. "Why add a 2nd division stadium to the list," you may ask. well the answer is 3 fold. Firstly, The Racecourse Ground in Wrexham is not only host to Football games, but also to Welsh Rugby internationals and other important Welsh national events. Overshadowed maybe by the new Millenium Stadium in Cardiff to the South, it still is the pride of North Wales sporting facilities. Secondly, There are worse stadiums from lower division teams in this section so I thought I should spread the word for my team. Thirdly, It is an ...  Read the complete review