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Just found this cracking vid recently posted on YouTube and it’s well worth a watch. Disagree with him a little about the new ground but some cracking pics in the vid and brought back some great memories!

https://youtu.be/vVI...VEpyuWf4L_Kl2xA

Anyone off here rubbing shoulders with me and the missus at tonight’s awards do?

Good riddance to the hell hole that is the National League…
Whatever your tipple is tonight or what ever way your celebrating we’ve waited six long years for this.
We’ve got our club back…
Cheers!!!

Anyone else off to the AGM tonight?

Well it might not be the pages of fawning write ups that Wrexham got last year but it’s a start. From this mornings Mail.

■ NOBODY seems entirely sure who scored. Will Grigg, who was clearly in the vicinity, basked in the adulation like any striker would, and Tom Naylor, who crossed it, has gone down as the scorer in the record books, though it looked an awful lot like a Barnet player turned it into his own net. Either way, that goal in Tuesday’s 2-0 win at The Hive was Chesterfield’s 100th of the season, a landmark not reached by the Spireites since 1956-57, according to club expert Phil Tooley. Ash Palmer scored No 101 at Dorking on Saturday when a shock 4-1 defeat cut their lead at the top of the National League to 20 points.

Paul Cook’s team are on their way back to the EFL and in illustrious company, three goals shy of Manchester City this season and four behind Liverpool. Bundesliga leaders Bayer Leverkusen have 99. Bolton have the most in the EFL with 92 and fellow League One promotion pushers Peterborough are on 91.