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Welcome to VAR Wrexham, what happened to the 5cm tolerance the Redshite had applied earlier in the season, utter bollocks officialdom again
Crap he looks offside
Great stuff. That must be his first touch. Mickey Thomas is losing it.
Paul yes true. it depends I suppose on the circumstances, if Pickford had said it, yes that would have placed us in an impossible position. But if Nathan Patterson had cried off I can kind of understand it. if you\'re low on confidence and in a crucial position, I can understand if someone had said \'pick him not me, I\'m not quite right\' The pressure on the players was pretty intolerable, even if they are professionals.
Look at his examples of leadership on that night, Paul. Tarkowski had a Weston and nearly sent us down – see highlights for reminders and Seamus didnt play.