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Ricketts is ready to rumble

By Matt Badcock

WANDERING ACT: Sam Ricketts enjoyed success as a player at Wolves

WATCHING Wolves’ Championship-winning manager Nuno Espirito Santo and spending a week with Brendan Rodgers have helped prepare Sam Ricketts for his first crack at management with Wrexham.
The 36-year-old has had a busy first fortnight in charge of the Welsh National League club as he looks to start piecing together a team capable of promotion to the Football League.
”I TRY TO SPEAK TO, WATCH AND LEARN OFF AS MANY PEOPLE AS I CAN. IT’S UP TO ME THEN TO TRY AND...

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