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Askey is the only man to fit Wrexham!

This will come as zero consolation to the faithful fans who took Sam Ricketts to their heart or the board who had invested their money and time in him, but Wrexham should be applauded for having the foresight to have given such a talented young manager his chance. Ricketts’ departure this week to take up the reins at Shrewsbury comes just nine months after Dean Keates was lured away from the Racecourse Ground to join Walsall. Tough on the Wrexham support, but a sign of the times that if you step up and do well, Football League clubs will take note...

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