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LET’S WRITE NEW CHAPTER AFTER OUR WORST YEAR

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DEAN KEATES PLOTS A WREXHAM REVIVAL

By CHRIS DUNLAVY

DEAN Keates is not eager to discuss last season. Nobody, least of all Wrexham supporters, should be surprised.
Over the last 13 years, those hardy souls have endured the ignominy of relegation from the EFL, failed title challenges, play-off heartbreak and endless false dawns.
Yet even by recent standards, the 2019-20 campaign was dismal.
Parked in the relegation zone for lengthy spells, the Reds were a shot-shy, insipid imitation of the side that finished fourth in the table in 2018-19.
Though form improved when Keates returned to the ...

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