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Wrexham 1-0 Southend United: Dragons warm the cockles!

PHIL Parkinson hailed the herculean effort of Wrexham’s staff and volunteers after their 6am arrival at the Racecourse to clear the pitch of snow was rewarded with a record win.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 March 2023

By Matt Waters

WREXHAM 1
Arnold (og) 38

SOUTHEND UTD 0

OH NO! Southend United keeper Steve Arnold inadvertently diverts the ball into his own net
PICTURE: Gemma Thomas

PHIL Parkinson hailed the herculean effort of Wrexham’s staff and volunteers after their 6am arrival at the Racecourse to clear the pitch of snow was rewarded with a record win.
Steve Arnold’s own goal ensured their efforts weren’t in vain as the Red Dragons edged a war of attrition in wet and miserable conditions in north Wales.
Victory set a new club record of 25 league matches unbeaten, and a 17th win in 18 home ga...

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