Connect with us

Latest News

Trinidad and Tobago FA won’t allow manager Dennis Lawrence to speak to Wrexham

Lawrence, the former Wrexham and Swansea defender, is the bookies’ favourite to replace Sam Ricketts
uyz4psmbjwcy-2

The Trinidad and Tobago Football Association say it has no intention of allowing manager Dennis Lawrence to enter discussions with Wrexham regarding their vacant managerial post.

Lawrence, the former Wrexham and Swansea defender, is the bookies’ favourite to replace Sam Ricketts, who left the club on Sunday to become Shrewsbury Town’s new manager.
Lawrence has been managing Trinidad and Tobago since 2017 after earning 89 caps for his country.
He made 198 appearances for the Dragons in a five year spell between 2001-2006, but his chances of a return have been hindered by his international bosses.
A statement from the TTFA read: “The TTFA wishes to state that it has no intentions of allowing its current employee, Mr Lawrence, to engage in discussions with the club regarding the possibilities of a move and a subsequent step down from his position as Head Coach of the Men’s Senior National Team.
“The FA has engaged in discussions with Mr Lawrence on this matter and is pleased to have his understanding and cooperation.”
Graham Barrow is in temporary charge while the Wrexham hierarchy have stated their intention of appointing Ricketts’ successor as soon as possible.

Related Topics
Click to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Tackle the News

- Sign Up for our weekly Non-League Newsletter
Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.
Your subscription has been successful.
My Betting Sites
Pro Direct
Isuzu

free bets

online bettingbest-betting-sites-by-betinireland-banner

free bets

More in Latest News

  •

    DARYL’S URCHINS RELISH BIG DATES

    ➤Continued from Front they can really get excited about seeing their side play in the National League against Kiddy. “Although it’s still a few weeks away yet, it’s one we’re all looking forward to. “Winning promotion, the club’s first time in the league, then you’re playing against clubs who have...

  •

    BLUES’ BID TO TIGHTEN IT UP

    By Chris Dunlavy BRENTWOOD Town boss Keith Rowland says tightening up last season’s shaky defence is his summer priority. The Blues enjoyed an impressive first season at Step 3, finishing fifth in the Isthmian Premier before losing a thrilling play-off final 2-1 to Billericay. Their tally of 84 goals was...

  •

    IT DOESN’T HAVE TO BE SWIFT – LUKE

    By Matt Badcock NEW ERA: Heybridge Swifts are preparing for Essex Senior League football PICTURE: Alamy LUKE WILSON says there’s no pressure for an instant comeback at Heybridge Swifts – but they will still be giving their all to achieve one. Swifts slipped out of Step 4 last season and...

  •

    REBELS’ HINSH PLOTS LONG STAY

    By Matthew Nash ADAM HINSHELWOOD has insisted Worthing have no intention of being a one-season wonder in National League after finally achieving promotion following three near-misses. The Rebels clinched the National League South title in April after popular boss Hinshelwood, right, returned to the club in October, banishing the memory...