Less than 72 hours after Wrexham denounced their National League demons and staked their flag back into the Football League pyramid, the club’s training pitches were back to full capacity.
Wrexham Women were in training, two weeks on from securing promotion to the Adran Premier, the top-flight of women’s football in Wales, with their 1-0 promotion play-off victory over Briton Ferry.
An eight-year return journey from forcible fold to the apex of women’s football had been completed, but the club aren’t resting on their laurels, nor the ostensible global tour de force that is Wrexham under co-owners Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds.
