Carey plea for home help
Wrexham manager Brian Carey is looking forward to tomorrow's final game the season - despite the spectre of relegation. Wrexham manager Brian Carey is looking forward to tomorrow's final game the season - despite the spectre of relegation. The Dragons go into the game against Boston United at the Racecourse knowing that a victory will see them retain their Football League status. But defeat could spell disaster and the dreaded drop to the Conference. Carey is going in to the game confident his team can get a result. Read the full story in today's Shropshire Star
Wrexham manager Brian Carey is looking forward to tomorrow's final game the season - despite the spectre of relegation.The Dragons go into the game against Boston United at the Racecourse knowing that a victory will see them retain their Football League status. But defeat could spell disaster and the dreaded drop to the Conference.
Carey is going in to the game confident his team can get a result.
He said: "Things are going well, we just want to get the game on now and it's hard to wait for these big games to start.
"This is a huge game for the club with massive implications - and we are ready for it.
"We will be going out to win because you can't go out for a draw in football and it only takes one moment to change a game.
"People have talked this week about Liverpool having a 12th man (against Chelsea) and the big crowd coming tomorrow will give us that same boost."
By Andy Rogers