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No trouble, should only take a couple minutes. I'm eyeballing it right now and the votes with the misspelled name were from multiple people. 😭😭

I can go in and edit it to combine the fake Elliott with the real Elliot. 😭

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YouTube video by Flagz Golf Phil Jagielka & Steven Fletcher play a SECRET Golf Course in Egypt!

The inaugural video from Fletch & Jagz new YouTube channel!

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That's what happens when someone writes in a vote and misspells the name. 👍

Josh Windass leads the pack for September with 17.9% of total votes — a well-earned recognition for his standout showing and memorable performances during the month. Kieffer Moore and Issa Kaboré share the second tier of the leaderboard, each drawing 13.7%, highlighting their consistency and importance across multiple matches. Just behind them, George Dobson earned 8.4%, with Nathan Broadhead close behind on 8.4% as well, reflecting steady contributions through the late September fixtures. The mid-table cluster includes Ryan Barnett (6.3%), Lewis O’Brien (5.3%), and Elliott Lee (7.4%), each securing noticeable fan support for solid performances. Smaller vote shares went to Mark Griffiths (3.2%), Arthur Okonkwo (4.2%), Max Cleworth (1.1%), Ryan Longman (2.1%), Cal Burton (2.1%), and Sam Smith (1.1%), while Callum Doyle, Phil Parkinson, and a lighthearted “Away end steward entertainment for 90 minutes” each received 1.1% — rounding out the month’s spread of appreciation.

🧮 Analysis – Aggregate Votes for September 2025 #WTSMOTM

🥇Windass
🥈Moore, Kabore
🥉Dobson, Broadhead

Overall, it’s a balanced chart showing that while Windass took the spotlight, several others made strong impressions and drew fan recognition. See alt-text for the breakdown. #WxmThirstSection

'George Dobson scoring early for Birmingham?' 🤔

🐉 Old Boys Round-Up (10/03–10/09) Goal scorers & highlights: Ollie Palmer (Swindon) — scored the match winner in a 0–1 away victory at Newport, playing the full 90’. Aaron Hayden (Carlisle) — found the net with the winner in their 1–0 victory over Scunthorpe, completing 90’. Reece Hall-Johnson (King’s Lynn Town) — scored one of two in a loss to Scarborough Athletic. Jack Marriott (Reading, 90') — scored again in the draw vs Mansfield — that’s five goals in five matches for the forward. Other wins: Sam Dalby (Bolton) — 63’ in the win vs Peterborough. Jake Bickerstaff (76’) & Luke Young (90’) (Cheltenham) — both featured in the win over Fleetwood. Bobby Grant (Marine) — win vs Macclesfield. Callum McFadzean (Radcliffe) — win vs Alfreton Town. Bryce Hosannah (Rochdale) — win vs Forest Green. Bradley Foster (Ross County) — win vs Raith Rovers. Fiacre Kelleher (Cork City) — win vs St. Patrick’s Athletic.

Wrexham Old Boys go to WORK! ❤️🐉🔥
Palms & Hayden both struck match winners, Hall-Johnson found the net despite defeat, and Marriott kept it rolling — 5 in 5 for the man up top.

8 more wins for them Old Boys elsewhere (see alt-text).
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Here's the Final Whistle podcast from the #WxmAFC game against Birmingham City. #AskWxm
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Welp, enough of that. Welcome to mute. I'll check back in a couple months to see if you realize how big your britches really are. Bye.

A pie chart titled “03 Oct Wrexham vs Birmingham” showing George Dobson as the runaway winner of the WTSMOTM vote with 60.9%. Max Cleworth follows with 26.1%, while James McClean, Dom Hyam, and Arthur Okonkwo each take 4.3%.

Dobson absolutely bossed it with crunching tackles, threading passes, and sealing it with his first Championship goal. With 61% of the vote, he storms away with #WTSMOTM. Cleworth earns respect in second with 26%, while McClean, Hyam, and Okonkwo each had nods from the Thirsties.

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George Dobson, mouth open in a wide, joyous cheer, sprints with an arm slung around a teammate. His smile flashes under the floodlights, sweat darkening his topknot and glistening on his face. Thigh muscles tense beneath the red kit, he’s pure celebration in motion. Pic is from Wrexham AFC IG.

George Dobson bossed the middle in today’s draw with Birmingham: 90 minutes, a goal, 86% passing, 10 entries into the final third, 4 tackles, and he won every aerial duel. A complete warrior’s performance. ❤️🐉🔥

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He's a keeper!

60 Minutes to vote for the WTS Man of the Match! All Wrexham supporters with a bsky account are invited to vote. #WxmThirstSection #WxmAFC #AskWxm

Since everyone's here for the match, I'm quote-posting this again.

SHE'S ONE OF OUR OWN!!!

So far, 4 out of 5 supporters are Thirsties from the Section.

Let's show her some more love!! It's for a great cause.

GO GO MARGO!!

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25/26 #WTSMOTM Voting Ballot We are the Wrexham Thirst Section @wxmthirstsection.bsky.social‬❤️‍🔥 — the Chaos Collective living for every touch, tackle, and celebration that gets our pulses racing. ‪ We gather on Blue Sky to cele...

🗳️ The Wrexham Thirst Section Ballot’s available, Thirsties! Click-thru to crown your #WTSMOTM for Wrexham vs Birmingham.🏆

Available until 60 min after final whistle. Vote based on performance, appearance, celebration style, you decide.🔥

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Photograph of an annoyed Wrexham fan, stuck at work while his team prepares to take the field. Photo has been rendered as black and white to increase the pathos of it all.

Oh look—it’s another Wrexham AFC match day while I’m stuck at work!

😤😤😤

C’mon Wrexham, thrash Birmingham light weeds before a thresher!

C’mon @wxmthirstsection.bsky.social, cheer the lads on for me!

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🐉 Old Boys Round-Up (09/30–10/01) Burton Albion (George Evans, Seb Revan, James Jones) → Big League One win over Cardiff. Evans nearly went the full 90’ (89’), Revan played the full match, while Jones stayed unused. Peterborough United (Jacob Mendy, Tom O’Connor) → Beat Aston Villa Academy, though both Old Boys were rested and didn’t feature. Reading (Jack Marriott) → Victory over West Ham United Academy, Marriott stayed rested on the bench. Woking (Jake Hyde) → Picked up a win against Solihull Moors, but Hyde didn’t play. Carlisle United (Aaron Hayden) → Took three points vs Hartlepool, though Hayden didn’t feature. Tamworth (Jordan Ponticelli) → Got a win over Altrincham, Ponticelli with an 18’ cameo. Scunthorpe United (Rory Watson) → Shutout York City, though Watson stayed unused. Rochdale (Bryce Hosannah) → Loss to FC Halifax, Hosannah didn’t play. Forest Green Rovers (Luke McNicholas) → 90’ in a hard-fought draw with Boston United. Solihull Moors (Cameron Green & Tyler French) → 2–0 loss to Woking; Green went the full 90’, French got 18’. ⚽ No goals from the Old Boys this round, but Evans and Revan were key in Burton’s win and McNicholas put in another full shift for Forest Green.

The lads were busy across the leagues this week: Evans & Revan helped see off Cardiff for Burton, Ponticelli got minutes in Tamworth’s win, and McNicholas held firm for 90’ with FGR. No goals this time out. Dragons breathing fire wherever they roam. ❤️🐉

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YouTube video by Wrexham AFC Coffee Matchup Podcast Ep 7: Ankles, Knees, and Thighs - OH MY!

Ep 7: Ankles, Knees, and Thighs...OH MY!! is out now! This week, Dave and Courtney discuss the frustrating Derby County draw and preview the Leicester City and Birmingham City matches. With a shoutout to the #wxmthirstsection! #askwxm #wxmafc
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A pie chart titled “30 Sep Leicester City vs Wrexham” shows Lewis O’Brien dominating the vote with 50%. Nathan Broadhead follows with 19.2%. Lewis Brunt claims 11.5%, while Kieffer Moore, George Dobson, Issa Kaboré, Max Cleworth, and Josh Windass each have 3.8%.

Lewis O’Brien, back-to-back king.👑 Against a just-relegated Leicester, our man ran the show and walked off with #WTSMOTM again. 🐉❤️

Half the vote and absolutely all of our hearts.

Nathan Broadhead (19.2%) and Lewis Brunt (11.5%) picked up plenty of love as well.

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Lewis O’Brien, in full Wrexham red kit with number 27 on his back, sprinting across the pitch mid-celebration. His arms are stretched slightly back as he runs, the energy of the moment captured with the crowd behind him exploding in red. His shorts cling tight across his form, showing off the power in his stride.

Leicester away and the Red Dragons took a point home.🔥

Lewis O’Brien ran the midfield like a man possessed — 90 minutes, an assist, 82% passing, 2/2 successful dribbles, and 4 recoveries. Controlled, composed, and completely unbothered.

Back-to-back #WTSMOTM. 🐉❤️

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They all know. All of them.

LOB was mine for sure.

60 Minutes to vote for the WTS Man of the Match! All Wrexham supporters with a bsky account are invited to vote. #WxmThirstSection #WxmAFC #AskWxm

25/26 #WTSMOTM Voting Ballot We are the Wrexham Thirst Section @wxmthirstsection.bsky.social‬❤️‍🔥 — the Chaos Collective living for every touch, tackle, and celebration that gets our pulses racing. ‪ We gather on Blue Sky to cele...

🗳️ The Wrexham Thirst Section Ballot’s available, Thirsties! Click-thru to crown your #WTSMOTM for Leicester City Wrexham.🏆

Available until 60 min after final whistle. Vote based on performance, appearance, celebration style, you decide.🔥

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Love to see it!!!

Iolo, my 5 year old celebrating his first ever live Wrexham goal. Beautiful to see such pure, unadulterated joy.
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🐉 Old Boys Update: Week of 09/26–10/02 The Old Boys had themselves a week! Plenty of Ws on the board and some goals to make the Thirsties proud: ⚽⚽ Jordan Davies bagged two goals in Fleetwood’s win over Colchester — our lad shining bright. ⚽ Ollie Palmer struck for Swindon in their 2–0 win over Bromley, doing it all with that trademark presence (and peach 🍑). ⚽ Jack Marriott netted for Reading in a 1–1 draw with Stockport County (who we hates), proving he can still sting. And across the leagues: Wins for Luke Bolton (Mansfield), Mo Faal (Port Vale), Bryce Hosannah (Rochdale), Rory Watson (Scunthorpe), and Cameron Green + Tyler French (Solihull). Losses scattered (Dalby, Hayden, Mullin & more), but the graft is always noted.

Old Boys watch: JD (90',⚽⚽) for Fleetwood, Palms (72',⚽) for Swindon, and Marriott (90',⚽) for Reading (against them that we hates 😒). Wins all over the map for Bolton, Faal, Hosannah, Watson, Green, & French. Once a Red Dragon, always a Red Dragon. ❤️🐉

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Ollie Palmer, in Swindon red, celebrating after a 2–0 win over Bromley. His tall frame dominates the shot as he turns side-on, shorts hugging his sculpted thighs and that unmistakable striker booty stealing the scene. Teammates crowd in, but Palms’ presence commands all the attention.

OK, Thirsties. Grab your BP medication and oxygen tanks, you might need em for this one. Swindon win 2-0 over OMFG WHO THE FUCK CARES LOOK AT DAT BOOTY. 🥵🥵🥵 #WxmThirstSection #WxmOldBoys