Club History
Managerial History 1924-1985
1924–26 Charlie Hewitt
Selection Committee 1926-1929
1929–31 Jack Baynes
1932–37 Ernest Blackburn
1937–38 Cpt James (Jimmy) Logan
1938– Sept 1938 Arthur Cowell
1939–42 Tom Morgan
1942–49 Tom Williams
1949–50 Les McDowall
1950–55 Peter Jackson
1955–57 Cliff Lloyd
1957–59 John Love
1960–61 Billy Morris
1961–65 Ken Barnes
1924–26 Charlie Hewitt
Selection Committee 1926-1929
1929–31 Jack Baynes
1932–37 Ernest Blackburn
1937–38 Cpt James (Jimmy) Logan
1938– Sept 1938 Arthur Cowell
1939–42 Tom Morgan
1942–49 Tom Williams
1949–50 Les McDowall
1950–55 Peter Jackson
1955–57 Cliff Lloyd
1957–59 John Love
1960–61 Billy Morris
1961–65 Ken Barnes
1965–66 Billy Morris
1966–67 Jack Rowley
1967–68 Alvan Williams
1968–77 John Neal
1977–81 Arfon Griffiths
1981–82 Mel Sutton
1982–85 Bobby Roberts
Racecourse Ground History
The Racecourse Ground History 1600s to 2016
The First Game
Wrexham Football and Athletic Club played their first ever game, which they lost by two goals to one, against ten men of The Prince of Wales Fire Brigade, at The Racecourse Ground on
22nd October 1864, but the Racecourse Ground history goes back much further, click the link below to read all about it.
Trophy History
Trophy History
Wrexham Football Club Athletic Sports 1865
Picture - The oldest trophy known to have been presented to a member of a football team, in the World.
C.E. Kershaw
wrexham afc
Football Kit Archive
Wrexham AFC was founded in 1864, making it Wales' oldest professional Football Club and the third oldest in the world.
Located at The Racecourse Ground
( STōK Cae Ras) in Wrexham, North Wales, it was established in 1864, making it the oldest club in the country. The team's home attire traditionally consists of a red shirt paired with whit
Wrexham AFC was founded in 1864, making it Wales' oldest professional Football Club and the third oldest in the world.
Located at The Racecourse Ground
( STōK Cae Ras) in Wrexham, North Wales, it was established in 1864, making it the oldest club in the country. The team's home attire traditionally consists of a red shirt paired with white shorts and red socks, a kit that has been a staple since the club's inception. Over the years, the away kit for Wrexham A.F.C. has seen various changes.