“Bury Some of These Demons” – With Promotion in Sight, Ryan Reynolds’ Wrexham Star Ben Foster Fires Rallying Call as They Chase Notts County in League Standings

It has been a few days since Wrexham AFC suffered a shocking defeat after remaining unbeaten in the league for unfathomable 27 matches. However, despite a historical record-breaking season, Wrexham is fighting a very close battle for automatic promotion. This season seems a very extreme edition of the 2011/12 season when Wrexham had recorded 98 points in a season and still didn’t get promoted.

However, the difference is that Wrexham has multiple megastars this time and is taking charge of the team. Stars like Paul Mullin and Rob Lainton have played an immense role in this historical season for the red dragons. In this need of the hour, Wrexham’s newest star Ben Foster got the baton and has inspired his teammates.

Wrexham to use anger against Notts County

Ben Foster recently talked with the Mirror about the upcoming league-defining matchup between Notts County and Wrexham. As he recently experienced three goals scored on the team while he was guarding the post, he had some words of motivation for the team.

He said, “It’s a good chance to try and bury some of these demons straight away and it’s obviously a massive game for us. We know what is at stake when we play Notts County on Monday, and hopefully, we can take a bit of anger from the [Halifax] game and turn it into a real high-tempo, proper performance for our fans to enjoy.”

He continued, “It’s very good for the neutral (the title race), but not so good for a Wrexham fan. Friday would have been a great chance to maintain that lead and to maintain our unbeaten run. But that is football and fair play to Halifax, they were good.”

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Everyone on the team understands the importance of the upcoming games. Fans are expecting the team to go Super Sayen mode as they went against Coventry in the FA Cup. Everyone is eagerly waiting for the big match, as the club has a challenge to take care of.

A challenge for the red dragons

While thousands of fans all around the world are praying for the red dragons to win the match on Monday, a few are having doubts. One such name is former Premier League player Aaron McLean. He took it to Twitter, sharing a screenshot of the table and captioning it, saying, “Good luck shifting them now“. Winning the upcoming match will do just that for the Welsh club.

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Do you think Wrexham will be able to get the automatic promotion, or do they have to go through a growling playoff spree to say goodbye to the fifth tier? Drop your predictions in the comments below.