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| 761. Author: Indiapar1 Date: Mon 23rd Jun 2025. 15:57 cammypar 1995, Mon 23 Jun 15:49 If that`s true. Agree G Wardrope Reply |
| 762. Author: Higgys Mohawk Date: Mon 23rd Jun 2025. 16:12 Fletcher and Kane can play 45mins each to stay fit. Genius move from Lennon if true! Reply |
| 763. Author: Bertie Paton Date: Mon 23rd Jun 2025. 16:16 Topic Originator: cammypar 1995 like Date: Mon 23 Jun 15:49 ``Apparently Steven Fletcher’s set to join up with the squad for the behind closed doors game. It sounds like he’ll be involved in some capacity. Big name to be bringing in at this level if it comes off and if he’s anywhere near fit he’d be a massive handful in this league.`` Wrexham fans were disappointed he was let go. Don`t think there were any fitness issues and his technical ability is way above our level. Think he could be a brilliant signing for next season. Connor Young could learn a lot from him and Kane. Post Edited (Mon 23 Jun 16:37) Reply |
| 764. Author: Raymie the Legend Date: Mon 23rd Jun 2025. 16:23 Agree, BP. A bit like Brewster and Crawford ?  It`s bloody tough being a legend Ron Atkinson - 1983 Reply |
| 765. Author: Bertie Paton Date: Mon 23rd Jun 2025. 16:27 Absolutely Raymie. Fletcher would be a similar type to Brewster. Not heavily reliant on pace but a technically gifted footballer. He played 40 times for Wrexham last year. Reply |
| 766. Author: Raymie the Legend Date: Mon 23rd Jun 2025. 16:30 Fletcher would stroll it at this level, even at his age. 🤞 It`s bloody tough being a legend Ron Atkinson - 1983 Reply |
| 767. Author: davepars Date: Mon 23rd Jun 2025. 16:45 Think Fletcher has played over 70 games last 3 seasons.......fitness not really in question then. Reply |
| 768. Author: neilholland999 Date: Mon 23rd Jun 2025. 16:54 Raymie the Legend, Mon 23 Jun 16:23 We had a much better midfield back then (Gary Mason, Darren Young, Barry Nicholson, et al) so here`s hoping we can also improve in this area of the park. Reply |
| 769. Author: AlterPar Date: Mon 23rd Jun 2025. 16:54 Our very own Brian Graham….but better! Reply |
| 770. Author: wee eck Date: Mon 23rd Jun 2025. 17:12 `Topic Originator: wee eck Date: Sat 17 May 10:24 I see Steven Fletcher, now 38, is leaving Wrexham and looking for `a new adventure`.` Somebody at the club must read this forum! Maybe it`s David Cook! I hope this is more than just a rumour! That sort of signing would be worth the wait. Reply |
| 771. Author: DJAS Date: Mon 23rd Jun 2025. 17:14 Would be a cracking signing. Young boys would benefit from this massively. Listened to a few podcasts where when he was mentioned it was always very positive about him. Predictor league winner 2012/2013 Reply |
| 772. Author: Westies squint kicks Date: Mon 23rd Jun 2025. 17:27 Fletcher when he was at Stoke, Oakley Boothe was a team mate. Reply |
| 773. Author: GG Riva Date: Mon 23rd Jun 2025. 17:44 Raymie the Legend, Mon 23 Jun 16:23 I was very sceptical when the Pars signed Brewster at 35. It didn`t take me long to realise how misplaced that scepticism had been. Brew was perfect for Stevie. He could hold the ball up and lay off the perfect pass for his strike partner to run on to. Neither player was as effective without the other. Craig added a lot to his game during his time in Greece. And Brewster was still playing for the Pars at 38, so I`d be delighted to welcome Fletcher. Age is no barrier if you`ve looked after yourself and you train well. Fletcher is class. Would love to see him at EEP.  Not your average Sunday League player. Reply |
| 774. Author: Indiapar1 Date: Mon 23rd Jun 2025. 17:46 He would do a job for us both on and off the park. He still doesn`t seem ready to retire. If he has kept fit he still has 2 or 3 years of playing and making a contribution. He would be a great signing for us and a leader on the park up front. G Wardrope Reply |
| 775. Author: obiwanyouknowme Date: Mon 23rd Jun 2025. 18:42 Should see the Rovers thread on Pie and Bovril. All of a sudden they are panicking that Easton could be coming to us. Rumours of us offering the use of our facilities for his academy and that. It’s quite a good read Reply |
| 776. Author: Dave_1885 Date: Mon 23rd Jun 2025. 19:01 Fletcher would be a statement signing. Even at 38 he would do well in this league. Lets just hope theres some new faces in the squad after this training camp, get us excited for the season ahead. Reply |
| 777. Author: kozmasrightfoot Date: Mon 23rd Jun 2025. 19:16 Roger Milla stormed the World Cup at the youthful age of 41, Fletcher would be a great signing. I think he`d be far more influential for Connor Young than Kane. I was the same GG, mumping and moaning about signing a 35 year old. How wrong we were eh. Pars fan. Magpies fan. Mens tennis fan. Alternative rock fan. Not a fan of much else. Reply |
| 778. Author: jake89 Date: Mon 23rd Jun 2025. 20:00 obiwanyouknowme, Mon 23 Jun 18:42 Easton doesn`t have an academy. He used to be a coach at the JC Academy. Reply |
| 779. Author: Alf Date: Mon 23rd Jun 2025. 20:08 jake89, Mon 23 Jun 20:00 He runs a train like a pro sessions with Shaun Byrne, used to do it with Cardle Reply |
| 780. Author: obiwanyouknowme Date: Mon 23rd Jun 2025. 20:08 He does, runs it with Shaun Byrne. Which I believe was being held at Starks Park which they have removed from their community programme. Post Edited (Mon 23 Jun 20:10) Reply |
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