Josh Windass backtracks on branding Ollie Palmer 'delusional' after the Wrexham star's electrifying Carabao Cup brace, clinching a thrilling upset and firing a defiant 'hands off' shot at Pep Guardiola
After Ollie Palmer's dazzling two-goal Carabao Cup heroics, Josh Windass backtracked on his "delusional" dig at Palmer's Man City aspirations, while firing a fiery 'hands off' alert to Pep Guardiola
Wrexham snatched defeat from the jaws of victory as two stoppage time goals secured Southampton a comeback 2-1 win in their Championship opener.
Josh Windass scored Wrexham's first Championship goal in 43 years after converting from the spot at Southampton.
Wrexham's pre-season wrapped up with a tough 3-1 setback against Dutch powerhouse Groningen, piling on the pain after an earlier 1-0 defeat to the same foes in a secretive behind-closed-doors showdown
Wrexham have secured the services of veteran midfielder Josh Windass on a contract that will keep him at the Racecourse Ground through the end of the 2027-28 campaign. The 31-year-old arrives as a free agent after parting ways with Sheffield Wednesday last week, ending a four-year association with the Yorkshire club. Josh is the son of Hull City legend Dean Windass.
Wrexham have agreed personal terms with free agent Josh Windass, with the former Sheffield Wednesday striker pencilled in for a medical on Monday.
Rob McElhenney says he was left heartbroken after finding out one of his favourite Wrexham players had been released via social media.
