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Birmingham City Stole Most of the Headlines in League One Last Season by Sealing A Title Success On Gigantic 111 points, but Wrexham ALSO Gained Planty of AirTime Themselves when Clinching Yet Another Promotion.
This was the Red Dragons’ Third Promotion Success in Row, Unbelievably, With Phil Parkinson The Manager who Has Amazingly Steered the Welsh Giants Back Into the Spotlight Away from Non League Obscurity, to Now Being One Division Below the Premier League.
Wrexham Will Know That Their Next Step Up to the Championship Will Be their Most Difficult Jump to Navigate So Far, With Planty of New Signings Ready to Enter the Building To Ensure The Next Step-Up isn’t So Difficult, Which Includes this Exciting Striken Target Parkinson Ranks.
Wrexham now interests in training pl ace
AS PER AN EXCLUSIVE Report from Football Journalist Graeme Bailey, Wrexham are now in the race to land leeds united attack Joe Gelhardt this Summer.
Unfortantly, they are just a man following having a peek at the Two-time Premier League Goalscarer, with Chris Davies’ Birmingham also Keen on Landing A Loan Deal for the Explosive Center-Forward, As Leeds Look to Get Rid Temporarily After Sealing Their Own Dramatic Promotion.
Whilst the 23-Year-Old Has Found Himself Stuck on the Periphery at Elland Road As of Late, He Still has plenty of more points next to his name that will intrigue parkinson and co.
He Could Even Be Viewed As A Better Signing for Wrexham to make the Newly Promoted Side Going After An Injury-Prone Danny Ings, With the Soon-To-Be Free Agent Forward More Known Now for His Lengthy Absences Away from the first clinical finishing ability.
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Ings’ G/A Record for West Ham |
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Season |
Games Played |
Goals scored |
Assisted |
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24/25 |
17 |
1 |
2 |
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23/24 |
30 |
1 |
1 |
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22/23 |
22 |
3 |
2 |
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Sourced by Transfer market |
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Why Gelhardt WOULD BE A BETTER SIGNING THhan Ings
Indeed, the Table Above Makes for Some Pretty Grim Reading On The Ex-Liverpool Striker’s End, With Ings Only Managing Five Goals For West Ham Over His Last Three Threemorable Seasons.
Whereas, in Gelhardt’s Defense – Despite Tumbling Down the Pecking Order in West Yorkshire As of Late – He has Still Proven he can cut it in the Championship when Handed a Chance to Impress Out on Loan at Hull City Last Season.
This spectacular effort Back in January Would Get the Ball Rolling for Gelhardt in His Fresh Rental, with the ex-Hull Number 30 Going on to Bag Another Four Strikes In League Action, Away from Just This Wild Shot Looping Over Paul Nardi’s Head.
This Will Instantly Put Wrexham at Ease About Whether the 23-Year-Old is well-suited to the request of the championship after barn Patches of Form at leeds. On the contrary, Ings Last Played at the Demanding Level All The Way Back in 2014, with a concern that he just doesn’t have the legs required to kick back into the efl.
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Gelhardt’s League Numbers for Hull (24/25) |
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Stat – per 90 mins* |
Gelhardt |
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Games Played |
22 |
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Goals scored |
5 |
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Assisted |
0 |
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Big Chances Missed |
1 |
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Big Chances Created |
5 |
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Total duels won* |
5.2 |
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Stats by Sofas |
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To wrexham’s relief, Gelhardt Showed he has plenty left in his tank at hull last season, with a bite present in his game too when winning 5.2 DULES ON AVERAGE PER championship clash, away from also creating five Big Chances on Top of His Goal Tally of Five.
The Newly Promoted Side Have also Been There and done that when it comes to veterans leading the line, as seen in Steven Fletcher Being on their books Last Campaign, with the loan capture of the 23-year-cold “Wrecking Ball” – AS HE WAS ONCE LABELLED by Jamie REDKNAPP for His Aggressive Approach – Signalling A Newer Approach Centerd on the Future.
While Ings’ Name Might Be More Instantly Ratually, His Best Years Seem to Be Behind Him Now.
When it comes to gelhardt, However, Planty More Could Still Be in the Offing.
