'I will take that to the grave' – Wrexham star Elliott Lee reveals moment 'deeper than football' that changed his life | 8D5V419 | 2024-03-02 09:08:01
The Welsh aspect ended their 15-year wait to return to the
WREXHAM midfielder Elliott Lee has described seeing the feelings of the club's followers to their Nationwide League promotion as one thing he will "take to the grave".
The Welsh aspect ended their 15-year wait to return to the Football League with a 3-1 win over Boreham Wood in April of last season.
It was an exciting campaign which noticed them accumulate 111 points, finishing as champions forward of Notts County.
The scenes of jubilation have been led by Hollywood house owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney – who purchased the club back in February 2021.
Nevertheless it was the joy of the followers that gave ex-West Ham man Lee, 29, more delight than anything.
Speaking on the Men In Blazers podcast, he stated: "I get goosebumps because we knew how a lot it meant to individuals.
"Yes, Ryan [Reynolds] and Rob [McElhenney] have been unimaginable and everyone knows how good they've been nevertheless it's additionally for the group and that's ingrained in us by the gaffer [Phil Parkinson] and Rob and Ryan as properly.
"These individuals have been right here before they usually have been via so many dangerous occasions with the club they usually nonetheless all come in their numbers.
"I keep in mind on the bus parade seeing genuine tears of happiness and pleasure; we obtained to try this for individuals.
"That may be a feeling I'll take to the grave with me as a result of that's one thing I am so pleased with.
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"It goes deeper than football, it's individuals's lives.
"This club is individuals's lives and I don't ever take that as a right once I exit on the pitch."
<!-- End of Brightcove Player --> Lee scored 15 objectives in 51 video games from midfield last season and was an integral part of Wrexham's sensational campaign.
They usually have continued their impressive type into League Two as they sit fourth in the table, just one point adrift of the automatic promotion locations.
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