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248
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#WrexhamAFC is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 27 people shared 248 posts with it — around 8 a day. Activity is down 68% versus the previous week, peaking on Sep 8 with 25 posts.

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Wrexham Thirst Section
@wxmthirstsection.bsky.social
2 days ago
Your Wrexham v Southampton Thirst Section MOTM. 🔥 🏆 Jacques Ekomié Top of the vote, arms up telling everyone to stay calm, while the that footballer build makes that instruction completely impossible to follow. WTS composure: 404 Not Found #WTSMOTM #WxmThirstSection #WrexhamAFC #WxmAFC #AskWxm
Our MOTM is caught mid-gesture with his whole upper body doing that infuriatingly composed athlete thing. Torso upright, shoulders set broad and slightly rotated, both arms extended out in front of him with the elbows softly bent. One forearm sits almost horizontal while the other reaches higher, palms open, fingers spread, as though he is physically trying to tell everyone to calm down while possessing exactly the build least conducive to anyone doing so. And those arms. The fit of the short sleeves leave the shoulders and upper arms open to scrutiny, with the biceps and triceps visibly engaged just from holding the gesture. The taped wrist only adds to the footballer-at-work evidence file. His head turns into the movement rather than toward the camera, chin tucked slightly, so the whole thing reads focused and deliberate rather than posed. Then the kit gets involved. The shirt hangs relatively loose through the torso, but the shorts have substantially less room for diplomacy. His weight is settled through one leg while the other comes forward, which loads the thighs differently and makes the muscle structure very obvious: one quad carrying the body, the other advancing underneath him. There is nothing static about it. Even while apparently asking for calm, his lower body is still walking through the moment. Which means the Thirst Section has been presented with a man making a "steady, everyone" gesture while the shoulders, arms and thighs are submitting entirely contradictory instructions. Sir. We have just won. Nobody was steady to begin with. Nobody is steady now. And now you have raised both arms like you personally intend to relieve the cardiovascular emergency. MOTM on the pitch, MOTM in the vote, and apparently MOTM of telling WTS to calm down while actively preventing it. 🔥🔥🔥
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Wrexham Thirst Section
@wxmthirstsection.bsky.social
2 days ago
60 Minutes to vote for the Wrexham Thirst Section Man of the Match! All Wrexham supporters with a bsky account are invited to vote. No login required. #WTSMOTM #WxmThirstSection #WrexhamAFC #WxmAFC #AskWxm

🗳️The Wrexham Thirst Section Ballot’s available, Thirsties! Click-thru to crown your #WTSMOTM for Wrexham vs Southampton. Available til 60 min after final whistle. Vote based on performance, appearance, celebration style; you decide. #WxmThirstSection #WxmAFC #AskWxm forms.gle/7oX7Tjv9aGn9...

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Wrexham Thirst Section
@wxmthirstsection.bsky.social
7 months ago
The FA Cup run may have ended after extra time, but pushing a Premier League side to the limit, and very nearly forcing penalties with ten men, is something to be proud of. When the votes were counted, there was: 🥇 Callum Doyle #WxmThirstSection #WxmAFC #AskWxm #WrexhamAFC #FAcup
The Thirst Section’s Man of the Match absolutely ran the show. A gorgeous long ball to set up Sam Smith’s opener, a clever flick to restore Wrexham’s lead, and a commanding defensive performance all night long. Doyle stepped up on the big stage and looked every bit the part. Chelsea needed VAR and extra time to escape the Racecourse… and Doyle was a massive reason why. Callum Doyle of Wrexham stands on the pitch at the Racecourse Ground in the red home kit, applauding the supporters with both hands raised overhead. As he turns toward the stands, the fitted red shirt and white shorts highlight his strong build and the unmistakable curve of his backside, the Thirst Section’s beloved “badonk” making a clear appearance, while the stadium lights catch the damp sheen of his dark hair. The crowd behind him is softly blurred as he thanks the supporters after the dramatic FA Cup clash with Chelsea.
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