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Drinks Are On the Co-Chairmen (Yes, Really)

To celebrate the 5th Annual Co-Chairmen’s Wrexham Wround, we’re doing the sensible thing and opening the doors at 12pm… then immediately giving you a free drink. From midday right through until 11pm, every guest gets one complimentary drink, no strings, no raffles, no awkward speeches. Just walk in, smile politely, and choose your weapon:

A Wrexham Lager (local, legendary, does exactly what it says on the tin)

An Aviation Gin (smooth, stylish, and dangerously easygoing)

A Four Walls whiskey (bold, honest, and built for proper pub moments)

One person. One drink. On the house. All day. Come for the Wround, stay for the stories, and raise a glass to Wrexham, because some Mondays deserve a little chaos, and this one comes with a free pour.

Live at The Turf – FA Cup

Friday the 13th, the night people avoid ladders, mirrors, and making big decisions. Naturally, Ipswich have chosen it to visit Wrexham. It’s FA Cup under the lights, and somehow also the night before Valentine’s Day, which means superstition is high, romance is confused, and football is absolutely winning the argument. Half the town is choosing chaos over candlelight. The other half is insisting this counts as a date. Nothing says romance like shouting tactical advice at professionals who don’t know your name.

This is knockout football on the unluckiest night of the year, when plans fall apart for sport and nobody knows whether to buy flowers or another round. Someone will blame the ref. Someone will blame fate. Someone will type “on my way” and never actually leave the pub. And that pub is The Turf. Got a ticket? This is where you start and finish. No ticket? Even better, the match will be live on the TVs, the pints will be flowing, and the noise will drown out any romantic playlist. Unlucky for Ipswich. Awkward for couples. Perfect for Wrexham.

See you soon!

Hours
Butty Van
7am – 7:45pm

The Pub
12pm – 12am

FanZone
5pm to 7:45pm

Live at The Turf

Mid-February, Friday night, and Wrexham are heading south to Ashton Gate, Bristol City’s home, where the noise is loud and everyone insists it’s “proper football” even when it’s mostly running very fast and hoping for the best. The Robins like to press, hustle, and make life awkward, but that didn’t help them much at the end of November when Wrexham walked away with the win. They’ll be desperate to change that story under the lights, convinced Friday night will magically fix what went wrong last time.

And because it’s their house, Red and Robyn will be flapping about, the twin robin mascots who replaced Scrumpy and somehow made being a bird a group activity. Two mascots, one touchline, and enough bouncing around to qualify as cardio.

Not heading to Bristol? The Turf is where this one lives. The match will be live on the TVs, the pints will be flowing, and the commentary won’t last five minutes once opinions start flying. No travel, no traffic, just football done properly. If you’re not at Ashton Gate, you’d better be at The Turf.

Hours
Butty Van
8am – 3pm

The Pub
12pm – 12am

FanZone
Closed

Third week of February, Saturday at 3pm, and the STŌK Cae Ras is getting ready for Ipswich Town, a club that treats football like a long-term investment plan: steady, sensible, and allergic to chaos. They love their shape, their patterns, and their tidy little passing routines, which is great until someone starts smashing those routines into tiny emotional pieces. Last time we saw them back in November, it ended in a draw, Ipswich called it “job done.” Wrexham called it “unfinished business.” Same match, wildly different memories. Funny how that works.

Their mascot, Bluey, won’t be making the trip, a white horse with a blue mane who looks less like a fierce club symbol and more like something you’d find guarding a carousel. He’ll be back home posing for photos while his teammates deal with a far less cuddly reception in North Wales.

And that reception starts at The Turf. This one won’t be on the TVs, but it doesn’t need to be. Got a ticket? You begin and end your day here. No ticket? Still worth turning up because matchday atmosphere isn’t something you stream, it’s something you stand inside. Expect noise, opinions, and pints that disappear faster than Ipswich’s neat little patterns once the crowd gets involved. Ipswich will bring their order, Wrexham will bring the disruption, and The Turf is where Saturday finds its volume.

Hours
Butty Van
8am – 3pm

The Pub
11am – 12am

FanZone
11:30am – 3pm & 5pm – 7pm

End of February, Tuesday night, Portsmouth are turning up in Wrexham thinking midweek football is just a quieter version of Saturday. It isn’t. Pompey likes their game sharp and forward-thinking, quick counters, early crosses, and the kind of swagger that only works when nobody disrupts it. Last time these two met, back in early November, down at Fratton Park, it finished level, a night where neither side got what they wanted, but Wrexham left knowing there was more to take from it. Now it’s North Wales’ turn to host the sequel.

Their mascot, Nelson the Dog, won’t be making the trip, probably wise. Nothing says “serious football club” like a giant cartoon dog grinning at a packed stand. He’ll be back by the sea posing for photos while his team walks into a crowd that doesn’t do polite.

And that crowd gathers at The Turf. This one won’t be on the TVs, but it doesn’t need to be. Got a ticket? You arrive here and return here. No ticket? Still worth showing up because atmosphere doesn’t live on a screen, it lives in voices, boots on pavement, and pints disappearing before you remember buying them. Pompey bring their rhythm, Wrexham bring the disruption, and The Turf is where Tuesday night finds its teeth.

Hours
Butty Van
7am – 8pm

The Pub
12pm – 12am

FanZone
5pm to 7:30pm

Live at The Turf

First week of March and Wrexham are heading down to Watford, a place where football is meant to be neat, organised, and calmly controlled. The Hornets love structure and patterns, which made that 2–2 draw back in December all the more satisfying, a match that followed the plan perfectly, right up until it didn’t. Watford saw it as something they should’ve managed better. Wrexham saw it as proof that tidy football tends to wobble once things get loud, messy, and unpredictable.

And yes, Harry the Hornet will be buzzing about, reminding everyone that nothing strikes fear into an away side quite like a giant insect with a permanent grin. He’ll be doing laps of the touchline, waving at cameras, and generally working harder than most of the midfield.

Not making the trip to Vicarage Road? Sensible. The Turf is where this one belongs. The match will be live on the telly, the pints will be flowing, and the commentary won’t survive long once opinions start flying. No travel stress, no platform changes, just a packed pub doing what it does best on an away day. Watford will have the pitch, Wrexham will have the edge, and if you’re watching anywhere other than The Turf, you’ve already picked the second-best option.

Hours
Butty Van
7am – 2pm

The Pub
12pm – 12am

FanZone
Closed

Hull City are coming into Wrexham with a bit of swagger they earned back in December. That 2–0 at their place still sits there like an unread message. Hull play their football neat, quick, and annoyingly efficient, the kind that looks calm while quietly doing damage. It worked for them last time. Wrexham haven’t forgotten.

This time, the Tigers don’t get home comforts, polite applause, or an easy rhythm. They get floodlights, noise, and a crowd that remembers exactly how December felt. Hull will want control. Wrexham will want payback. Their mascot, Roary the Tiger, won’t be making the trip, which is probably a relief. Nothing kills a tough image faster than being represented by a giant smiling cat in boots. He’ll be back in Hull doing mascot things while his team finds out what real noise sounds like.

And that noise starts at The Turf. This one won’t be on the telly, but it doesn’t need to be. Got a ticket? This is where you gather, build up, and break it all down after. No ticket? Still worth coming because matchday isn’t just what happens on the pitch, it’s what happens around it. The pints, the noise, the arguing, the laughter, that’s the real show.

Hours
Butty Van
7am – 7:45pm

The Pub
12pm – 12am

FanZone
5pm to 7:45pm