WREXHAM fans have been waving goodbye to the Racecourse's old Kop over the past few weeks as the demolition takes place.
Plans to re-develop the Kop were given the green light by Wrexham Council's planning committee in November 2021.
And, since December 2022, plenty of work has been taking place at the north Wales ground.
There is, of course, the sadness at its destruction, but there should also be plenty of hope and excitement for what lies ahead in the future for the club and the ground.
Recently, readers have been sending in pictures of their barriers they have managed to obtain from the original Kop.
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Many others have been re-calling their favourite cherished memories of standing on the Kop - from beating Arsenal in the FA Cup to watching Wales play.
The memories are endless of course and so it was no surprise to see more supporters send in further pictures of their Kop barriers this past week.
Here are some of the best we received ...
Pam Williams sent this picture of her husband's barrier in, which is situated in front of their bar.
Meanwhile, Les Morris' Kop barrier also takes pride of place in his back garden ...
Lynn Jones sent in the picture below.
She said: "Pride and joy in our garden in memory of our Dad/ Taid & Great Taid (Glyn Hughes)."
Annamarie Broderick also shared a picture of an old Kop barrier with us.
She said: "My daughter and her two friends from Brymbo under 11 Bluebells with the kop barrier my mum won from Wrexham Powder Coat who is also their sponsor."
Here's a lovely picture of husband and wife Julie and Paul Jones with their barrier.
She said: "Kop barrier now powder coated and looking mint!"
Kenn Peters sent in the below picture.
He said: "Kop barrier re-sited in deepest Kidderminster."
Meanwhile, Amy Jones' Kop barrier is very well-decroated!
John Davies, who sent the below in, wrote: "I just want to share my kop pic barrier with you. Been supporting Wrexham for over 30 years standing on the Kop during the 90’s was very special to me, memories I won’t forget.
Kop barrier is pride and place in my garden."
Finally, Mike Field, 73, sent in a picture of him and son Morgan, 37, with their barrier.
He said: "Here's us leaning on ‘our’ Kop barrier; me from the age of 14yrs and Morgan from the age of 5yrs.
"Morgan is now married with two young daughters and lives and works in Tuscany but can still access live streaming more effectively than I can here! Great memories of the Kop and sad to see it go."
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