@Dry Nelson Ray 🤔

It's different from the usual soul less stands they build nowadays. But I still wouldn't call it a work of art.

That's not a football stand, it's a mini power plant. It looks like a real eyesore; I have to squint just looking at it. It's the worst design I've seen from any EFL team by far.

Well,it's certainly different. 

What the hell was the designer drinking? Aviation gin or Wrexham lager???

It looks awful, I would really hope the real thing looks better in person. I'm all for seeing something different, but this... Well, it's quite the eyesore.

A Rusty Nail cocktail @Dry Nelson Ray.... ah no Aviation Gin !

Worst episode stand ever.

I don't understand the aim of the design. The Dragon is a nice feature, but it looks like someone has been building sandcastles. It's very ugly. I'm not saying this to be mean or because of any rivalry with Wrexham, but because it's genuinely disgusting.

I can't see it winning any architecture awards with that design. It looks like a child's drawing at the top. What are Wrexham thinking with that?

its the outside part of it that looks wrong, there seems to be glass and a regular structure, with the outer part looking like a shell. it does look ugly. i think it looks like something you would find in holland. like a water treatment centre.

I’d be questioning the designers there, I guess they had some sort of a brief because it does mention it’s representing old red bricks that used to be made in Wrexham, but come on, given the amount of money that club has now they can do better than that.

It looks like the kind of thing someone did quickly on a Friday afternoon when they forgot that was the deadline!

It's not going down well, is it? It probably will look a lot better in person, but saying it looks nice might still be a stretch. I would have thought Wrexham would have gone for something grander.

It doesn't look like a football stand. It doesn't even look appealing, and I don't think it's the right design for a club, even if they are Welsh.