Dean Keates: Wrexham prepared to give youngsters a chance

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Dean Keates played over 150 games for Wrexham between 2010-2015

Manager Dean Keates says Wrexham's youngsters will be given a chance to impress in the remaining nine games of their National League campaign.

Striker George Harry, 19, came on as a substitute in last Saturday's home defeat against Gateshead to make his second senior appearance.

Wrexham are 10th and travel to second-placed Forest Green Rovers on Saturday.

"There's nine games left and I'm more than prepared to give the lads a chance," Keates said.

"Performance wise they've done OK, they've trained well in the early part of the week and we'll see what happens during the rest of the week.

"I'll have a think about it Friday."

Wrexham are 10 points behind fifth-placed Gateshead and Keates acknowledges reaching this season's play-offs would be a tall order.

"We're not looking over our shoulder anymore and it's probably a little too far-fetched to get into the play-offs," Keates said.

"A lot of teams have got games in hand over us and if they pick up points the gap gets bigger."

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