Wrexham fans are being urged to pay tribute to one of their own who has died.
Paul Prydderch died suddenly at his home in Rhosddu last week – aged 60.
Paul, known as “Toast”, was described by his daughter as an 'amazing guy' who was 'loved by so many'.
Wrexham band Declan Swans hailed him as a 'huge character'.
Fans of Toast's beloved Wrexham AFC are being urged to pay tribute to him at today's match (October 17).
Reds fans are being invited to join in with a minute's applause for him during the 60th minute of the home match against Preston North End (3pm ko).
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A plea from the family read: "Hi everyone, as a lot of people will have seen/ heard- Paul Prydderch, affectionately known as Toast sadly passed away last week at the age of just 60.
"We would love nothing more as a family, than to pay tribute to his memory with an applause on the 60th minute vs. Preston. Up the town!"
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