da betsson： Accrington Stanley remain locked in a feud with Wrexham, with Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney facing more criticism from a rival League Two chairman.

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Red Dragons questioned ticket pricesRival chairman hit backStanley had last laugh in 2-0 winWHAT HAPPENED?

The Red Dragons started the war of words when questioning the decision to raise ticket prices for their visit to Wham Stadium – with the Welsh outfit vowing to drop their prices by £5 when Stanley take in a trip to SToK Racecourse in May.

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Accrington chairman Andy Holt responded to that revelation by saying “the last thing football needs is stupid mistimed statements”. His side would have the last laugh on the day as they secured a notable 2-0 victory over fellow promotion hopefuls – with Paul Mullin missing a penalty for Wrexham.

WHAT THEY SAID

Holt is refusing to let the issue go and has posted on social media after learning that prominent members of Wrexham's fan base and board were able to watch the game live despite not being in the country. He has said: “And @Wrexham_AFC streamed the match internationally, a match that WE paid for and hosted, without us receiving a single $cent. Under rules set by previous employee of @EFL who now works for Wrexham. So don’t start me off.”

WHAT NEXT?

Shaun Harvey, the former EFL CEO, is now an advisor at Wrexham. He has helped Reynolds and McElhenney throughout their reign in North Wales, with his vast experience being put to good use as the club pushes for back-to-back promotions.