The 2007-08 campaign delivered ultimate heartbreak for Wrexham as The Reds suffered a devastating 24th-place finish in League Two, resulting in relegation from the Football League for the first time in 87 years. Leading the charge was forward Michael Proctor, whose 11 goals provided the main attacking threat in a season defined by managerial upheaval and a desperate, ultimately unsuccessful fight for survival. It was a somber year that marked the end of a historic era in the professional ranks and remains a poignant, defining chapter in the club's modern history.