Wrexham captain Ben Tozer aimed not one but TWO brutal digs at Gabriel Agbonlahor when Laura Woods asked him if he'd start for the newly-promoted club next season.
The Welsh team secured promotion to League Two following a stunning campaign in the National League this season.
The Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney-backed side will play in the EFL for the first time in 15 years.
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A host of players have since been linked with a move to the Racecourse Ground, with former Real Madrid superstar Gareth Bale even mentioned.
But one signing they can rule out is former Aston Villa man Agbonlahor, who was trolled by Tozer during his latest appearance on talkSPORT.
Woods asked Tozer: "Do you think if Wrexham signed Gabby next season, he’d start?"
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To which he brutally replied: "I don’t think he’s got enough Premier League goals, has he?!"
Ally McCoist, who was also in the studio, then brought up Paul Mullin, who has scored an impressive 47 goals in all competitions this season.
The defender continued to rip into Agbonlahor, saying: "You wouldn't be able to lace Paul Mullin's boots."
Tozer will lead Wrexham into League Two, with the club enjoying a trophy parade on Tuesday.
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The celebrations doesn't end there as the squad have been treated to a post-season trip to Las Vegas.
On the parade and the upcoming trip to 'Sin City', Tozer said: "It’s been absolute chaos. It’s so enjoyable, everyone enjoyed themselves yesterday.
"There wasn’t as much alcohol because we’re going to Vegas tomorrow so we’re putting the party on hold.
"Last week or so it’s been quite stressful trying to sort out the itinerary but it’s very, very good, let’s put it that way. We’re going for four days."
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He added: "As soon as we get back from Vegas it will be complete family time.
"We got our schedule yesterday for the off-season which is a few weeks’ rest so after Vegas, back down to earth, because we crave that family time during the season. Then we’ll get fit and go again."
Topics: Wrexham, Gabriel Agbonlahor, Laura Woods, Football
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