Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney | Wrexham AFC Watch

It’s not because they’re nice guys. It’s because they’re bringing Hollywood level of exposure to the football league.
But they aren't, they're bringing Hollywood exposure to Wrexham and themselves....
How many people who have watched the Wrexham documentary series are now watching Stevenage play Exeter right now.....??
They have self sponsored the club and pumped in a ridiculous amount of money and essentially brought their way to where they are, very similar to City, but yet get zero bad press for doing so.
 
I don't think they'll have the finances to upgrade their squad so quickly.

They'll have to do it piecemeal.

Also they have to upgrade stadium, academy, training ground etc...

R&R are rich but not that rich.

I think they'd be happy to just survive in the Championship and slowly improve.

The fact that there will be 3 Welsh clubs in the Championship will be great for Welsh football and also narrative for the documentary.

The singing of two strikers shows their intent.
Paul Mullin is off form due to injuries and step up in level.
They easily have the finances, they'll get new investors and self sponsor themselves to circumnavigate the stricter financial rules in the Championship....
 
But they aren't, they're bringing Hollywood exposure to Wrexham and themselves....
How many people who have watched the Wrexham documentary series are now watching Stevenage play Exeter right now.....??
They have self sponsored the club and pumped in a ridiculous amount of money and essentially brought their way to where they are, very similar to City, but yet get zero bad press for doing so.
That’s why Stevenage and Everton arent getting preferential treatment.
 
They easily have the finances, they'll get new investors and self sponsor themselves to circumnavigate the stricter financial rules in the Championship....
Do you actually refuse to acknowledge the existence of Ukraine?
 
They easily have the finances, they'll get new investors and self sponsor themselves to circumnavigate the stricter financial rules in the Championship....

With the Allyn family as investors they've lots of money but I don't see them spending 100m next summer to upgrade the squad which would be what's required to upgrade the squad.

They'll buy 3 or 4 quality players maybe.

Although 4 successive promotions would be amazing and probably never repeated.

I enjoy following their journey.

Likability counts for a lot and also they're committed to investing in the community also.
 
Wrexham Lager Beer Co. are currently selling a Bootlegger beer with a cartoon picture of his mush on the label.
They’re not :lol: they dropped him like a hot potato, there was some beef with him being owed money or something and he went down and protested at the brewery. it’s some Manchester brewery doing it now.

Funnily enough, he was on next doors roof this morning when I opened the blinds with his arse hanging out :lol:
 
They’re not :lol: they dropped him like a hot potato, there was some beef with him being owed money or something and he went down and protested at the brewery. it’s some Manchester brewery doing it now.

Funnily enough, he was on next doors roof this morning when I opened the blinds with his arse hanging out :lol:
He really is a bellend. They've got some Bootlegger beer in my local Co-op, it must be out of date
 
Every time I scroll this page, I think Monmouthshire Red is me and try to remember when I posted about Wrexham Lager Beer Co.
 
It'll be better for the documentary if they have a heart-breaking play-off loss and then have another go at it next year. Will probably make it easier for them the year after as well if they have another year to get some championship standard players in.
 
It'll be better for the documentary if they have a heart-breaking play-off loss and then have another go at it next year. Will probably make it easier for them the year after as well if they have another year to get some championship standard players in.

I think they really want to make history with 3 successive promotions. It's very hard to do so worth going for it.

That's why they spent 2m on a L1 striker.

However it wouldn't be the end of the world if they spent another season in L1.

Lots of work to do around the club.
 
But they aren't, they're bringing Hollywood exposure to Wrexham and themselves....
How many people who have watched the Wrexham documentary series are now watching Stevenage play Exeter right now.....??
They have self sponsored the club and pumped in a ridiculous amount of money and essentially brought their way to where they are, very similar to City, but yet get zero bad press for doing so.

I don't think it's the same as City at all. City is a state owned club being sponsored by companies owned by the exact same state.

Wrexham are getting good commercial deals off the back of being on a popular TV show. Tiktok, Delta airlines etc. It seems like a reasonable business strategy albeit it gave them an enormous advantage in national league and league two. Doubt it carries them far in the Championship though.
 
I don't think it's the same as City at all. City is a state owned club being sponsored by companies owned by the exact same state.

Wrexham are getting good commercial deals off the back of being on a popular TV show. Tiktok, Delta airlines etc. It seems like a reasonable business strategy albeit it gave them an enormous advantage in national league and league two. Doubt it carries them far in the Championship though.
Sportswashing versus sportswishing
 
I don't think it's the same as City at all. City is a state owned club being sponsored by companies owned by the exact same state.

Wrexham are getting good commercial deals off the back of being on a popular TV show. Tiktok, Delta airlines etc. It seems like a reasonable business strategy albeit it gave them an enormous advantage in national league and league two. Doubt it carries them far in the Championship though.
You realise that quite a few of Wrexhams sponsors are also part owned by one or both of the Hollywood duo right?
It's exactly the same as City, just dressed up in a tuxedo rather than a Kandura...