First Time Reaction to "Welcome to Wrexham" S2E1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2023
- In this video we will be taking our first look at "Welcome to Wrexham" Season 2, Episode 1. “So, the King of England called.” The show returns to a rejuvenated Wrexham. Jerseys are sold out, the whole town is filled with excitement and pride, and their football club is gaining fans from all over the world. It seems everyone is restless, hoping more than ever that Wrexham AFC gets promoted. With all the money poured in, failing to advance to ‘league two’ would be catastrophic not only to morale, but the literal financial sustainability of the club.
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Hey from Wrexham. Don't spoil by looking ahead, this is a rollercoaster of a season
We are trying to avoid them
I like it I like it I like it ⚽️🙌🥅
Im from wrexham and know whats to come, and you’re in for a real treat! up the town 🏴🏴🏴
That's awesome. Enjoying the story.
So few people post their reactions to this show. I'm really going to enjoy this. Thank you!
Hope you enjoy it!
@@TouchyReactions Definitely! I'm an American and recently made my first trip to the Racecourse and everything you see in this show is 100% genuine. Every person I met (including most of the team and many people from the show) was welcoming, gracious and kind. I am in love with this town and club!
@@MotelsonMars so jealous. We must go there some day.
I've been following Wrexham from stateside for over a decade now and they've been through so much. Enjoy this new season as it details the games from last season!
Thank you 😊
I’ve been addicted and keeping up with the team in real-time since watching the 1st season last year. So many things have happened and wanting to correct you but no spoilers right 😂 enjoyed the reaction keep it up!
Thank you for not spoiling. We are quickly becoming Fans.
You asked if the King’s been to Wrexham before (he’s been everywhere over the years!), yes, he unveiled the memorial to the 1934 Gresford Mining Disaster a couple of miles from the Racecourse, back in 1984 (the club still holds a minutes’ silence before the home match closest to September 22nd each year, by the way). It’s “Kop” by the way, named after the Battle of Spion Kop in the Boer War in South Africa (1899-1902). The whole thing about Wrexham getting “city status” begs the question of what exactly is the definition of a “city” - it used to be that it had to have an Anglican cathedral, but nowadays a town just needs to have a Royal Charter - a small number of these have been issued after competitions in 2000, and for the Queens’ jubilees in 2002, 2012, and 2022 - Wrexham finally won the competition in 2022 (Wrexham does actually have a cathedral, but it’s a Roman Catholic one so it doesn’t count). Being a city in the UK is just a status thing - it doesn’t mean anything in the way of how the place is governed or financed. Technically, London _isn’t_ a city, though it contains two cities, Westminster and the City of London (the original Roman settlement).
Man,you brought the history in this comment. Thank you so much 💓 💗
This is so cool. I'm so excited to see your reaction to this show. Can't wait to see the next one.
It will be out in a few hours. 2 episodes today.
Its great to see Wrexham being put on the map. Im from Rossett 5 miles away and the club is a true gem to us.
Awesome 👌
Sup from Rhos
@@fathertedcrilley3988 hello 👋
City status is conferred upon a town by the Monarch. Usually a large place of worship is required (of any denomination) for a town to be considered. It's not an overly common event. It has nothing to do with population. Kop is short for Spion Kop, a mountain in South Africa with was fought over by the British and the Boers (the other colonizers of South Africa, mainly of Dutch heritage). The regiments that fought there were ostensibly from the north of England (and Wales). There are Kops at other football grounds - Liverpool for one. An interesting historical fact is that 3 future world leaders were at Spion Kop - DeKlerk, Gandhi and Churchill.
The school person in the purple uniform is my mate
Nice. Do you live in Wrexham?
Yes it’s an alright place not much of the football fan but always happy to see which celeb might show up next
Kop = head or mound. A raised area. It is a Dutch word that came into English via Afrikaans during the 2nd Boer War, after a hill called Spion Kop ('spy' or look-out hill). It was first applied to one end of Arsenal's stadium in 1904 and then spread as the term for all such mounds in the UK where the crowd stand to watch the game.
Thanks for the history.
WREXHAM!!!!
That's right...
Ahh. don't give us spoilers please. We are ignorant to the future. Loving the journey.
Brilliant for Wrexham and Wales. They are to Brilliant guys and so passionate about the club the town and the people
In the UK, city status is granted by and at the whim of a reigning monarch. It has nothing to do with population as the ancient city of Wells demonstrates (was very important in the middle ages, with a huge cathedral, yet it is a small town with a the population of just over 12,000) but more with the ''importance'' of a town, which is in of it self, somewhat subjective.
Interesting...
Nice one guys........just subbed.........can tell you Feel it 🇬🇧⚽✌️
Much appreciated!
Hi
You were at Lakenheath, were you there at the time of the rendallsham forest incident?
Oh it's kop
We were there from 82-86. No alien sightings on our watch.
There will be no investiture for William.
Why's that?
The title is usually given to the heir apparent of the English throne and the continued symbol of the historical invasion and oppression of Wales.@@TouchyReactions
@@chwilhogyn Wow, I did not know that.
The term Kop for a particular stand within a stadium is used in a number of grounds throughout the country.
The name is believed to have come into use in the early 1900s when at many grounds a bank of raised earth was built at the end of a pitch to allow supporters a better view, Arsenal then added over a hundred steps & the stand towered over the pitch.
A news reporter likened the silhouette of the fans standing on the top of the mound to British soldiers standing atop of a hill in South Africa after a battle.
The hill was called “Spion KOP!
A similar story can also be attributed to other grounds, in particular to the Liverpool ground with the most famous KOP END of them all!!
Thank you so much for sharing the history with us ❤️
Everyday a school day, Wrexham is my local town & I live just up the road.
@@user-sz6nb1vk6q This whole this must be fun for you locals.
Oh yes, they definitely have a women's team. Last year they won the trophy!
No spoilers please 🙏
Would be nice if you removed the watermark over video so we can see what you guys react on
I didn't do it for fun. The video is copyright protected.
It's spelt Kop.
Thank you 😊