Here in Australia, having followed the Wrexham story from the beginning, it has been tremendous to get to know Rob, someone who wasn't really on my radar. He is passionate, funny and heartfelt. Congratulations Rob, Ryan and Wrexham!
Im responding to your comment purely because its top of the pile of many. I'm from Wrexham and though no longer living local, stood on the Racecourse countless times through the 60s and 70s. The fact you even know of it and have an interest (along with so many others) I find truly astonishing. The revolution spreads far beyond the football. My 92 year old mother still lives local and cannot stop talking about it. Up the Town!
@nickfury8973 Check out the documentary. It's really nothing to do with that. It came from Rob's love of sports and bringing in Ryan as an investor, which has turned into a labor of love for both.
I watched the last episode of season 2. What an awesome piece of film making Rob and Ryan, you guys are awesome - thank you for what you did for that town. I am from South Africa, rugby did this for us in 1995 after coming from a deep, dark place.
"Less than a mile in the centre of town, a famous old stadium's crumbling down, no one invested so much as a penny, bring in the Deadpool and Rob McElhenney"
When he mentions "the King" visiting, it took me a second to realize he wasn't talking about, like, Hugh Jackman or Bob Dylan or someone like that. No, he meant the actual King of England.
Peterborough United (Posh) are more interesting than Wrexham, as the viewing public will find out when Posh play Wrexham home and away in the coming season.
Гвардиола после сезона 24-25 будет свободен. Давайте сходим в кино на Дэдпула-3 и принесём немного дополнительных денег на зарплату и трансферы для Пепа... и подпишем его!!1
Buckingham Palace is in London, which is in England where many "English" monarchs have reigned. If the countries had their way and were financially able they would secede from the UK. The English do not have a good track record of being "kind" to Scotland, Wales, or the Irish.
@@harryselwindyeah but that's sort of the problem though. Not for me because I don't care but in general it implies to people who don't know (Americans) that he's not the king of the other countries. Most Americans just aren't aware that Scottish people are British for example. They think Britain and England are the same and Scotland is its own little island somewhere. It also implies to Americans that Wales is part of England. It doesn't help that they play in the English leagues but the implication that the King of England and not the King of Britain or however they want to phrase it paid them a visit only enforces the belief that Wales is in England to them.
Here in Australia, having followed the Wrexham story from the beginning, it has been tremendous to get to know Rob, someone who wasn't really on my radar. He is passionate, funny and heartfelt. Congratulations Rob, Ryan and Wrexham!
Im responding to your comment purely because its top of the pile of many. I'm from Wrexham and though no longer living local, stood on the Racecourse countless times through the 60s and 70s. The fact you even know of it and have an interest (along with so many others) I find truly astonishing. The revolution spreads far beyond the football. My 92 year old mother still lives local and cannot stop talking about it. Up the Town!
“Everyone loves a comeback story” cue Chris Pratt appearing
Even funnier Chris Pratt was in the latest episode of welcome to Wrexham too 😂
Love how Rob and Ryan have gone about this effort. They get it!
It is a win win scenario
The wrexham story make both very relevant and famous worldwide- especially for Rob
@nickfury8973 Check out the documentary. It's really nothing to do with that. It came from Rob's love of sports and bringing in Ryan as an investor, which has turned into a labor of love for both.
I watched the last episode of season 2. What an awesome piece of film making
Rob and Ryan, you guys are awesome - thank you for what you did for that town.
I am from South Africa, rugby did this for us in 1995 after coming from a deep, dark place.
Always sunny in wrexham
Definitely not true! hahah
"Less than a mile in the centre of town,
a famous old stadium's crumbling down,
no one invested so much as a penny,
bring in the Deadpool and Rob McElhenney"
When he mentions "the King" visiting, it took me a second to realize he wasn't talking about, like, Hugh Jackman or Bob Dylan or someone like that. No, he meant the actual King of England.
He felt safe around them because he gave them an ocular patdown and determined they weren't a threat.
If they made a live-action Family Guy movie, Rob would make a good Quagmire
That wouldve been so frustrating, youd get all hyped to save some penalties n the just roll the ball to you
The national league was called conference, basically div 5. Outside the English league.....please
Looks way different from Philly days
I guarantee you will never be able to convert Mac 🤣
Peterborough United (Posh) are more interesting than Wrexham, as the viewing public will find out when Posh play Wrexham home and away in the coming season.
Гвардиола после сезона 24-25 будет свободен. Давайте сходим в кино на Дэдпула-3 и принесём немного дополнительных денег на зарплату и трансферы для Пепа... и подпишем его!!1
Wait, when did Always Sunny win an Emmy?
welcome to wrexham won an emmy before always sunny lol
Always Sunny has never won an emmy though...
American tv is pretty cringe
All morning shows in every country are cringe
@@user-vi4xy1jw7e The Big Breakfast in the UK wasn't
@@user-vi4xy1jw7e na this is terrible
He's the King of the UK, not England
Doesn't that make him the King of Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales and, er, England?
Buckingham Palace is in London, which is in England where many "English" monarchs have reigned. If the countries had their way and were financially able they would secede from the UK. The English do not have a good track record of being "kind" to Scotland, Wales, or the Irish.
@@harryselwindyeah but that's sort of the problem though. Not for me because I don't care but in general it implies to people who don't know (Americans) that he's not the king of the other countries. Most Americans just aren't aware that Scottish people are British for example. They think Britain and England are the same and Scotland is its own little island somewhere. It also implies to Americans that Wales is part of England. It doesn't help that they play in the English leagues but the implication that the King of England and not the King of Britain or however they want to phrase it paid them a visit only enforces the belief that Wales is in England to them.
@@me5969 In other words, he is the King of England.
@@Potato-mu7nu Yet, as a matter of fact, he is the King of England.
#pepwrexham
Those Ryan monster comments tho??? Hmmm... 🤔👀
What a lame show Rob has to go on to promote his team. The hosts are embarrassing.
It’s a morning show
GMA is on ABC which is part of the Disney family.
You have no idea about American culture, do you?
@11matt11 and?
It’s a morning TV News show… not an action movie, what were you expecting? 😂