Ryan Reynolds & Rob Mcelhenny Versus The Wrexham Frontline Hooligans
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- We will never ever condone football hooligans, but we will report events and incidents in our own unique style
In this video we look at the Wrexham Frontline. A football hooligan firm who follow the Welsh club Wrexham.
We delve into what they have been upto in the years proceeding and following the takeover by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenny.
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The singing at the end sounds like a scouts outing scarey😮
Shamrock Rovers fans are not protestants. Fans of Bohs and Rovers are both Catholic, although the rivalry is vicious
Frontline was always middles borough top firm aswell in olden days
Red car casuals before becoming frontline. Wrexham were frontline before them.
Talk about scraping the barrel
Wrexham’s population mentioned is just the actual town/city, but it’s part of a wider community. The county borough (also called Wrexham) has a population of over 130,000, and being small geographically, there are plenty of other potential and actual fans not that far away in Powys, Flintshire, Denbigh, Conwy, and over the border in England.
It's not Wrexham Frontline, It's simply Rectum. 💩🤗😆😆😆
Only one Frontline, and they were not in Wales.
Yeah boro Frontline would eat these for breakfast ,silly Welsh twts
Yeah the Western frontline in France in world war 1
Gotta be honest ..would take a Welshman ( usually South though) to beat any other region if just one on one in groups ..lot of them boys USED to be able to fight , not necessarily hooligans , but seemed like most lads could properly throw a punch .. which I found rare
@@mickharrison9004 boro? You mean the red car casuals? Wrexham had the name well before them.
Shamrock Rovers a Protestant team. Since when.
About as much as ''Keltic'
You gonna do a video on all clubs in the uk then. I think all bigger clubs have had this at one point or another.. but they wont get the clickbait like wrexham huh
Who’s doing the narration? Is it a computer voice? Whether it’s human or not, it’s awful!
Front line early 70's ffs wat planet is guy on
What a load of crap
Enough with the Wrexham stuff already!!
Hmm…. A somewhat nothing video. Photos of average 70s football fans in flares, a couple of photos of groups of about 15 lads with a flag and a few press clips about incidents with the same intensity of a cat being rescued from a tree. This really is desperate. You could produce a summary this ‘informative’ about every club in the EFL and it would bore people senseless. Let’s be honest WXM front line have never been any more special than any other small lower league mob.
Behave. Wrexham Frontline have been active for over 40+ years. Where as being in the lower leagues any proper lads higher and lower will tell you that Wrexham will have a crack at you. And have battled against many big mobs. They also have an alliance with with Bohemians from Dublin and Celtic from Scotland and regular travel to each others games.
@@alynwillams4297 Pretty average lower league firm if you ask me. Been to Wrexham numerous occasions including 23/24 I can’t say that I have ever seen anything to make them/you stand out. I expect we all can talk up our respective firms and say how wonderful we are and drop another team in as friends (yep, I am good friends with a few of the BBB old boys from Zagreb and they come over to us as well) but that doesn’t make us any more special or ‘active’.
@@CardboardCockney who did you come here with?
@@alynwillams4297 Swindon. A few of us stayed in Wrexham overnight. Seemed a relatively friendly place and we never came across any bother. A couple of jokes about not being able to hold onto a two goal lead in injury time but not a hint of any trouble. As I said before came up to the Racecourse on a number of occasions in the 80s when I was more involved and always thought it was ‘just another place’. Probably a bit like when most Northern teams came to Swindon and didn’t see much
@@CardboardCockney had it with Swindon back in 2005 i think it was. 16 of your lot came well out the way to the four dogs pub in Acton which is about 3 miles away from the ground. Fair play to them they took an absolute pasting but credit for going out the way. Was a few slaps thrown at the end of the match as well if i remember rightly.