"ROB + RYAN HAVE BEEN BRILLIANT" | Wrexham fans loving Hollywood owners after double promotion
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 พ.ค. 2024
- Join Connor Bromley and Andy Gilpin as they discuss Wrexham's owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney.
Wrexham secured promotion from League Two last season, with owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney now looking to help Wrexham get to the Championship next season.
Phil Parkinson is guiding the club forward, having been manager since they were in the National League.
Andy Gilpin hosts the Fearless In Devotion podcast which is dedicated to Wrexham.
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Wrexham isn't that much different from the little town in Kentucky that I live in. Just honest good working folks.
Where do you live in Kentucky? Thanks for listening!
@@mirrorfootball A little bit of town called Glasgow. Keep up the good work!
I think it works better owners arent at every game! It makes it more special and fun when they do make it! As an Aston Villa fan with geeat ownets, Im pleased they stay in the background and aren't at the club every match. It keeps the focus on the team.👍
One thing you get from a Mexican club is scouting into Central America.
i’m surprised to hear they haven’t been there last season, considering the season before they were there like every few games, i hope they aren’t gonna turn into typical football owners who never show up.
Umm…Reynolds was busy shooting Wolverine after the shutdown due to the double strike of writers and production crews that lasted 6-7 months. Same situation for McElhenney with his TV series. The double strike delays turned their work schedule - which is planned a few years in advance - upside down.
They were there last season. Even shows it in the documentary.
Humphrey’s surname is pronounced Car. #justsayin
Will note that for next season when we are doing the League One promotion episode!
The Wrexham owners are so good at marketing the club and getting them into the public conscience. Wrexham has always been a popular club here in north Wales, but it's just exploded in the last few years where people who have had zero interest in football are all of a sudden talking about the club and watching the documentary. I think the owners did a good job of reminding people that the club is still there on your doorstep and now its become a worldwide phenomenon. On that EFL player that is only available to people outside of the UK, Wrexham are the most subscribed club from the top of Championship down. It is really insane what those guys have done for north Wales and especially the town. Plus they have really taken to Welsh culture and I think they have fallen for the country.
I think a lot of fanbases are jealous, but they all wish their club did what these owners have done.
£10 million in debt and fewer than 5000 core fans. Sounds ideal.
Not in debt and have way more than 5000 core fans.
Nope your facts are wrong and not educated …
In 2013 pre R&R us Wrexham fans took 18k for the FA trophy for our win over Grimsby, later that season we took a further 12k for our playoff final loss to Newport….
I’m one of those fans…
We have massive potential… but we’re under no illusion of this task to grow… but all old and new fans.. are simply..
‘Up the town’! 🏴
@@thecallawaykid1763 People who only turn up for a cup final are not 'core fans'. You had fewer than 5000 home fans in the season before R+R, the rest are just hangers-on who will be nowhere to be seen when times are hard. Your club is massively in debt, far more than ticket sales could ever repay. The bankruptcy train is never late. Good luck.
@@imageaware They still had one of the highest attendances in that league though.