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- Man United will take on Wrexham in the USA at California’s Snapdragon Stadium on July 25 as the Hollywood owners continue to use their influence to grow Wrexham as a club. talkSPORT's Jim White and Simon Jordan have their say!
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The Wrexham model of ownership is brilliant. Compared to other owners at the top end of the football pyramid, they aren't actually that wealthy, but the genius comes from the publicity they can draw to the club. Huge sponsors and the Disney deal already, even as a non-league club. Rather than the owners needing to throw loads of money into the club (which I appreciate they have done to an extent), they can let the revenues from outside sources carry a lot of the weight, especially as they continue to grow.
It's called inbreeding.
The sponsors and Disney only work for as long as there is an audience willing to pay and watch, once that audience shrinks even a little bit then the sponsors and Disney will be gone and so will the outside revenue, then it's back to football ownership as we know it and the costs that owners bear.
@@RushfanUK Why would they all disappear at once if the audience shrinks even a little bit?
@@RushfanUK they’d have generated revenue through results by then anyway
You don't know how it works mate
The uniqueness of this situation is not so much the level of football, but the character of the two owners. These guys are not your typical wealthy North American owners who seem only interested in using the team to generate more and more wealth beyond what they’re already got. These two guys seem genuinely interested in not just the team, but the community, the game, and history surrounding it. Plus, Ryan Reynolds us not just a ‘typical’ Hollywood actor. He’s very a-typical in almost every regard. He’s a very shrewd businessman (Aviation Gin, Mint Mobile, etc.) and a marketing genius.
Maybe he isnt the messiah like youve mentioned, but hes just a very good actor and has you fooled
@@ljs185 They never mentioned anything about a Messiah
Well a businessman that takes over a small mobile cellular company and then through his unique choices in style of commercial just sold it for over a billion $. Of that billion he’s taking home $300M. You can’t say he’s not a shrewd businessman.
@@ljs185 just made 1.3 bill in selling buisnesses. Maybe your just blind
Rob McEllheney and Ryan Reynolds are visionaries and disruptors who have landed on a potential way to transform the way football is being financed and experienced globally. Jordan is right it has the potential to be revolutionary. So happy for the Wrexham community who are benefiting hugely.
They’re in Non League? Are you okay lad…
I see it as very difficult for them to reach the PL. They will need to invest 100 million I reckon at least
I’m a Newcastle fan yet I find myself looking for Wrexham results . Good luck to them. Love the attitudes of the owners.
As a proud wrexican myself I can safely say this is the best thing to happen to our club and town in my lifetime, we've struggled for so long and now we virtually sell out every home game and send a massive amount of fans to away games.
Plastic fans. Where were they when Wrexham had 2-3000 in the same league each week???
@@L1RW so you would rather an empty ground? The club has to make money to survive, I'll take the plastic fans if it means success, you know 98% of man United fans have never been to old Trafford. At least people are showing up to the racecourse
@@markroberts7263 I see a few trolling comments from @L296 so best to ignore them.
@@L1RW Muppet.
@@L1RW who cares? You? Big deal…they got 9k to watch the girls on Sunday…did your club? Good on them
Fair play to the 2 lads. Respect to them both.
The English system is one of the reasons Wrexham has taken off here in the States, besides the obvious Rob/Ryan connection. We don’t have anything like promotion/relegation in our sports here. There’s that knowledge in your head that if your team is winning, and they keep winning they can move up and make it to the Premier League. And the way Ryan and Rob have treated the acquisition of Wrexham and the subsequent build up of the team this is their dream too now, along with so many of us here in the States. I bet the number of people in Wrexham kit in San Diego well outnumbers the amount of people in Man Utd kit. Assuming we can get it in time as it’s all been sold out for months now.
Perfect explanation!
It's both euphoric and heartbreaking.
South Shields FC has just been promoted.
OK, we are not going to be in the Champions League any time soon, but it's a possibility. Slim to no chance, but a possibility nevertheless.
Football is lush/mint!
Genuine question I'm a lifelong football fan in England and haven't really delved into the mls at all do they not get relegated at the end of the season then?
@@craigcollyer568 No. there is no promotion or relegation. If the LA Galaxy finish dead last they just shrug their shoulders and say “oh well, off to next season”. There’s no danger of going down to a lower level.
@@NorCalPhil In some ways, there can be an incentive to tank if the team is struggling--they can get first dibs in the draft (unless there's an expansion team that year). I don't know if MLS teams actually do that, but there are some NBA teams that have been accused of tanking.
One thing I learnt about Ryan Reynolds over the past 3-5 years, his a marketing genius. He knows how to play on emotions and utilize the platforms to gain an audience 📈
Nah he’s in the movie industry, and he’s used the storyline and pulled favors to produce a good story combined with his millions of dollars. I wouldn’t say it’s genius. Watford had Elton John, Fulham had el fayed.
Wrexham still have a mountain to climb to even reach the championship.
Stoke are struggling in the championship and Sunderland, yet they have 30,000+ seater stadiums
@@jakeh-wb6ub you clearly have not watched some of his ads on his Gin and Telecommunications companies then
@@jakeh-wb6ub must have missed when Elton and Al Fayad got hundreds of thousands/maybe millions supporting them then
Ryan Reynolds has been able to use his clout so well behind the scenes. Got the tiktok sponsor, Ben foster signing now playing Utd in America pre season and much more. That’s how you market a club to a new audience 👏👏
It’s clever yes, but players are the difference.
Man City are the football model to follow in short space of time
@@jakeh-wb6ub give over
116 charges against them
They are the biggest cheats on the history of football
@@jakeh-wb6ub Their model is being bought out by an oil rich government ffs. How can you follow that? You can't unless an oil rich government buys you club. Hardly an achievable business model is it?
Chesterfield fan here pleased for Wrexham
I placed this comment further up the page and really meant to put it here. Thanks, I will be pleased when Wrexham, Notts County and Chesterfield etc are back in the EPL. One of us will miss out this season but I hope the League will make it 2 automatic promotion places from next season onwards.
As an American I've never had an attachment to a team in the English system. The story they've told has made it easy to pull for the team and town as an extension.
Still not English
@@jonnysupreme I know they're Welsh but isn't the pyramid tier essentially called the English football system.
@@sethlynch89 yes mate it is. That guy is just being a dick
@@sethlynch89 Yeah the league and overall pyramid is English, but you'd still say Wrexham is a welsh team even tho they play in the English game.
@@jonnysupreme What are you going on about? He didn't say Wrexham is English he said they're a team in the English system which they're.
Michael Eisner bought us(Pompey) when we were in league 2 and he's the man who saved Disney. Mad respect to the Wrexham fans who stood up and saved the club! Saw many similarities watching Welcome to Wrexham. Hope they go up
The man who saved Disney?!
Now we need a takeover at Chester by Daniel Craig (Hometown boy) and his old theatre buddy Hugh Jackman. The Twitter banter would be legendary
The Two lads were at the Wrexham ladies match on Sunday and the match gate was 9,500 ⚽⚽
I was there, that’s why
@@Longeezy OH my god was it really you 😂😂
The concerns about American owners trying to get rid of promotion/relegation is uniquely countered by the Wrexham owners, they've said publicly they bought it BECAUSE of the English system of progression. Obviously you take it with a pinch of salt as I'm sure not the same can be said of all North American owners but certainly in the Wrexham situation I don't think that "threat to tradition" applies.
Ryan Reynolds is Canadian that’s why
@@jakeh-wb6ub that's why I said North American cheers geoff
Wrexham are being shown live in the US and Canada, have more shirt sales than most teams in the championship, huge social media accounts. They have fan bases now in North America, I think is a great idea, and I really wish them well, they've put their heart and soul into it and good luck tot them.
There is a HUGE difference between passionate owners and just businessmen. Whether they’re from the US, the UK, or anywhere else.
I love the fact that Rob (and maybe Ryan) has said that one of the things he loves is that lower/non-league teams can play teams that are leagues above them and how it creates a underdog story, which is something that is not known in american sports! American sports is designed explicitly for revenue, in particular, advertising revenue. They are still learning but I love how they bought a non-league team and are so passionate about the team
Sry but you dont know anything about american sports fans. EVERYONE loves a underdog. Its 2023, its about revenue in every league including epl
@junioradult6219 yeah but can someone from the AHL play someone in the NHL ?
@@Gypsy_Danger_TMC Not commonly, no. However, in Canada it actually is possible for a lower tier team to play against the three bigger Canadian cities from MLS in the Canadian Championship, which decides who fills in the Canadian slot in the CONCACAF Champions League.
@kivimik sounds like a cup situation which is fine.. but can a team from the AHL be promoted to the NHL ?
Looks like someone has never heard of March Madness here in the States.
Yes, this is a unique situation, having owners who are invested, pushing for success but also ensuring that they don't come out of it looking like bellends.
They’re both not funny though!
@@L1RW
Another possibility is that you don't have a good sense of humor, random stranger from the internet.
@@elbruces 😂😂😂
@@L1RW millions would disagree with you mate, stick to coronation street maybe
@@lukeatbrandynightful Billions, thats how bad a take they have 😂
Celebrity ownership/Leadership isn't new.... See how Elton John became Watford Chairman & director in 1976 till 1987 & with Graham Taylor led them to Division 1.... He then sold it in 87 & repurchased it in 97 later selling most of his majority stake 5yrs later...
Watford has long benefited from their Elton connection
Let's be honest, the biggest usurping of the traditional football structure came in the early 1990s at the hands of all English owners who broke away from the FA and created the Premier League.
And beyond just Wrexham, this "story" has highlighted the added drama that exists in the lower leagues. I'm sure more people are now interested lower league clubs throughout the UK. Anything to turn focus away from the Premier League is a good thing.
How is that a good thing? Most of the lower league clubs would be dead without all the eyes on the Premier League. Like 10% of the PL revenue is given to lower league clubs so they can keep on existing
@@mmanu6126 clubs need fans, they need communities behind them. When you have people supporting a Premier League team hundreds of miles away instead of supporting their local league 2 team, that's an issue. More casual fans need to be supporting their local teams than a premier league giant on the otherwise of the country.
You’ll find most small club fans support both, watch Liverpool or Man Utd one week, then Tranmere or Man City the next week
@@oliverlane9716 Yeah but even with the fans and the community behind them most of these lower league clubs are on life support. Most of them are struggling even with the PL funding, without it they would cease to exist
@@oliverlane9716 It's simple really. All lower leagues get some kind of funding from the Premier league. The premiere league gets it's majority funding from broadcasting rights, which again is for the global fanbase. Hence you need the global fanbase along with the 40-50k matchgoing fans to generate that amount of wealth that can then be distributed to maintaing the lower divisions of English football. It's all a cycle.
Love what happening to wrexham all the Best guys Good Luck...
It's a fun watch...Rooting for County though~!
As a Arsenal fan i do keep my eye on Wrexham and even more as Ben has gone there and i like Ben Foster even have a few of there bloggers on my favs
I'm from North East London, I've been a Gooner since Bob Wilson was in goal. I remember Wrexham beating us in 92, I even remember the close call in 1978! Remember Wimbledon? Dickie Guy etc? Underdog stories are always great. Also seeing clubs like Notts County and Southend fight for places, this is bringing local teams in lower divisions a lot of kudos and a lot of publicity. Now that Wrexham are top of the division and Arsenal are top of the league, and Ben Foster is in goal, I can easily root for both. I've been to Wrexham and used to deliver stuff there. The people from Wrexham are (in general) lovely - even to a Londoner. Seeing what a Film star and TV star can do to build up a town that has been repeatedly beaten down is heart-warming. The ethos to grow a club and a community simultaneously is not a normal business model. I don't think this could ever be replicated. Enjoy the story people!
disney + and Ben fosters match day vlog got me hooked wish them luck
Good luck to Wrexham as. A Brighton Supporter you rarely get great owners happy for you 😊
Simon said Salford have gone up to League 1 and back down to League 2? When did that happen?? Theyve never been in League 1
This is just great, what is happening in Wrexham!! I understand the hesitation of some people, but like he said, we are not talking about a Club nowhere near the Premier League!! And you are missing one huge, absolutely amazing point! This is so much more than "the UK football", this is an international/global level issue. This is a great example to all the small, local clubs around the World!! Millions of people are working hard, usually for free, just to support and making sure, that their Club will exist also in the future!! And so far, they have done hundreds of hours voluntary work and/or small "donations" or other kind of help, which they are able to provide. Nobody, usually, do not realize or even notice how much these people are willing to do with out any "rewards" and now they can see, that there is a "Club", maybe similar to their own, which is able to turn the "attention" to these "lower level" Teams and smaller Towns, that nobody even knew existed!!! And we are talking now about Global attention!!! This could, and I really hope, be a massive motivation boost to everybody in this great, International Football Family!! And encourage to think "out side the box", have different approaches to the whole system. And if this example will be good also in the long run, it will slowly benefit all the lower level Clubs also in the UK!!. So, I do not see any problems with the whole Wrexham "model", even with out a "Disney" ending!!
They finally have the right hashtags on the videos
Good luck to Wrexham. Hope to see them in the Premier League very soon.
Thanks, I will be pleased when Wrexham, Notts County and Chesterfield etc are back in the EPL. One of us will miss out this season but I hope the League will make it 2 automatic promotion places from next season onwards.
It'll take long time😅
Define "very soon"
We played lots of friendlys with Man United in the past. Mostly because Alex Ferguson's son (Darren) was a Wrexham player for many years.
They are starting from the bottom, this is a model ownership imo
Yep and if they do turn wrexham into a powerhouse name which has a long history they will have gone about it the right way imo
Wrexham and Manchester are coming to my area!? I'm in.
They're going about it the right way and they got the right people around them.
Quality
If it wasn't for the owners when would most of us be interested in lower league football. Its a good thing for all teams and all leagues.
I think the Welcome to Wrexham docu-series highlights how closely football is tied into the life blood of towns and communities all over the UK. It also shows there is skilled, competitive and entertaining football being played in the 5th tier of English football, and that you don't have to pay a small fortune to watch quality live matches.
The NFL play regular games in London. If they can do it so can the EPL
Stand to be corrected if wrong but i don't remember salford bouncing between leagues 1 & 2 in recent times like Simon has implied?
Salford has only reached as high as League 2.
@@Lupin788 thought so. As far as im aware they've flew up non league since investment then stalled at league 2?
Everything outside daily job is entertainment 😂
Great Idea!
You just cant knock what the wrexham owners are doing for the club and the city
Game is on july 25th at the snap dragon stadium at 7-7:30 pm in san diego tickets are like 150$ which is kinda pricey for a non league team vs a premier league team. I went to the real madrid game vs juventus last summer and it was 60-80$ which was worth it this idk 150 😅
Because it's Manchester United. They know no matter how high the ticket prices are, they'd still sell out, especially considering Utd doesn't play friendlies in the states that often.
@Spanz Klyde true u have a point united is very popular here in the states and believe it or not California have lots of soccer/football fans so lots of people are gonna turn out for that game no matter how much they up price the tickets I wanted to go just cause I live 2hrs away from San Diego but then again I rather just go to an LAFC match or a dodgers game instead
It will sell out regardless. Might as well make that money
The 5500 seat expansion should be finished by the start of the 2024/2025 season. Let's assume that Wrexham gets promoted this year and does well enough in League 2 in the 2023/2024 season to not get relegated back. That means that they go into that season with an additional 5500 seats times 23 home games times 30 revenue per seat. (The revene would include tickt + food + beverage sales). That adds an extra 3.8 mil towards revenue. Figure they could apply 2 mil of that towards extra salary for players. As they continue to have success, they can leverage their success to expand their revenue. As long as they're williing to be a little patient the sky is the limit.
The match in San Diego will be a sellout. Anyone following football in general, or either club specifically, will be trying to get tickets to that game. I would try, but I live on the east coast, and can't afford to take a vacation in this economy.
DC United v Arsenal sold old like a T Swift show. Tix are in the $1,000s - could fly first class to London and just go to The Emirates
Ted Lasso does the same - positive for the game
ryan and rob aint a gimmick they are so invested in it
Why can't it be both? A gimmick isn't a bad thing?
A gimmick is something designed to attract attention
They are a gimmick. They are Americanising football. Soon we’ll be calling it soccer. 😢
@@L1RW better than the qataris though
@@L1RW why are you salty who hurt you.
The major difference with these owners is they didn’t buy the club to make money. It’s much more like a philanthropic effort.
Pretty sure Pompey have had the Eisners (Former CEO of Disney) for last 6-7 years so why are we having a conversation now about stable North American owners talksport if he took over the club in 2017? Last time I checked they are Americans?
I think Ryan and rob are visibly affected enough to make them as valid as anyone to back a club. I can think of owners who are much more of a danger to our game. Remember the European super league?
The owners certainly have an appetite to fund it, bought the stadium then spent 500k on grass for the pitch and brought in big names along staff and players on high wages
Just putting in a new stand too
300k
Premier League cup is a great idea, only thing is city would probably win it every season along with finishing top 2 in the league so they're guaranteed to be in Europe
My birthday 16th aswell 😉
Ted Lasso 🙌
American here. I'm a Brighton & Hove Albion fan and have also begun following Wrexham as of late. (thanks Rob & Ryan....I think?) With that said.....
I actually LOATHE the current American system, especially the MLS here. All a team from a lower tier has to do is pay $$$ (like Austin FC, St. Louis City, Charlotte FC to name a few) and suddenly you're in the MLS. That's a load of fecal matter, IMHO. There are currently 29 teams in MLS. That is about 9 teams too many!!! There are also plenty of teams that ARE NOT in MLS (FC San Antonio, for example) that can compete with and at times beat an MLS side. And then there are some MLS sides who, quite frankly, have absolutely no business being considered a "top tier" team because they're just terrible.
I would fully support a Promotion/Relegation system here in the US for our soccer (football) leagues.
Jim completely goes sideway there lmao, "Villa vs Wolves in New York on a Saturday in November" wtf you talking about Jim, how does that compare lol
It was a bit of fun who cares. These guys aren’t like the other American owners anyway. They’re not bankers, they’re entertainers. I’m sure Wrexham fans are loving it.
No Promotions No Relegations. NEVER
I think PR was the motive behind why they brought in Ben Foster knowing he now has a decent sized CZcams Channel which he'll be posting content regarding Wrexham.
I thought that as well. Ben has played for Wrexham and has a friend who is in connection with him who lets him know when a spot opens up. Wrexham's GK spot was open after an injury.
Wrecsam and their owners are an interesting story but the MSM seems to give them far too much attention. The coverage of wrecsam vs the blades was pathetic.
North vs South, best 11 from both…….?
I get the caution that goes along with foreign ownership, but let’s not act like English owners haven’t bled teams dry before. Who do you think put Wrexham in the situation they were in before Rob and Ryan.
Amateur football is sport
Professional football is entertainment.
Imo.
Simon can't stop hating on city
My two concerns are countries owning clubs and not enforcing fair play.
Dont know how these state owned clubs are worse when they take clubs to another level and dont try and change rules and tournements
They have already tried sidestepping ffp. The comment was about changing culture and in that respect theres really no difference in american or mid east owners. Thats what he was saying
Mac's big brake
Tell them to buy palace
Salford City with 5 famous rich Man UTD players as owners must be thinking, why didnt we make a TV documentary! Because as owners they arent really as invested as much and Rob n Ryan! They showing every other owner up with their creative marketing entertainment nous!🤣👍
Because they are football people. Rob saw Sunderland till I die and wanted his version of it.
I think Americans love the excitement of the promotion & relegation. As this format doesn’t exist in their sport… being a Wrexham fan, this gives you pattern baldness!
North would smash south
Honest question. Was there this much outrage when Roman Abramovic bought Chelsea?
Hollywood is ruing football 🤢🤮😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡
Mmm nope the Arabs/Saudis are ruining football
What , how can two people who actually care and want to improve be worse then a multi millionaire owners who run the club into the ground for they’re own profit
They’re not sportswashers like the Qataris & Saudis…Newcastle , city ,psg, Emirates stadium, all bought to gloss those countries human rights abuses & make them appear respectable..Hollywood? You’re winding me up
The NFL generated $18 billion in revenue compared to $6 billion from the EPL but they still held annual games in London to promote the sport in England. Each team in the NFL had only 8 home games too.
Simon Jordan is being stupid acting like the Premier League is too awesome to stoop to the level of playing a fixture in America.
Honestly American fans understand home vs. away advantage, and that one team would be giving up a home game, and the neutrals would support that team.
Sport is not entertainment, it is competition.
You must be Spurs fan then. Boxing is entertaining to some people and it’s definitely a competition. They are not mutually exclusive you know.
@@andrewleah1983 Why would he be a spurs fan because of this opinion? It's not like they win anything for him to solely glorify and big up the competitive aspect. They aren't mutually exclusive, but competition should always take precedence over entertainment.
@@ddill1816 That was the point. Spurs are boring and never win anything. Double whammy.
Click bait
Wrexham are Welsh. So not “this country”
FYI Americans own Arsenal!
😂they only like to talk about that when arsenal is 5th
People think Wrexham will level out due to cost in Championship! But if Burnley and Huddersfield can make PREM, so can Wrexham! Ryan Reynolds is effectively now a Billionaire after selling two companies! How many teams in the Championship have a Billionaire owner!!😮
I dont think he personally collected 1.3 bill but he made 100s of millions for sure
I dont think he personally collected 1.3 bill but he made 100s of millions for sure
Its weird to me, here we have foreign multi millionaires who buy a football club and over power the rest of the league they're in and push for success and its counted as fantastic.
A foreign owner comes into a premier league club and manage to become hugely successful and Simon says that its wrong, hypocrisy much?
Literally Mickey Mouse
Jordan talking crap again. Professional system ?? He thinks the national League is amateur ? Most of the teams are full time pros & is the fifth tier
Some say Simon Jordan is a poor mans Piers Morgan. I strongly disagree with them. He always put things in context and is not scared to offer an educated opinion. Some say nobody cares about that and if the right money came along that he would sell out. I also strongly disagree with that. Some also say that his constant reminder of how he wished he invested more into boxing just shows he hasn't a clue about, sports, business and investements. I strongly disagree with that.
I think he is one of the best sports pundits out there who is also very good of providing insight into other issues and can utilise that and be of benefit to sports fans. Adding some political commentating to a sports audience is genius. Not many people can do that in suchna robust and intelligent manner. Many people disagree with that....
Can Simon Jordan be a bit stubborn. Yes he can, just like the rest of us.
Do you wish sometimes Simon Jordan should come of is high horse when speaking to many people and that he would be humbled by Martin Keown more...
Well, we can all do well to be humbled by the unique wisdom Martin Keown has...
The simple point is...
Simon Jordan is no different to you and I. We all have things people like and dislike about us. It is all part of being a follower of talksport. We will all have our critics...
But at least we share our opinions and criticisms...
Not in such a prolifically poised, well educated and critically insightful way as Simon Jordan does...
But we all love the same thing....
Spurs being the joke they are this season
Ryan is a Canadian. As a Canadian, he could even have a knighthood for the things he is trying to do in Wrexham.
I am not sure if you know or even has been publicised that Charlie and his misses have been to Wrexham and introduced to the 2 owners on the pitch ,was on Welsh news
Those with Canadian citizenship are no longer allowed (since 1935) to accept knighthood from the British monarch. Canadians can, however, be awarded the Order of the British Empire (OBE) as Commander, Officer or Member.
@@barrieroberts75 Officially, Charles made the visit to award city-status ot Wrexham.
If americans took on promotion and relegation their sports would be aoo much more interesting to watch
The Glazers want to sell United to buy Wrexham 😂
Simon Jordan is slowly becoming the present Jordan Peterson- both used to be very good and logical and great to watch but now both seem to think they are experts of everything and are getting deluded and tad bit annoying.
The issue with the all star game is that it would be meaningless in regards to the PL season.... Whereas they aren't pointless in American sports because they affect who plays at home in the playoffs or world series for example.
Proper clobber
Ceej = Top LAD Proper Clobber ✊
Can the peak of capitalism be good for a sport that was build by the hands of the working class?
Quiet commie 😂
@@junioradult6219 A bit over board there :) .. But Y'all need socialism healthcare.
Wrexham have got more chance of winning the premier league than Spurs 😂😂
Every owner whether they are American or not are individuals. Really poor subject to discuss guys.. absolutely moronic berks.. but he did used to own crystal palace you know
Out of all the teams they could have bought why buy Wrexham could of had someone like Sunderland
Lol you dont get it. Yea if my plan was to spend 50 to 70 mil upfront ide take sunderland all day. Would also have to have deep funds for wages especially with the idea your getting into epl. This was very low risk and if they make it to champianship there fanbase would have exploded and ryan and rob could sell for a crazy profit. I dont think there goal is to win the epl😂😂 wrex story makes for a better tv show. More people in the usa now know about wrexham then most other championship teams because of it.
americans are so starved for football you could sell them literally anything. they'd be colchester fans if a game in america was sold well enough. with the world cup in north america coming up i can't imagine the premier league won't capitalise in some capacity.
For real living in the us i havnt watched a mls game in prolly 15 years😂whats the point. If you love football you watch epl, serie a, french, bunda all that, but the last thing you watch is mls
All the best to them and Wrexham
Tiny club outside of non league football being manufactured purely by money into a bigger club . Kinda a tiny tiny Man City
Good isn’t it
@@petemills5704 maybe I’d be desperate if I supported a wee kinda pathetic club and then think likewise
@@davidhalkyard3609 you just like being a giant D bag huh.😂 thats your thing
English Citizenship Anyone?...
Wrexham turning plastic
I hope Americans dont embarras themselves and attend this match. They are taking PL quality to your home god dam it you wont see this every day.
You couldn't pay most Americans to watch a match. They will sell out for sure just because of the lack of quality available here, and the fans that do exist are hard core fans. But if you went to the local sports bar and tried to give away a pair of tickets, most would laugh at you. The funny part, and the big take away is, if the match was Man U v Arsenal the attendance would be worse than Man U v Wrexham. That is the impact these two are having on your sport over here.
Wrexham should be in the Welsh league