Wrexham AFC Promoted

Congratulations to Wrexham promoted back to the football league after beating Boreham Wood 3-1 at the racecourse tonight 

Legendinmybathroom wrote: I second that, they have been outstanding this season (110 points already) as have Notts County, who I hope are successful in the playoffs. It’s an incredible story, out of the league for 15 years (relegated 15 years ago today), nearly went into administration on several occasions, but found Hollywood owners who have put their money where their mouths have been. They will now receive far more funding from the FA and in Rob Reynolds they have a billionaire owner (something some Premiership clubs could only dream of, they have an agreed plan (with council planners) to develope the Racecourse, creating a 15k capacity stadium. I really found their documentary series a fascinating watch and I’m sure there will be another one out soon, following this incredible season.

scarletpimp wrote: Legendinmybathroom wrote: I second that, they have been outstanding this season (110 points already) as have Notts County, who I hope are successful in the playoffs. It’s an incredible story, out of the league for 15 years (relegated 15 years ago today), nearly went into administration on several occasions, but found Hollywood owners who have put their money where their mouths have been. They will now receive far more funding from the FA and in Rob Reynolds they have a billionaire owner (something some Premiership clubs could only dream of, they have an agreed plan (with council planners) to develope the Racecourse, creating a 15k capacity stadium. I really found their documentary series a fascinating watch and I’m sure there will be another one out soon, following this incredible season. As usual Legendinmybathroom writes with insight, and I agree with all he says above.  What a contrast  with the way Swans have been run for the last 5 or 6 years. I applaud Wrexham, not just Reynolds,  for their transformation.  At the centre its the fans,  who dug deep, when the club was about  to go out of business , and if it was'nt for them, there  would  be no Wrexham  now. "Little people" still matter, they are the heart and soul of every club, in any sport. Yma O'Hyd

SA14 wrote: scarletpimp wrote: Legendinmybathroom wrote: I second that, they have been outstanding this season (110 points already) as have Notts County, who I hope are successful in the playoffs. It’s an incredible story, out of the league for 15 years (relegated 15 years ago today), nearly went into administration on several occasions, but found Hollywood owners who have put their money where their mouths have been. They will now receive far more funding from the FA and in Rob Reynolds they have a billionaire owner (something some Premiership clubs could only dream of, they have an agreed plan (with council planners) to develope the Racecourse, creating a 15k capacity stadium. I really found their documentary series a fascinating watch and I’m sure there will be another one out soon, following this incredible season. As usual Legendinmybathroom writes with insight, and I agree with all he says above.  What a contrast  with the way Swans have been run for the last 5 or 6 years. I applaud Wrexham, not just Reynolds,  for their transformation.  At the centre its the fans,  who dug deep, when the club was about  to go out of business , and if it was'nt for them, there  would  be no Wrexham  now. "Little people" still matter, they are the heart and soul of every club, in any sport. Yma O'Hyd I don’t think they’re billionaires.

maybe they can use the blueprint of toshacks mighty swans in the 1980s as inspiration, who in just 4 glorious years went straight from the bottom division all the way to the top of division 1......(Then almost back again lol) Packed with welsh legends and a fanatic following on the old north bank