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[Ichabod Crane]

Does it annoy you Wrexham have no Welsh players and actively have that approach and will for many years to come?

But they do have James Mclean! A proud fenian bastard Tiocfaidh Ar La

 

[exiledclaseboy]

But they do have James Mclean! A proud fienian bastard Tiocfaidh Ar La

Apropos of nothing on this thread but I love that quote in your signature.

 

[Ichabod Crane]

Apropos of nothing on this thread but I love that quote in your signature.

I live my life by it

 

[jackjackjackjack]

But they do have James Mclean! A proud fenian bastard Tiocfaidh Ar La

Wales is a protestant country.

 

[Cinio Dydd Sul]

Does it annoy you Wrexham have no Welsh players and actively have that approach and will for many years to come?

Does it annoy you that Swansea is situated in Wales?

But yes Wrexham should contribute more to THE national team and theres no real excuse now with the time that has passed and investment they could have put in. The Swans have been doing all the heavy lifting on that front for a while now.

 

[Neath_Jack]

Aaaaaaaand we’re under starters orders…

 

[Ichabod Crane]

Wales is a protestant country.

Wales is a free country, it's 2025 btw you daft old coont

 

[Ichabod Crane]

Aaaaaaaand we’re under starters orders…

 

[SgorioFruit]

Does it annoy you Wrexham have no Welsh players and actively have that approach and will for many years to come?

who can tell

 

[SgorioFruit]

oof hurty words

 

[Dr. Winston]

Does it annoy you Wrexham have no Welsh players and actively have that approach and will for many years to come?

Wrexham's priority is Wrexham, as it should be. If that means fielding a team consisting entirely of Germans, then that is their right.

 

[waynekerr55]

Fenerbahce covered Ayew’s wages the season we were relegated.

It was terrible terrible transfer dealings that stopped us from competing, not one players wages.

The legacy of Jenkins losing the plot post Laudrup

 

[TheLoneRanger]

"Football finance guru Kieran Maguire has praised Wrexham's economic strength, indicating they are poised to be competitive in the Championship next season. Speaking to talkSPORT, he said: "Wrexham made three times as much as any other club in League Two, more than any other club in League One and they would be in the top half of the Championship,".

"Therefore they're not that far behind the Championship's big hitters – the likes of Stoke and Norwich. It's an incredible achievement in terms of bringing in money. It's also their ability to become an international brand which has really driven this."

"I was teaching in Charlotte, North Carolina last year and the only shirts I saw were those of Wrexham, which is an amazing achievement and that's on the back of the documentary."

Maguire also projected that Wrexham stand to gain an additional £8m in TV revenue from promotion to the second tier. "That would put them fairly close to all of the clubs except for those who will be in receipt of parachute payments in the Championship," he added."

 

[bytholwyn]

Birmingham are said to be on a par with those clubs receiving parachute payments. Quite how they've managed that without the equivalent of Welcome to Wrexham driving things (they have an Amazon Prime doc series in the offing mind) is a mystery. If they can get these fantastic commercial deals why not us?

 

[bytholwyn]

The commercial impact of high-profile North American investors on Wrexham and Birmingham City - Sportcal

In November 2020, actors Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds were announced as the new owners of north Wales-based soccer club…

www.sportcal.com

The amounts talked about are pretty modest. The United Airlines deal isn't the massive one I expected. Nor the Delta Airlines one for Birmingham. If we got a retired big name from US sport involved as an owner, could we do a Wrexham?