Wrexham

[Professor]

They will end up with a decent ground around 20K capacity. Hugely improved infrastructure. Very much consider themselves Welsh (language is booming) and whilst Tranmere, Chester and Shrewsbury are their traditional derby games, they have no love of Cardiff. Nice to have four welsh sides in the EFL again

 

[Neath_Jack]

They will end up with a decent ground around 20K capacity. Hugely improved infrastructure. Very much consider themselves Welsh (language is booming) and whilst Tranmere, Chester and Shrewsbury are their traditional derby games, they have no love of Cardiff. Nice to have four welsh sides in the EFL again

Definitely. They have also been stalwarts of following Wales since forever, always used to be more from up there following Wales than anywhere else. Before it got fashionable to follow us, very passionate about being Welsh

 

[Itchysphincter]

Hardly any welshies in Wrecsam.

 

[Cinio Dydd Sul]

Hardly any welshies in Wrecsam.

Yes, I do wonder how much of their support is actually from Wrexham, a town which voted for Brexit by a large margin and has a tory MP.

Which is the polar opposite of the vast majority of the club's supporters who are also proper hardcore Wales fans. I've met loads watching Wales and they invariably have the North West Walian accent and not the more scouseish they speak further East.

 

[Glyn1]

I would be surprised if they get out of League 1 ahead of Birmingham, Hudds, Bolton, Posh, Barnsley and Rotherham.

Even Stockport and Blackpool I think will fare better.

Based on the interviews with their owners, they agree with you. It seems their plan is to consolidate in League One for a few seasons first.

Don't other clubs in that division also have rich owners? Anyway, there are clubs that we hate / dislike and, for me, they aren't one of them, so good luck to them.

 

[TerryPHELAN]

When the hype subsides they’ll be at the arse end of league 2. Probably playing us and Cardiff.

Like the good old days of 1987/88!