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Welcome to Wrexham Series 3 Sky Max Sunday 20th April 21.00-22.30
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No thanks . I’d rather cut my toenails with a chainsaw.24
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Blimey, Wrexham even paying CL posters for marketing now.6
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The only one of those types of programmes I’ve ever watched was the Sunderland one for the Wembley game, though even then skipped through to the good bits1
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Series 4 and the circus comment gets an airing.2
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Rather cut off my knob with a rusty bread knife3
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Rather slam my penis in a door0
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No interest in other clubs, now if a Charlton version came along it would carry a health warning for us lot.0
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Can someone change the title of this thread to
You're fucking welcome to Wrexham Series 3 Sky Max Sunday 20th April 21.00-22.30
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Think people are being so over the top about the documentary, I’ve given it a watch after initially being against all it stands for and it’s completely changed my perspective on them and their whole motive5
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Half interested .0
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Have watched the other series, but after the mawling we took at Wrexham away, haven’t brought my self to watch the lattest series, yet!0
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You’re not buying into their hype are you?
fuck em we’ll have em this season0 -
On the basis of momentum it will be very interesting to see how they fare.I will be happy finishing above them.0
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Hope they carry on the series for this season when reality finally hits them ( hopefully).1
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I really don’t get the bitterness surrounding Wrexham. They are not funded by middle eastern or Russian money and they are not buying players for millions of pounds.
If their owners had bought us we would all be very happy.11 -
I've really enjoyed the first 2 series and learned a lot. I certainly didn't appreciate how much Parky swears!000__Jaaaaay__000 said:Think people are being so over the top about the documentary, I’ve given it a watch after initially being against all it stands for and it’s completely changed my perspective on them and their whole motive
I'll give the episode they secured promotion to the Championship a swerve though0 -
I think it’s jealousy that they have a bit of a personalityeaststandmike said:I really don’t get the bitterness surrounding Wrexham. They are not funded by middle eastern or Russian money and they are not buying players for millions of pounds.
If their owners had bought us we would all be very happy.
the amount of comments they generate it must chew some people up
welsh, miles away , a minge of a club , who gives a fuck let them have their fun in the sun2 -
Watched the first series , then thought it jumped the shark and just descended into all the usual football documentary clichés. Nowhere near as good as Sunderland Til I Die.0
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I've actually got nothing against them, it's more the media coverage that annoys me.eaststandmike said:I really don’t get the bitterness surrounding Wrexham. They are not funded by middle eastern or Russian money and they are not buying players for millions of pounds.
If their owners had bought us we would all be very happy.4 -
That isn't their fault though, is it?ForestHillAddick said:
I've actually got nothing against them, it's more the media coverage that annoys me.eaststandmike said:I really don’t get the bitterness surrounding Wrexham. They are not funded by middle eastern or Russian money and they are not buying players for millions of pounds.
If their owners had bought us we would all be very happy.
I've watched all seasons with my wife, who has zero interest in football and we've both really enjoyed it, probably for different reasons.
I love the fact that the Hollywood duo are able laugh at themselves. I also love that they are not just trying to build a football club but to revive a community around it. They should be applauded.4 - Sponsored links:
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That’s interesting ( as I’m usually on board with your takes) . For monthis, I was firmly in the “i’d rather cut off my ( choose your organ)” camp and then in the autumn I nicked the first series and was hooked. I loved Sunderland too, but it’s gripping car crash TV because the club was. I think Wrexham does a better job overall of showing the casual viewer, espec the Yanks, how a club like that means something to the local community. And I like Rob and Ryan. Of course as film pros they know how to self-present, but the actual results don’t contradict the narrative at all. I finally bought into Rob especially when they showed him back at his favourite club in Philadelphia. I can’t even recall whether it was an NFL or a baseball club, but he had the same relationship with it as any of us on here have with Charlton. The worst thing for me is the opening sequence and song, where they took Sunderland’s template and fail, cringingly, IMO.MarcusH26 said:Watched the first series , then thought it jumped the shark and just descended into all the usual football documentary clichés. Nowhere near as good as Sunderland Til I Die.1 -
This for me, and no it isn’t their fault and I don’t dislike them for that, it just irks me.ForestHillAddick said:
I've actually got nothing against them, it's more the media coverage that annoys me.eaststandmike said:I really don’t get the bitterness surrounding Wrexham. They are not funded by middle eastern or Russian money and they are not buying players for millions of pounds.
If their owners had bought us we would all be very happy.
If it was Charlton, I don’t know, think id find it uncomfortable, but I get imposter syndrome.0 -
What is it with Bloody Wrexham, Hype Hype and more bloody soddin' Hype...just fu*k off 🤮1
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*Takes a swig of milk and says in a scouser accent: “exactly!”0
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It’s not the club itself that irritates me, it’s the new fans they’ve picked up that like to give their pennies worth online about a ‘non-major’ football league on the other side of the Atlantic. Find it very aggravating.3
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I've enjoyed all seasons of Wrexham till I die. I do buy in to what they have done for the community and the coverage they give to it. Some of it is American cheese but there are also a lot of heart rending stories both of fans and players, such as the coverage of the 100 plus year old fan who they covered in a previous season and when he recently died. The player whose delight at the prospect of becoming a father crumbled when they lost the baby and how the club treated it and supported him. Recently, as I mentioned elsewhere, Mullins and Ollie Palmer reactions to being sidelined .. "if it wasn't for me they would not have got this success" "I don't know why the manager does not like me any more"
To me it's not Wrexham, it's human interest plus a bit of American cheese and some football.
I will probably swerve the promotion securing game.
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Nothing wrong with discussing a well run club with good owners and plans for both the club and surrounding communityeastterrace6168 said:What is it with Bloody Wrexham, Hype Hype and more bloody soddin' Hype...just fu*k off 🤮
Maybe we could learn something1 -
Right! There's so much of it the taps straight into my love of Charlton and the deep roots of football in our society.000__Jaaaaay__000 said:Think people are being so over the top about the documentary, I’ve given it a watch after initially being against all it stands for and it’s completely changed my perspective on them and their whole motive
I can't imagine somebody watching it and still condemning what they are doing3 -
Most people condemning it haven’t watched it.Siv_in_Norfolk said:
Right! There's so much of it the taps straight into my love of Charlton and the deep roots of football in our society.000__Jaaaaay__000 said:Think people are being so over the top about the documentary, I’ve given it a watch after initially being against all it stands for and it’s completely changed my perspective on them and their whole motive
I can't imagine somebody watching it and still condemning what they are doing0 -
No thanks, they (Sky) spent most of the League One play off final going through Wrexham's season- I don't need to see it again0
