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People are so ungrateful. They don't see the blood, sweat, and tears that those two have poured into the c!ub and the community. They don't see the hours sacrificed behind the scenes. Those two are making good business choices. If you don't want it we would love them to invest in our teams, then you can go back to a rundown, losing , club.

a certain amount of tickets should automatically be saved for the original local fans which have to be picked up from the stadium that way still keeping them happy

it feels like it will take another 3 years just for them to start building the first part of the kop stand.

Thanks for great info 🥰

Ungrateful sods!

Are the train tracks over there are remnants of old times or are they actually a functional entity?

It now looks like a very wise decision that Rob and Ryan made to go ahead with the temporary stand, on many levels. The fans not only had a couple thousand extra seats for last season, but will for next season as well. Plus, there’s just a psychological benefit to seeing a “complete” stadium with four sides while we wait for the new Kop.

you think that everything that has taken place since the new ownership things would be much easier to complete

Thank you for the update, I get most of my info from the GOAL and other sources, but you're always on top of it.

Fyi ... Wrexham do watch and keep track of social media postings and fan channels.. Like yesterdays lol... Yes a few issues with the kopp stand came up and i did hear that they wanted to make the kopp stand bigger months ago as the plan on it being a bigger staudium ... As fans i think the club didnt want to try and explain all the crap going on behind the scenes with the land issues with prior owners and council.... Fans just need to he patient really i think its just all in due time... Problems from previous owners .... A prior ceo i havent heard good things about and working with the council is sooo slow... I had a friend who is involved with the premier league at a high level and he attended wrexham months ago... He said they are on the right track and its just working on prior commitments and dealing with crap from prior owners ... Its hard bevause the football has improved quickly but building the stadium up and the training ground will take time.

What would really help would be if perhaps you could post a current official plat of property owned by Wrexham afc. I’m sure there is a need for more land but if one can see what is now available it would help. IF the vacant land beyond the temporary stand to the road is owned perhaps sliding the pitch in that direction would allow a large Kop and a similar structure on the opposite end. That’s just a start.

So why don’t the women’s team play there?

Sounds like a new visitors section would help for a year round destination as well. I never liked the student flats location when they started building them, I see them every time I pass.

One element that may go along with "year-round destination" would be hotel accommodations integrated into the Kop, which at some ground have included views of the field for the most premium rooms. Then the company that would be operating the hotel accommodations side would be part of closing the financing gap.

Im so glad i found your channel i love your dedication to city as club. And fake if you get your voice back i enjoy your dads voice over any ai voice

As an outsider I want the previous owners to get something. Jail time springs to mind. Seizure of bank accounts for fines from fraud convictions works for me as well. However that could be because I am a vindictive SOB. Nice that Wrexham got an update from the club.

Good news. Thank you.

Wrexham FC Fanzone.....you make this point that you find it unfair that local supporters are unable to get one of the 15000 tickets now available for home games due to the demand of tickets by people who are attached the the team now due to the success of Welcome to Wrexham and RR & RM...... All I ask is where were these fans who are missing out on see Wrexham play in the first division, way back in 2018/19? before the fame, when average attendance was a mere 5000??? It is hard to feel sorry for glory fans, who like people now worldwide, want to get involved in a little bit of the success the club is now enjoying. Locals do benefit more than others, just simply by the rejuvenation of the town they live in, thanks to the football club! why shouldn't Ryan & Rob get interest on the tremendous risk they took, when investing so much money at such a great risk.

Looks like they extending the kop to 3000 sits now. which means it's going to take a while before development actually begin. that being said, I'm glad to hear they ending up buying the land around in order to be able to make the Kop Bigger.

0:38 Where's Rob?

Nice comment by Beckham and looking forward to the new uniform reveal!

The drone footage of Wrexham never gets old!

Happy fathersday Phill. Keep it up!!!

Thank you for making my weekend great.

Rob and Ryan have lent several million pounds to Wrexham. I suspect that is a lot more than the amount that they have pocketed from the documentary. However, with rules limiting players salaries to a percentage of turnover, Wrexham would have a higher ceiling, and smaller loans, if the documentary money was added to the club's turnover.

Another good one, thanks! And Happy Father’s Day to all if today is the day over there. It’s always the 3rd Sunday in June in USA. Not a father myself but have a good day!

I’m sure it has to be torn between two places! Filming for Deadpool or going to the game. I know Ryan was mostly watching the game anyway so I’m betting he would have rather been there.

Every club is doing price increases nothing new.... Training location will always take time.... As fans we expect everything right now....but this will take time... Fans have to be paitent .... This stuff all costs huge money and you cant expect people to sink millions and million in over night ... The tv show money is rob and ryans and the money they bring in via sponsor and new fans is going towards wrexham... I think it would of been better for ryan and rob to say ... We have a 10 year plan and within those 10 years we would like to add the following based on .....

with the age of drones being so common now, all these clubs need to start figuring out how to clean those roofs lol

Thanks for the awesome aerial views of your lovely town! It's Father's Day here in the US - do you celebrate it there too? Either way, Happy Father's Day to you Phil! 🎉

It's amazing how the town looks from the air 👍

Thanks guys. Seeing Wrexham really cheers me up.

Not being able to fit all your fans into the stadium is a "good" problem and in everyone's interest to get sorted out, which is why there's no need to worry and only patience is required.

The website still needs a lot of work, but this is an improvement. The documentary is really about the community foremost and I think that's why it's so popular. The online hate, I think is mostly common jealousy and nothing to worry about. Without enemies, you've achieved nothing as a club.

I am sure the ticket increases are problematic for some due to the costs of living increases but of course part of the issue was likely in part because of the spending going on for League 1. I think fans may not have fully realized how things worked, around Welcome to Wrexham but I think as it was said the sponsorship deals make up for any money the team would have earned from it and the investment to Rob and Ryan. As a fan of Sunderland AFC I have watched a parade of so-so to shocking ownership enter the club and waltz out basically doing very little to keep the club afloat. Our last American basically allowed the team to get double relegated once he got tired of it. Than a car salesmen and now a young rich frenchman that has no idea what he is doing it feels like. I envy the quiet confidence emanating from north Wales by comparison. Though we had your manager in League 1 and he was not really a solution. So hope he does better for you.

Sounds like a bad deal where royalties from the series is concerned, but maybe it was done that way in case the show bombed and failed. Or somebody thought any increased sales of merch and tickets as well as attracting new sponsors was considered payment by whoever negotiated the deal. Never a fan of ticket hikes but two back to back promotions, and plans to build new stands or even a whole new stadium. Is it really a surprise that ticket prices are going up? Think they need to come up with a better loyalty plan, what you described does not sound fair. As for the updates on what is happening with the new stand, maybe they were waiting for the new management team to get up to speed and have them give the update. Not fair to be keeping Wrexham and the fans in dark, they need to start talking to you all. If it is issues within the club, tell the fans and get them resolved, if it is local government holding up the stand build and the new training field. Let the fans know where the blame lies for the delay.

At the end of the day, its purely business. But of course, as the saying goes "you can't please everyone."

Anyone putting the blame on R & R for not starting on the stands, training grounds or academy are just plain ignorant of how corrupt government is, regardless of what country and level you're talking about. All of the politicians have their hands out expecting their coffers to be filled; they will hold everything and anything up until they get their cut, whether they, and usually not, deserve it or not. They don't care about the club or town; they just want to fill their pockets first

well, I guess if the fans aren’t happy with the current arrangements, they could always let the owners know. I’m sure Rob & Ryan would start looking for new owners for wrexham.

Ryan Reynolds will betray you one day. Be prepared. He's a nice guy but I'm glad people are watching out. Remember during the interview he did before buying the club someone asked about how he's going to raise money and he said "cash injection, no loans".

Why would a show made by Rob and Ryan about the club owned by rRob and Ryan pay money to the club owned by Rob and Ryan? I fail to see that logic…The show is a long form commercial for the club and the town, by all accounts and metrics a stupendously effective one, as both the club, the town, and many of the people featured in the documentary benefit financially from the worldwide exposure and opportunities it brings, directly or residually….

I'm not surprised that the Kop and training grounds are delayed. I can't remember where I heard it but I understand that there were issues with the Kop due to something under the ground (sewage lines?) that required a redesign. And from what we saw in the documentary, getting approval for anything seems to take forever due to multiple layers of bureaucracy. The question that has always been in the back of my mind is where do R&R expect to start getting paid? As much as they've done for the club and city, we all know they aren't doing any of this solely out of the kindness of their hearts. With all the plans they said regarding rebuilding the stadium/training grounds/academy, it will be a decade before the club is built up to a point that they can start making $. I don't think they are in for that long. I think we are missing a piece of the puzzle.

I am not sure why anyone would be upset that the club isn't making money from the show directly; it's tied to the owners, not the club. Unless they put it into the contract like the Sunderland series, it would leave with them. Nevertheless, money is being reinvested, for the most part, into the club. As for the KOP, when they designed it, I don't think they fully understand the impact they and the show would have, so my gut says they are redesigning it and making it hold more seats. While I may never benefit from it, having an all-wall like Dortmund would be pretty cool to see in Wrexham. If they indeed are going to use temp seats, they for sure need to put a top on it. I think it's great they put a freeze on season ticket holder prices, but that might be more because of the KOP issue if they don't increase, they can't really be too upset about it, but I think there's not much choice on raising single ticket prices but that's me looking from a distance.

Speaking as a Liverpool fan since the mid 90's who keeps an eye on the other leagues, you neglected to mention the approximate 11 million pounds owed to Rob and Ryan thus far. I would not be critical of them at the moment, Wrexham would still be in the National League or potentially worse circumstances than those levels. Be patient, you are extremely lucky to have them as owners, and they have a marketing team that is building a massive international brand. The money generated is most likely going to those brand creation efforts, which can be very expensive. Kit sales of League One and National League were of charts as compared to other teams at that. Remember, the trust sold them the team without a stadium. It will take time. I look forward to Liverpool playing them in a couple of years as a Premier League club. Just sit back and enjoy the ride to the top league in the world. Patience will see its just rewards.

That is interesting about the show not sending money to the club but it's not shocking. The show is directly and indirectly benefitting the club, the town, and the League. So I presume the money earned by the show helps pay for the show itself.

all the yank ryan reynolds fans explain why he is charging MORE than business rate loans to the club.

From an outsider these comments seem very out of place. What these two have done for the club and the town is nothing short of miraculous. I’m a Texan who recently took a trip to England and made it a point to drag my whole family 4 hours round trip up to Wrexham to have a look around and shop. People are saying folks on the show are being exploited….really?!? I’m just one of millions of people making their way up to your corner of the world and spending money on items not connected to the club because of the spotlight that’s been shown on your unique town. I think the owners should be shown a bit of grace here, a lot of other clubs would love to have the problems that are being complained about.

Another good video, thanks! There is zero chance everyone will be happy about everything, all the time, but safe to say Wrexham is in a much better place than it was 3 years ago, team and town. They need a training ground first and foremost, in my opinion. My guess is the Kop hold up is due to a change in idea of the original plan. Won’t shock me to see the temporary stand for all of next season. And maybe longer. They made a mistake in their pitch to mention that there would be no loans but let’s give them time on that and see what happens. Think they’ve earned some trust but I’m not from Wrexham and haven’t been through everything you lot have. They are human too but they’ve done just about everything they’ve said they would, still no training ground aside. No direct money from the documentary is technically true but the money from all of the marketing as the result of the documentary may be hard to quantify. I paid 33/month to watch all the games last year and if I’m not mistaken, Ifollow gives each club 80% of the revenue. Imagine how many others from USA and beyond did the same? And all the shirt sales? Foreigners visiting Wrexham? Again, be hard to put in actual numbers but the monetary benefits from the documentary but they are real.

I feel like as we get promotions back to back, it's putting a financial burden on Rob & Ryan, they need a bigger Shark with them, a billionaire to fund this venture going forward.

Hmmm...does seem odd, doesn't it?