Impressive Wrexham look VERY good in FA Cup thriller

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10 seconds, feels like on TV cameras but yeah Rex I'm unlucky to go 3- 3 against Sheffield United could have been a dramatic win for them. Sheffield United got it back in the 95th minute, but another entertaining game involving Wrexham in the FA Cup miles. They have something about them, don't they? What does Wrexham have this season? That's what really stands out, you think, yes, certainly, the new owners have listed things throughout the club and the atmosphere around them and the fans have obviously been fantastic from day one, it's a really historic club and you can see the following: It's too much for them to see their team return to some kind of level where they get the recognition that they used to have before going through this turbulent time under such poor ownership before they basically abused, the club stripped all their assets and destroyed them. aside and left them in a really precarious position, it's really nice to see them get back to where they belong to some degree, obviously they're holding out in a league and a cup as well, that's the kind of attention the new owners have. and the fans will always have expected it, of course, you will always be drawn to the Hollywood story, but on the field, yes, it comes from investment, of course, but they

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on the inside, playing above their current level , particularly when I have someone like Paul Mullen up front who could play comfortably in League One, if not the Championship, yes, excellent striker.

I think he has something like 94 goals in his last 120 games, which is a phenomenal record at any level and he really seemed to make the difference in this game too, so to be honest, they will be gutted to no longer have his place. in the fifth round, but you can see that I am getting a result even in Brahma Lahaine, which is a really exciting time. For them, isn't it? Yeah, I think the home field advantage really helps them, doesn't it? The crowd was so loud and it felt like that 12th man cliché to them in a way, but David was there, it was 9,909 fans, I know.

Obviously the Rexham ground is a little bit different to a traditional non-league stadium and because of the heights they've been to before you kind of expect that and obviously with the media attention they've had, but an incredible attendance, that shows how Behind the club there are people at the moment and a position in development too, so yes, not even the capacity is full, but I was going to tell you, Dave, it was not the first time they have captivated in front of the cameras also in the last round against Coventry, another game from start to finish where they didn't mess around, they didn't really sit still, they took the game to Coventry and did the same against Sheffield United this time, did they?

No? even though Sheffield took the lead from the start that didn't deter them, they came back strong and really should have won the game if it wasn't just for the lack of concentration in the final moments, really 100. I think if you

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at the answer , They hit a lot of teams, lower league teams could probably respond terribly by falling behind in the first minute. I got a little worried about them, because throughout the buildup before the game, you know, they obviously wait for Ryan Reynolds the way he does. talks about the club, you can only, um, you can only look at it in a really positive way because it's no wonder this wave of positivity that the wrecks and the fans are generating at the moment and the energy that they're getting from their new owners and all the atmosphere around the club obviously they also have the TV show which is actually very

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to watch and you can see why they are at the top of the league and why they are playing the way they do because it's no just the players, it's the whole atmosphere around the club and it really plays a fundamental role in the success of a football team and we have seen that, yes, in this game, obviously, I have to give a lot.

The credit for Paul Mullen and seven goals in five FA Cup games this year is ridiculous and I've seen a lot of mention of call-ups for the Wales team which is quite interesting. Obviously it helps them to be in the spotlight, obviously that's what their owners also bring to the club, but you have to praise them well and the way they played in this game is not like that if you look at it. the statistics also how many shots they had this is not this was not the performance of a team that does not belong to the league no it was not

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to see and as I say it is not the first time they have done it in the cup and they are doing it in the league all weeks, it feels like a big step up from how they were doing last season, but which players, besides Paul Mullen, who you already mentioned, are spreading that extra Stardust around the team.

At the moment, because it's a work in progress, of course it is, but going forward they're looking bright, right? Yes. I think Jones in particular was also excellent in this game and took advantage of it very well. I think the main thing is everything. A lot of them on that pitch were up against players, so let's not forget we're in the Premier League just a couple of years ago, like Ollie McBurney. We were going to pay a large sum at one point. Johnny Egan was playing in the Premier League so this is not an easy test, it's not necessarily the kind of headline-grabbing result they wanted and it's not against someone like Chelsea or United, but it's still a great Cup for them and, in fact, the way they built this club. has to be admired.

I know that some people may be a little skeptical about the intentions of its owners, but we are in a world where football is being taken over by states and oil countries and where politicians involve all the centers of the left and right, so I would like a lot. I prefer to see this project in which two boys who love sport are seeing what they can do with the club and their ambitions, obviously, to reach the Premier League and that when you see the acceptance of the fans in the community and the simple things that they already have and continue to develop there is no reason why they can't achieve a little more than they are even now they probably feel like they might be behind they probably should have been promoted last year with the investment, yes, but the The fact that they're still supporting the fact that the owners haven't lost interest should be a really comforting sign for the fanbase in particular and the work they're trying to do with the community hasn't.

It's easy, if anyone has seen the documentary, they will see the fight they made to even buy back the stadium, it was a real struggle, but they stood firm, they invested the money in what was necessary and the playing team reflects that I know it is easy . just focus on reflecting but it has to be the focal point because it is an exact sign of where Rexham needs to be in looking at players who are above their current level to take them to the next step and this was a big step in the right direction 100 I hope they can overcome the repetition, they deserve it.

Sheffield United fans will frown at that comment because it feels like the spotlight has completely slipped away from them and I mean they are having a good season on their own. Anyway, aren't they Sheffield United? That makes this result even more unlikely and that's kind of the cup magic again that we were talking about and I feel like the owners are falling a little more in love with football each time. Things like this happen and you can see, you know, well, you're coming to a game like this in the middle of, you know, the end of January, it's a cold, horrible afternoon, but the atmosphere you must have witnessed makes this investment worth it. . has made it, but if they make it, if they make it through, it would be interesting to see how they go up against, say, a Premier League team, but having said that there are some Premier League teams in the FA Cup, now the left side, Yeah.

Did you see Blake Lively post that she signed up for ESPN only to see her husband have an anxiety attack? Which is excellent. Wrexham Rex and FC were trending yesterday in the United States on Twitter. I think this is such a fun thing to watch as the development of that club and them growing this new fan base in Philadelphia in particular, that's really good for them as well and the revenue that they're going to bring with it shows why it was an investment that they was it worth it, but also how it can help them. To reach the next level, I mean a non-league club sponsored by Tick Tock, is phenomenal, isn't it?

Obviously they are also making money, yes, it's amazing to see them, they are quite surreal, isn't that as a project? I think it's still yeah, it feels like some kind of strange fairy tale or some kind of movie that's unfolding in front of your eyes and when you see results like the last two in the cup for Rex and when they've had sending offs and the end. -Action until the end and last minute goals, yes, it's like following the script, right? So yes, it must be said that there is some very good entertainment if you are looking forward to John and score the equalizer in the 95th minute against the no-. side of the league and starts shushing the fans and touching your ears, come on, I'm kind of a classmate and you're like they're not from the league.

I know, I know they have these great owners, but I thought it was ridiculous, well, do it. You know what you mentioned before about the football fans point and how they feel about the property and you know how Rexima fans have really embraced the project that's happening, it raises questions about how fans feel about the property. property in general because We all want to have rich investors in our club, but only from certain backgrounds, and you know, we don't want to cheat the system, we don't want to spend a fortune when we can't live beyond our means and things like that, but this.

It's such a nice way to see a story like that unfold, especially for a club like Wrexham. They've had some really tough times over the last 20 or 30 years. I've only known them as a struggling non-league team or a struggling team. The league team is at the bottom of the pyramid, so yeah, it's really nice to see something positive coming for them. Yeah, it seemed like they were gone a few years ago, didn't it? Yeah, so the fact that they're going to come to this. point at which they will soon be back in the football league, it is difficult to get to that level, as they have found out the hard way over the last two years when they tried so hard to push for promotion again, it seems it seems that they will do it this year, but it's difficult because only the best team goes up like that, that's automatically, anyway, that's really difficult, isn't it?