How Are Wrexham FC Doing In League 2? The Season So Far

It's 2/3rds of the way through the 2023/24 season and things are heating up for Wrexham AFC as they look to fight for promotion from League 2.
Can Wrexham get promoted? What January signings have Wrexham made? What are the owners Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds doing behind the scenes? How sustainable is the football club? This and more in the video
Drone footage of Wrexham Racecourse Ground credit:
WxmAFCfanzone - www.youtube.com/@wxmafcfanzone

[@amazingfootballstories]

absolute banger if I may say so myself

[@elpolaco2002]

Amazing video for us who are uninformed! You earned yourself a new subscriber!

[@machaizephrine3505]

Great content. Keep up the good work, mate🤝

[@elbruces]

One thing I've noticed about the Wrexham team on the pitch is that they play hard until the last minute every time, which often leads to come-from-behind wins.

[@horbes]

Have been waiting for this update! Thank you!

[@johnwells2742]

great stats facts and info !

[@petermcaleer14]

Good breakdown Bruv! 🎉from a Western Hemisphere perspective it’s nice to hear the Youth Development angle… something kinda lacking in Pro sports, here Stateside. Something the Owners could learn about vs “Little League” to “The NCAA”. Really

[@gorankellett732]

😂😂😂

[@DJandrematic]

Good content

[@hoytoy100]

Out of curiosity I looked into Luton Town, who have clawed back into EPL after some lean years and several relegations. What lessons do they bring?

[@marthajackson1388]

Follow Liverpool model. Have all teams play the same way and this way you can bring your youth into the first team when you need them.

[@david6294]

Still in third after 35 games

[@YABBAHEY1]

All for the expansion of the stadium but most town counsels have other responsibilities, gambling not being one of them

[@brianeleighton]

Wrexham is actually one of the only clubs that the Town Council financing a stadium expansion is a good investment. This is because before the takeover, Wrexham was a very financially depressed community. The takeover has brought in £6 billion annually to the North Wales region from the additional tourism revenue. Those tourists are going to Wrexham because of the football club. The only thing keeping MORE from coming is that they sell out every game they play. Therefore, if the council expands the stadium there will be more money being spent in the various businesses around Wrexham as well. Which increases the tax revenues the Town Council is able to collect. Which gives more money going forward for policing, education and services.

[@Chrisocal21]

AFC...