The Truth About Wrexham AFC

[@JH-ty3ic]

This was the most enjoyable, upbeat and honest look at how little it takes to make football better. HONEST OWNERS!!!

[@EisernRob]

Well run clubs owned by the members

[@SouthBaySteelers]

And lots of money. The owners being from Hollywood attracted sponsors that would never happen otherwise. We’ll see where it goes. Nice story though.

[@Sodonewithchaos]

A Really nice Canadian guy,…not some Hollywood …sheesh 🫡🇨🇦

[@BEAR8419]

@@EisernRob there not owned by members anymore

[@LJMahomes]

@@BEAR8419 maybe leave that country for a change

[@willdawe6669]

This lady is an incredible broadcaster! Love this channel.

[@DavidLimofLimReport]

And now she's on Disney!!!

[@happychans8986]

​@@DavidLimofLimReport actually? which show??

[@DavidLimofLimReport]

@@happychans8986 welcome to Wrexham

[@happychans8986]

@@DavidLimofLimReport how can I watch it?

[@denverthomas8037]

she really is why on earth talksport or sky or someone has not yet grabbed her is unreal. I have huge respect 4her

[@ivorgodfrey-davies4794]

Neve, you have a maturity way beyond your years. A well researched and well considered piece. A great career awaits you. 🙂

[@TonyMurillo_g6]

Couldn't agree more! This lady is better than most professional reporters in the States. Nice job!

[@CashMyCheque]

@Amaldas 22/23

[@gui18bif]

Can't believe she is my age ! She sounds very mature

[@KingBrewHA]

Well said🤙

[@eligerus2622]

​@@TonyMurillo_g6 No reason for this comparison anyway.

[@SgtNickAngel]

I think it's cool to see the hype around Wrexham, and im interested to see how far they can go. Must also say, that 1934 touch was a nice touch for sure

[@nicestoriesnottherealstori3006]

You know, I think they have the money to make it championship but not the Premier League at the highest. I mean, owners at that level are almost all billionaires.

[@tlpineapple1]

​@@nicestoriesnottherealstori3006 Itll still be some time before theyre at the premiere league, even if they get promoted every year from now on, we're still talking 3 years. Ryan Renolds is oroving to be a shrewd and effective businessman. The bigger deal isnt the net worth of the 2 actors however, its the exposure they bring to the club. Through the documentary and the reach of the actors, hes brought MAJOR money into a previously national league club (there is zero way Expedia would ever sponsor a national league club otherwise). This seems to be a big part of their plan given every interview about the club they discuss their plans of increasing exposure. It seems they may plan to make up for their inherent lack of net worth for extremely lucrative sponsorship deals.

[@Jimmys_TheBestCop]

@@nicestoriesnottherealstori3006 Ryan Reynolds is a billionaire he sold Mint for billions

[@ojl5055]

@@Jimmys_TheBestCop He was a part owner and it sold for just over a billion. Even if he somehow got 500 million from that (he didn't) that would be incredibly far from a billion

[@garethmckee5927]

1934. My grandad was in the next village, Llay, he was part of the rescue teams.

[@jameskinch4889]

I think it’s nice to see kids being so passionate about this club instead of the big six. I’m a Watford fan and we’re a fairly decent sized club and many people in the town still choose to be Arsenal & Chelsea etc. I think it’s great what they’ve done at Wrexham

[@FlyingPotty420]

I’m also a Watford fan. Up the horns

[@chooseachannelname2840]

i am also a watford fan...come on you hooooooorns.

[@loganleroy8622]

@@chooseachannelname2840 I thought Watford has a moose as their logo? Would those be antlers and not horns?

[@chooseachannelname2840]

@@loganleroy8622 moose on badge yes, club nickname is the hornets...so horns as in hornets : )

[@Bobbygregstanius]

@@loganleroy8622 it’s a hart(deer)

[@mikebrink740]

I loved this s an American, we don't get to know the joys and perils of promotion and relegation, and how it can truly affect a smaller club and town. When you were speaking about your club, you could hear the emotion in your voice...Great job on this.

[@Azoria4]

i couldn’t believe it when i found out american sports don’t have relegation and promotion! i feel like it would be so exciting seeing, for example, what teams in the NFL would win the super bowl AND also get relegated / see what new ones would come in

[@jeebs9524]

I'm also American and love this sort of insight and tradition we don't really have here.

[@jcarne7]

No pro/rel but SEC football is pretty similar

[@pgpro8691]

@@Azoria4 yes nothing is more exciting or devastating as pro/rel.. it won’t happen here but playoffs are pretty exciting.

[@Kenobi_Cowboy]

@@Azoria4 How long would the Cleveland Browns have been out of the NFL completely?

[@suzannezoubeck5216]

I believe this gal has a future in broadcasting (sports or otherwise) if it's something she desires. Nice reporting, and LOVED how she talked about other team's struggles and the issue of owners not having the best intentions for the teams they're investing in. You go girl! ❤☮🌎

[@csnide6702]

She's a real sweetheart ... !

[@paulsmith6224]

100% agree...said as much in my post above...let's hope she does not get changed though!

[@SuperJNG18]

As a fellow Chelsea fan, I wish we had owners as invested in this team beyond just signing big players to get results. The people of Wrexham deserve this team.

[@hellomynameisbob922]

American Chelsea support here, and yes, exactly! It feels like a factory at this point and not a football club - shame 😕

[@BocchitheRock132]

Bruh. Boehly has been at Chelsea home game nearly every game lol.

[@actuallynotsteve]

Well, Chelsea had that, the only down side is that he is a war criminal. If you look at Abramovich as only a football club owner, he's easily the GOAT in any league and it's not even close. Boehly is one of the biggest clowns we've ever seen, and is more or less the Ted Lasso of PL owners, except he won't have any sort of redemption arc.

[@Clem_Fandango11]

​​@@actuallynotsteve Not even close to Berlasconi at AC Milan. Turned them into the powerhouse of Europe in the late 80s and 90s. Liverpool were a dull second division cup until David Moore's built them into one of the greatest sides ever to the point they dominated British football for 20 years and won European cups galore. Abramovic was nothing special. He was losing 900k a week on Chelsea and it was rumoured he was thinking of selling at some point or raising season tickets to ridiculous prices.

[@jamiejosh96]

Are you actually serious, as a Chelsea fan you want more investment…. And look to Wrexham who put in a minuscule amount compared to Chelsea

[@kcharles8857]

As an Australian, previously not remotely interested in Soccer, I stumbled over this woman and have found myself suddenly intrigued. Not by the game of course, I'd rather watch paint grow. But the passion and devotion the fans have for their clubs is both fascinating and heartwarming, and this woman has a way of presenting the fan's love of the game, and their respective clubs, that has me in awe.

[@AmberMarrrie]

Same. The show Welcome to Wrexham is interesting (even as a non football fan). I recommend it.

[@amadeusendymion1272]

Coming from a small town in Scotland not even remotely interested in the sparsely populated desert island known as Australia, I find myself suddenly intrigued. Not by the country of course, I'd rather holiday in Watford. But the global interest of people being able to find out about the real world is fascinating and heartwarming has me modestly hopeful.

[@kcharles8857]

@@amadeusendymion1272 🙂

[@NotThatWilliamWallace]

Congratulations! You made the documentary! Episode 3! I have a feeling this is going to open a lot of doors for you.

[@nkryt__55]

Yep

[@creativitycell]

Watched Your "Im struggling video" dealing with mental health issues. We 've all been there! Glad you made that video, and you pulled through! Sometimes, its gud just to take a break and recharge if things ever getting too much with life, or with utube expectations!🙏❤

[@stuntpeggnieve]

❤️ very true. Life can get overwhelming sometimes, can’t it. Thank you

[@johnpaulnuno7768]

@@stuntpeggnieve Love the content. We are rooting for you.

[@samc5801]

Beautiful comment. Taking a break from everything extra shouldn’t be looked down on. It’s super refreshing and you come back super grateful for everything

[@sherry75baby]

Well done, I really enjoyed this! My husband and I traveled to Wrexham in January and received the MOST generous welcome from the community. Looking forward to returning.

[@XJokermanX]

What did you do when you was here

[@zappybazinga8124]

This video is absolutely superb. As a fellow Bolton fan I completely agree. But Nieve you have a serious skill here, you can capture and put into words what it means to be a football fan. Not many really can do that. It’s quite unique.

[@scottdinsmore9445]

This!

[@dabro2080]

Nailed it.

[@Ron.S.]

Why do I feel like she’s about to cry at any moment?? Or is it a West Midlands accent on steroids? Sounds like you’re complaining and miserable about your life at all times? Depressing!

[@wuffothewonderdog]

Unkind and uncalled for.

[@mikeshipman84]

I was so happy to see this and glad it made it into the Doc, even briefly. Genuine love of football communities and the game.

[@Welshtechie]

This is a honest and balanced assessment of our town and club. Everything you said is what I was brought up to believe. We’re not perfect but we’re generous, kind, welcoming and proud of our town. Thank very much for a really enjoyable vlog.

[@johngibson6597]

Live in France and every week I follow the Wrexham games on KZbin. And now because of this young lady I follow the whole lower league scene! Thanks Neve!

[@Tucapps-Ren-ergade]

Thank you so much on behalf of wrexham. For your honest but lovely words. I hope more clubs have the opportunity we now have. Ryan and Rob didn't just come in and bring the fat sacks of money. They also gave the whole of wrexham and surrounding areas something to join together to be proud of again. Sometimes its little silly things like a free aviation gyn night in the turf or just seeing them around the town. But it's all positive things for the town that I'm so proud of. Thanks again your time will come just like ours did. take care ❤

[@crazyhorse2995]

Well said. Thinkin ofyaz from 🇳🇿🤘

[@655superblues]

Couldn't happen to a better club and hopefully back playing in the E.F.L. Fantastic support and amazing owners.

[@glxywlf]

They're in!🎉🎉🎉

[@ABCalderon]

Not only your story telling is unique and so much improved, but you bring about a side of football that is ignored by media; which are the human, historic and cultural aspects of the sport. So thanks for such a great job. Keep it up.

[@maryhunt2316]

Well said! Up the town! Hello from across the pond and thanks to Rob and Ryan for putting Wrexham on the map for the world to cheer!

[@stuntpeggnieve]

Hey 👋🏼 🇺🇸 thank you, Mary. Lots to cheer about this weekend!

[@AstoundingCameron]

As a Wrexham fan and a wrexham lad born and bred this was an amazing video and I was so happy to see you reference the Gresford disaster because my Great Grandad Jack was there and just as it happened he went off shift to go watch Wrexham train before the game the next day actually but went back to assist in the rescue effort, honestly though the rest of this video was just brilliant!

[@wuffothewonderdog]

I’m surprised the club doesn’t find an occasion to play the Gresham Hymn at some time during the season - perhaps at half time on the anniversary. It is an awesome piece of music.

[@AstoundingCameron]

@@wuffothewonderdog very strange

[@spatz813]

Class. As an American and fan of the game I was drawn to Wrexham as were many others. Thanks for an honest delivery and shining a light on why people support this club. It made an already great story even better in my opinion.

[@peterburry2014]

Don't be fooled by the apparent love-in for the local football club... Wrexham is a mere 20 miles from Liverpool, and this club was very much an afterthought for the vast majority of locals before the tv cameras came to town.

[@johndelosa3986]

Just saw elements of this video featured in episode 3 (Nott Yet) of season 2 of 'Welcome to Wrexham', so I came here to watch the video in full. Loved it. Great job @stuntpegg.

[@davidgriffiths2839]

Nieve excellent work. My wife’s grandfather was one of the miners who perished that day. Thank you for acknowledging what the 1934 represents on the shirt❤

[@deztaylor6750]

As a Bolton Wanderers fan I know all about greedy horrible owners who nearly destroy clubs. Thankfully we have an incredible, kind, caring owner in Sharon Brittan. Who has come in and rescued us from going out of business. Fair play to Wrexham and their fans. The football team is the heartbeat of any working class community. I wish them all the best for the exciting times that lie ahead.

[@kmtphx]

Spot on. I'm a Blackpool supporter and we went through our own dark days with the previous owner. We'll probably go down this season but at least we're not worried about the ownership.

[@jasonfoster4965]

You are so wise beyond your years. You really get it! No one needs to feel in any way negative towards Wrexham. A small town (locals will never call it city) full of community spirit and passion for their team who deserve a break. The whole of north wales is very proud and are so grateful for everything ryan and rob have done for the club and the profile of wales as a whole

[@davidbarton7838]

THANK YOU FOR SAYING THAT. FROM WREXHAM. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👊⭐

[@turtle1701d]

As a Blackpool fan I wish all the success for Wrexham. It gives me so much joy. Solidarity my friends xxx

[@JJamJ]

What a brilliantly put together piece. Hope Rob And Ryan see this. You have a bright future.👍

[@garethmills4383]

I'm a Cardiff fan and as a Welshman, am super proud of Wrexham. The town and club. It's a great town and I like to think they are great representatives of Welsh people in general. I live in the Rhymney Valley, north of Cardiff. It would be interesting to see your take on South Wales rugby clubs. You'll certainly find some characters. Great videos.

[@nildex34]

I saw this video when it first came out, and to be honest I avoided watching it the first few times I saw the thumbnail because I thought it would just be another video attacking Wrexham. Instead it was an amazingly insightful and thoughtful video that also introduced me to the amazing presenter. And the second I started watching Wrexham episode 3, I just knew she had to be part, if not the inspiration of the entire episode. Well done and congratulations!

[@subculture2006]

A really enjoyable piece. I'm a Spurs fan and I've been following the Wrexham story closely. Its so great to see what passionate honest ambitious and what seems like really nice owners can do for a club and the wider community. Spurs might be a Top 6 Premiership club with a shiny new stadium but we have terrible owners and its causing division and vitriol amongst the fanbase. I'm jealous of Wrexham. I wish them and their town all the best.

[@stuntpeggnieve]

Great comment. And a very interesting point, it’s easy to assume the top Premiership clubs have it easy, but definitely not always true.

[@subculture2006]

@@stuntpeggnieve Thank you and I think it leads to a wider point about the connection of the club to the fans. It seems the higher you go up the football pyramid then this becomes a real gulf. For example Daniel Levy and Spurs owners couldn't be more remote if they tried. They dont even speak to the media to explain their terrible decisions. Anyhow going off topic. Keep up the great work, glad I've discovered your channel. I think I'll make a pilgrimage to see Wrexham play next season.

[@benna4552]

As a spurs fan myself I totally agree with you , levy only cares for profit

[@bengreen6980]

Lifelong Spurs fan, totally agree Phil.

[@andrewcrompton9455]

Men of Harlech beautiful!

[@trvs4522]

Excellent video and thoughts. I live in Rhode Island, USA, and new nothing about the Wrexham story until yesterday when the news hit America. And because of Ryan and Rob, it really hit. Well, they have proven themselves as the real thing. CONGRATULATIONS to the entire Wrexham community on your promotion. You all sincerely deserve it! It will only get better from here. The money will start coming in and lives will be improved! I went to the teams web site to but a hat, but almost everything was sold out! Dream big and keep the faith and hunger. The higher you go...the harder it gets. Love to you all.

[@Viator19]

As a Leyton Orient fan I'm really pleased for Wrexham being promoted. A proper club with history and big fanbase. They were the first I saw play Orient way back in August 1978 and they beat us.

[@internetquickie]

Wonderful to see you in the documentary! I found your channel last year after looking for more Wrexham content and just love your passion for the game! Hope this leads to more opportunities for you 😊

[@kentkillerhertz9772]

Big greetings from Denmark 🇩🇰 - Ive been following the club since 2021...What a great and honost story...You are a remarkable person 🙏 - Can't wait to visit your city and feel its energy and community 😃 And big gratz on the promotion 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿Up the town🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Cheers from a Danish fan 🤘😎

[@NZExperience]

This is awesome. On a different note, I just came across your other videos when you mention depression. Honestly, you are one of my favourite KZbinrs. I always look forward to your videos coming out. Your knowledge and passion for the game is amazing. Coming from a working class background myself (West Brom supporter), I know exactly where you're coming from as a Bolton fan. Please, please, please never lose hope and keep up the AMAZING work. Your contributions on here are outstanding and you are lovely human being. The emotion in your voice on this video - this is 100% authentic. There is a light that never goes out said someone once from 'up north' (Morrissey)

[@dabro2080]

Great words 👏 I too really enjoy her videos and presentation a proper salt of the earth football person.

[@glenchapman3899]

Not English, but the country I grew up in, my team suffered similar fates to Wrexham. There was massive money raising efforts that did eventually save the club. However it was how much that supporters of other teams contributed that really touched me deeply. They had no other reason to do it than, ya know that could be my team and I know how I would feel

[@Kenobi_Cowboy]

It's like watching the interview after Wrexham won. They gave support to Notting when they didn't have to. I really wish more people in lower divisions were like that.

[@NazJones2212]

Out of interest, what's your club?

[@roychui6694]

As a football fan I hope these clubs stay alive. The rich cultural heritage is not replaceable. Priceless.

[@creativitycell]

Emotional, very moving Neve....very insightful video, even with the Documentary I didn't know about the 1934 disaster, if it was in I missed it, or forgot (?), As I binged watched the entire season in two nights! So may have just missed it as did fast forward a few times. Very informative video Neve, and you're quite lovely too! Not hard to watch!👏👍😁

[@boomhaueroo8703]

Young lady... you give me hope for the future. 🍻

[@HrvojeBan]

This video got me emotional when you talked how many clubs are ruined by dishonest owners since recently my team Inter Zaprešić filed for bankruptcy and got disbanded, it's a club from my town and it won the first ever Croatian Cup, played in the Croatian top flight for the majority of the last 30 years, ending up in the 2nd tier for some years, but usually winning promotion pretty soon. We even had famous Croatian players in our club on loan from Dinamo Zagreb, like Modrić, Eduardo Da Silva, Lovren, Ćorluka... Couple of years ago some wealthy investors were about to buy the club and save it, but the pandemic changed everything, the deal didn't go through and the club is gone. 😢

[@PhilosophicalTramp-lu2mi]

That's horrible. The greedy rich ruin the world in many ways. Hopefully you can start a pheonix club and be back stronger

[@seanbear69]

Give this girl a YT Emmy. Outstanding.

[@benbecs8655]

Dude I freaking love your editing! This video's vibe just feels so well put together! Thanks for making this!

[@lizrobinson3893]

I’m from Wrexham, so supporting them is mandatory, like many I also support Liverpool. I now live in Derby and the way Derby people support Derby County is a demonstration of how the local football club is part of the community and gives a sense of local pride. It’s ok to support a big club like Liverpool, I love the city and club, but it’ll never mean as much as Wrexham and WAFC to me ❤

[@mexicanstilksen5814]

Glory hunter

[@Stephen-lx9nm]

You support 2 teams 😂.You don't get it do you

[@donaldcook3112]

Any real, true fan is ONLY that by being a follower of ONE team. Anything else IS ‘ Glory Hunting ‘ as also stated .

[@markbradley7323]

​@@donaldcook3112 yep you support where you grow up unless you have family ties to say Liverpool otherwise you're just a glory hunter.

[@XJokermanX]

Nothing wrong with supporting two clubs. Most of us do

[@kevinsmith-cb2xz]

We have an honest owner at Brighton and it has made a huge difference to us as a club

[@TheSlaughterhouse]

What a well done and professional young lady. I really enjoyed watching as a newer fan of Wrexham from Canada, cheers! Keep up the great work.

[@mikegreen5799]

Great video. Nice to see you looked into the background and history. Many journalists could learn a lot from you

[@Persons_Of_Interest]

Brilliant! I watched this when you first posted it and now, being featured in Welcome to Wrexham, I hope this grows you a truly massive global audience, becase you deserve it Nieve!

[@quicksesh]

wow - the passions and emotion you have for football is humbling ... keep it up.

[@Mark13091961]

Being from the town Ive long known about the Gresford disaster, but I didn’t know of the connection to the club and the Tranmere game, so thank you. Most of those poor sods are still buried down there. Great vid Neve, now just one last big effort on Saturday to secure the dream, they’ve been down far too long.

[@kevinbutters5964]

Tranmere fan here. Now 65. Very aware of the Gresford tragedy. My Nain and Taid obviously Norths Wales. I never knew the game that day was Wrexham v Tranmere. So very, very sad. Best wishes to you.

[@mikecameron2151]

It is amazing how many clubs are still suffering from these kind of negligible owners even after the EFL''s scheme to try and root these kind of owners from gaining ownership of clubs

[@rayclarke3372]

Explain please.

[@mikecameron2151]

@@rayclarke3372 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fit-and-proper-person_test The section under the application in football explains how it is supposed to work

[@ShadowMoon878]

It even happened in the Premier League! Mike Ashley absolutely destroyed Newcastle.

[@ThreeRunHomer]

The battle of Wrexham and Notts County to win automatic promotion is brilliant. I hope they both go up and continue their rivalry for years to come.

[@scottturner2902]

My Granddad was Welsh from Wrexham. He moved to Plymouth at the start of WW2 to work in the dockyard. Had 13 children

[@thebolsta]

There's no Welsh word for condom then?

[@scottturner2902]

did they sell them in the 30s lol hahahahahahaha most families were big. Didn't cost a mortgage to raise one

[@justinspeers164]

I'm so impressed by you this is an absolutely amazing video I'm a United friend from Miami in the states I've been following the welcome to wrexham and y'all are now competing with being my favorite Club it's absolutely incredible the story just experiencing it you can feel the love coming through the screen it's incredible

[@Cannyman99]

Superb, well researched, accurate and passionate. Best short documentary about Wrexham since ‘the’ documentary

[@Pat0rchard]

That was great.. Your obvious passion and empathy with the working class roots of football and it's importance to the community shines through. Keep up the messages..

[@bertiemagoo8842]

Brilliant vid and the owners of Wrexham Hollywood or not are actually putting a lot of other owners to shame

[@djcsws_nsns]

I'm from Canada and am a very recent Wrexham supporter. What a wonderful piece of journalism this is. Hope you cover some more games!

[@stuntpeggnieve]

Colin, Matt and the rest of the media guys at Wrexham are a true delight, they’ve said I’m welcome back any time. A return visit (dare I jinx it) in League 2, is simply a must. Thank you!

[@Zoltanlouis2009]

Brilliant video. I love the friendly people at lower league grounds. It's refreshing to see your videos about the people at clubs, what it means to them, to their community. The friendliest places I've been to (Ballymena, Stevenage, Stranraer and Torino) all share common values of a warm welcome and a love of the game, a love of their team. The media talk about the loyal and passionate supporters at clubs like Newcastle and yes they are passionate but no more so than supporters of Rochdale, Gillingham or Exeter, there just happens to be more of them. I've lived in Wrexham for a few years, never knew about the 1934 memorial date on their shirts, nice one. Great video

[@lobsin1439]

Loving the way you talk about owning a football club , talking about it with passion and sincere honesty you'd wish that more people see the football world like you do. Awesome video anyways, greetings from a Ajax fan🎉

[@dancoulton91]

My local team ❤ #UpTheTown Great video showing just how much us fans love this team 😀 One win away 😬😬

[@johnmccullough13]

So happy you got your win!

[@gezdodd8370]

Gutted I missed you, always enjoyed your podcasts especially the one with Welsh fans before the World Cup. Hope you enjoyed your stay in our hometown, our reputation in the football world is a misconception so thank you for putting us in the light that we are 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@manucr9183]

She had a rhinoplasty

[@SomeGamingFan]

I was lucky enough to be able to watch a match in Wrexham at the end of a backpacking trip I went on. You are spot on about the people of Wrexham. Such kind, warm and welcoming people. I’m from Canada and I went to Wrexham because of the show ‘Welcome to Wrexham’ but I’ll be going back for the people. Hopefully next time I’ll be able to stay more than just a night.

[@RedWazzies]

You have clearly researched well for this video and represented the clubs story well. Thank you ❤❤

[@RyanMK666]

I’m a Liverpool fan who was born in Liverpool but now lives in Hertfordshire, but I’ve seen some amazing things with smaller clubs since moving, I live near Stevenage and became a regular match goer there, the fan base for such a small town was fantastic and to this day I love that atmosphere, I need to make it goal this year to head up to Wrexham for a match.

[@mrfox8256]

Up the Boro!!

[@luxford60]

That was more emotional than I was expecting it to be.

[@Mike1104USAA]

Fabulous video! Thanks for making this. I’m American but love the Wrexham store. I’d love to visit there someday. Please your accent is amazing!

[@MrFLUIZZLE]

Great reporting. Thank you for you very positive outlook.

[@MichaelPK03]

Congrats on making the Doc. Your work clearly been noticed. Keep it going :)

[@MRDK6969]

this is a fantastic reportage, and I must say that with your way of reporting, you are being very genuine and truthful about this club... Even if your own heart lies elsewhere in another club, you're still reporting this in a completely honest, fantastic and lovingly way, and if this is your general way of reporting, I can't see it would be long before you're headhunted by some major news/sports channel, that's for sure... 👏👏👏

[@familydinner1]

Loved to see you in Welcome To Wrexham Season 2!!!

[@23chiffy]

What an intelligent and lovely young lady. Well done video and keep that energy and passion its going to take you far

[@D_isco_D_ancer]

Fantastic video Neve. I love Wrexham story and I hope the club does will. I am one of the football fans that will never wish ill on any club. It's the love of football above all not the love for a club or a town.

[@annaspykerman6196]

This was one of the best summaries of the Wrexham story I’ve seen. Thank you.

[@stuntpeggnieve]

Thank you, Anna. That means a lot.

[@andrewleivers7686]

What’s happening at this club and in Wrexham itself is nothing short of beautiful.

[@DigitalNeb]

As an American, I don't really understand football that well, but I really love the sense of pride that I see surrounding this club.

[@peterburry2531]

it surrounds all football clubs. They are important hubs of their communities.

[@ahbeng888]

Great vid. As someone who has been a Liverpool supporter from overseas since I was a wee tyke, it almost seems somewhat natural that I'm now also supporting AFC Wrexham as well given their close proximity geographically. The backstory of the club and all its up and downs over the years really resonated with me.

[@peterhayward1553]

Lovely video. Thanks. Lifted my heart in a sad time. Glad you are back doing these again

[@akrafty1]

I was fortunate enough to see Wrexham play here in North Carolina. Me and my sons had a blast. It would be awesome to see them play at home. What a fantastic mini documentary and commentary on the team and town. Well done.

[@Keyevns89]

Fantastic video. As a Wrexham fan your storytelling was absolutely brilliant. You seem to have a real passion for it. Hopefully come Saturday evening we can party again, back where we belong! Up the town 🔴⚪️

[@PUNKinDRUBLIC72]

What a lovely post, a lot of people like me (Ipswich fan) have been sold into Wrexham's romantic story. If they don't make a film about it,it would be criminal!

[@stuntpeggnieve]

I had a lump in my throat at times watching that Disney series about them. They chose absolutely wonderful fan representatives to talk about the club. Recommend it if you haven’t watched already!

[@davidrichards9853]

No idea why this was suggested for me but highly enjoyable. Love the passion shown

[@WILLIAM1690WALES]

When you mentioned about the disaster of 1934, I actually went down Gresford pit a year before they closed it that was 1973, quite amazing 50 years ago, but the two new owners have done a wonderful job of uniting the Wrexham area they are honest, sincere, and generally interested and concerned with the future of the football club.

[@TristanCCFC]

While having your profile picture as Margaret Thatcher, I hope you realise how offensive it is to even mention Welsh miners.

[@TristanCCFC]

@@WILLIAM1690WALES Christ, you're one of them too. Do yourself a favour and don't talk about miners again. Thankfully Wrexham fans for the most part are glad she's rotting in the mud.

[@fltmed]

Just found your channel and I'm so glad I did. I appreciate your knowledge and passion for football! I, as an American, am learning just what football (not throwball) means to each club's supporters. Thank you for the wonderful and enlightening content!

[@jamm6431]

My taid was supposed to be working in the mines that day but swapped shifts with a mate. Class video. You’re welcome back to the town anytime you like.

[@darin447]

Wow, give this woman a collage scholarship in communication. Well articulated and enjoyable watch.

[@johndickinson8459]

What a lovely video. It is really great to have an insight from a young person perspective. Keep up the great work and very best wishes

[@lisaconway2553]

You hit the nail on the head with what clubs need are honest owners. All we want as fans as is that the people we trust who run our club love them as much as we do. First time viewer but loved the content and subbed

[@stuntpeggnieve]

Exactly, and it really isn’t too much to ask. Thank you very much Lisa!

[@Aidan_Smith84]

What a great video Nieve! I recognised your youtube handle, but wasn't sure where from, and was about to comment how Wrexham's situation reminded me very much of the takeover/salvation of my own club, Bolton. How it brought the town together and got fans back together behind the team and gave us something to believe in, both on the pitch and off - our chairperson is the gift that keeps on giving. Then I looked at your previous videos and realised you miiiiiiight already have drawn the same comparisons :D Awesome video, hope for more of the same. Best of luck with the channel; subbed!

[@PianoKids4]

Fantastic piece Neve. Terrific balance, snappy cuts, and tons of heart. Keep up the great work. I’m from the US and just discovering Wrexham. Thanks you!!

[@lukecartwright613]

Well done for getting into the Disney Plus Documentary! 🎉🎉

[@seanjones7594]

I'm from Wrexham, crazy to see the place on a random suggested KZbin video. Amazing to see the exposure and support R&R have brought.

[@DavidLimofLimReport]

Way to go!! This featured in Welcome to Wrexham!!! Congratulations!!!!

[@racesla]

That was so well done. I'm an American who got interested in the Wrexham football club through my buddy who works with Rob on Almost Sunny, love your perspective.

[@30secondpm74]

Really enjoyed watching this particularly for the passion. This is what football is all about. As a Brighton fan my son and I used to go in February in the lower levels of the Championship with the wind and the drizzle but it was worth it. Keep believing , that's what association football is all about. Have followed and looking forward to more!

[@Pancake_Icecream]

Hope you have a bright future in journalism!!!!! ❤much love to you.

[@zulickj]

I'm hoping that Rob and Ryan have set off a chain of events that would show that smart business investors would make more money by actually investing into these clubs just as they have. If they stick to their business model, they would not only transformed Wrexham into a popular football destination, they would have doubled or tripled their money in a short period of time. Not only have they put the spotlight onto Wrexham, but also on club owners across the UK.

[@stuntpeggnieve]

So very true Jason.

[@betaich]

not only the UK, the whole of Europe has similar stories to Wrexham and clubs either dying or nearly dying because of dishonest owners.

[@CliffAdams]

This was refreshing, given the title and my general expectation of pessimism in the world. Thank you. Keep it up.

[@ryantupman6703]

No way just watching the new series of welcome to Wrexham and saw you 😂 well done! 👍