Welcome to Wrexham S2E13: Family Business

[Ooh aah Paskin]

I don't mind if i like or don't like the episodes..
Its Wrexham on the telly!

[WREX01]

Another decent watch.
Fair play they’ve done a great job of both series so far.

[4nur]

Originally Posted by Back of the Kop

If you just want a match by match review of the season just download all the Triple A's.

This documentary is making the club millions but the worldwide audience want to hear the gritty stories behind the scenes and this was as gritty as it gets. In this episode respect to Ollie Palmer and his family in particular for being so open as this was difficult stuff to discuss with the world watching.

Sorry there wasn't enough footy on it for you

Exactly this.

People who love football for football sake (not me) will probably watch football anyways. More power to them, God bless.

This series seems to be for people who do not simply love football, but, do love a good story. By the end of the series, you're sort of hooked into the world of football anyways. Honestly, seems a rather brilliant underhanded way to get us addicted to English Football. But it works.

[Wrexy]

Originally Posted by 4nur

Exactly this.

People who love football for football sake (not me) will probably watch football anyways. More power to them, God bless.

This series seems to be for people who do not simply love football, but, do love a good story. By the end of the series, you're sort of hooked into the world of football anyways. Honestly, seems a rather brilliant underhanded way to get us addicted to English Football. But it works.

You were doing so well until you said English Football

[Red Dragons AFC]

If I have one minor critique of the game coverage it seems as if they’re going out of their way to show us unique angles that haven’t popped up on the highlights or AAA and sometimes it works like the Lee celebration in the raindrops against Notts but sometimes those are really not the best angles for getting a good view of stuff.

[Alan Attack]

Not a problem with that episode at all. Did I learn anything? Absolutely.

It just goes to show the squad of characters which has been assembled; being led by the ultimate man-manager in Parky (and Parkin). You might criticise his tactics but his ability to keep a squad together and manage 25-30 young men is up there with Denis Smith.

[Rob]

Originally Posted by Alan Attack

Not a problem with that episode at all. Did I learn anything? Absolutely.

It just goes to show the squad of characters which has been assembled; being led by the ultimate man-manager in Parky (and Parkin). You might criticise his tactics but his ability to keep a squad together and manage 25-30 young men is up there with Denis Smith.

Totally agree with this, and great storytelling.

[Reepekg]

Originally Posted by Wrexy

You were doing so well until you said English Football

English football? British football? UKish football?

How many countries are in this country?

[Wrexham Can]

Originally Posted by Reepekg

English football? British football? UKish football?

How many countries are in this country?

Wales, Scotland Northen Ireland and England
And we won't get onto the status of islands like the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.