Anyone watching the Welcome to Wrexham TV series? I'm halfway through and it's a really enjoyable series with loads of focus on the fans and players and gives a real insight into lower league football.
I've not seen the Crouch one but from what I've heard it's going to be a million times worse.
Well they've certainly put some time in to the venture and, unlike Mr I Love Gambling, have lasted more than a season.
Years of failure would give them that authentic non league feeling though
So this celebrity led football documentary is ok and the Crouch one isn't ?Anyone watching the Welcome to Wrexham TV series? I'm halfway through and it's a really enjoyable series with loads of focus on the fans and players and gives a real insight into lower league football.
Don't think there's the conflict of interests with this one
Oh, you fancy having a pop? OK, I'm game. My main objection to Crouch coming to Hamlet was that he was the celebrity poster boy for Paddy Power and was making money from actively promoting the 'fun' of gambling.
Not “ having a pop “ , in the crouch thread you said you hated celebrity lead TV reality shows
Just starting to watch this and there’s so much here that was missing from the Crouch doc. There’s the genuine involvement from the fans and the Supporters’ Trust that was missing from ours, the history of the club and the area was never sidelined. Whereas ours often comes across like a boardroom presentation with very little real emotion (except many episode 6!Anyone watching the Welcome to Wrexham TV series? I'm halfway through and it's a really enjoyable series with loads of focus on the fans and players and gives a real insight into lower league football.
) you start getting a real emotional contact to Wrexham because of the variety of people involved.
Given that Wrexham were rivals to my home team Cardiff, I was pretty much blown away by their incredible support.Just starting to watch this and there’s so much here that was missing from the Crouch doc. There’s the genuine involvement from the fans and the Supporters’ Trust that was missing from ours, the history of the club and the area was never sidelined. Whereas ours often comes across like a boardroom presentation with very little real emotion (except many episode 6!
I bet that’s not that infrequent. Winners from Prem/Chanpionship would (in a no replay world) only ever play six times. With replays lower down I wouldn’t mind betting that gets exceeded most years.
Back in the days of multiple replays (73/74) Bideford Town played 13 games, going out in the first round proper.
Fishers replay will be their eighth from memory. It's certainly not unique but I doubt it's that common unless someone has a long run. Fisher have gone to a replay every round so have rattled up the games in an unusually small number of rounds
It’s one of those things you think the internet would be great at answering but isn’t. What’s the longest run each year or what’s the distribution of 1,2,3…X game runs etc.
Might be a good question to ask FA Cup Factfile on Twitter? https://twitter.com/FACupFactfile?t=87xLucyFvwHH1_9PR1tMEg&s=09
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