Paul Mullin walks into the Racecourse Ground in Wrexham, the oldest football stadium in the world still in continuous use.) bought the Welsh soccer club in 2020, and the first season of the documentary following the team came in 2022. At the end of the second season, the club was officially promoted up to League Two of the English Football League.There’s a ton that’s new in Wrexham after the team’s promotion.
Q&A: Rob McElhenney compares Wrexham and Philly fans, discusses getting advice from Jeffrey Lurie and Howie Roseman “In terms of the documentary, we’re changing the format a little bit,” McElhenney told The Inquirer. “Last year, there was such a giant gap between what happened at the end of the football season, and then when the documentary season started. We felt it would be really fun and challenging to have the documentary seasons start earlier … We felt like that would be a lot more exciting.
Some viewers may already know how the club’s season ends — but we won’t spoil it here. Enjoy the fun for yourself. The new season