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Expenditure increased in that season but turnover had also increased by 200% from the previous one. The club owe circa £9 million to R.R. McReynolds and a lot of that money has been spent on improving the club infrastructure and staffing levels across the club (women’s’ team, community projects...

But they have higher revenue from sponsorship and ticket sales than the vast majority of teams at that level. Which other teams have brands like TikTok and Aviation gin pumping money into them?

What is the evidence they have spent beyond their means? I’m pretty sure they mentioned in the documentary that the National League doesn’t have a wage cap. They actually had to reduce the wage bill on promotion to the football league as a result.

I’d highly recommend Rob McElhenney’s It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. Longest running US sitcom and it’s actually funny.

I liked the way the completely ignored the fact that Jordan Davies played for Brighton development squad. Made it seem like he’d been at Wrexham his whole career.