The ‘Welcome to Wrexham’ documentary series would retain interest through “adversity” as Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have exceeded expectations.
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- Historic run of three successive promotions
- Documentary opened up a window to the world
- Co-owners remain fully committed to project
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WHAT HAPPENED?
That is the opinion of former Red Dragons defender Frank Sinclair. He has been among the interested observers as a Hollywood-led project in North Wales has delivered a historic run of three successive promotions.
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THE BIGGER PICTURE
Wrexham have cleared every hurdle placed in front of them so far, but life in the Championship will pose an entirely different set of challenges. It has been confirmed that a fifth series of the club’s award-winning documentary has been given a green light.
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DID YOU KNOW?
That show has attracted a global fan base, but success is easy to sell. What would happen if Wrexham were to stagnate in the second tier of English football, or potentially be relegated back down into the third?
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WHAT FRANK SINCLAIR SAID
Quizzed on whether that would lead to supporters and co-owners losing interest, Sinclair – speaking in association with – told GOAL: “It depends how deep you are into football. For me, the glory that has been the documentary etc and the press around Wrexham in the last three years, I would still be interested in how they come back from a little bit of adversity and how they tackle that sort of situation.
“There are a lot of people who jump on the bandwagon when things are going really well. Just from my taste of the community, in and around Wrexham when I played there for a couple of seasons, they are real supporters. They have been able to galvanise them and keep that real support within this new community that Wrexham have been able to establish.”
