Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have received a Wrexham documentary taunt, with Charlton preparing for their game with a “Welcome to London” message.
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Hollywood stars guiding Red DragonsAward-winning series promotes clubRivals eager to halt meteoric riseFollow GOAL on WhatsApp! 🟢📱FXWHAT HAPPENED?
Hollywood co-owners at SToK Racecourse have opened up a window to the world with an award-winning series that lifts the lid on life on and off the pitch in North Wales. ‘Welcome to Wrexham’ has followed a remarkable journey from a takeover in 2021 through to League One football in 2024.
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There have been suggestions that EFL rivals feel a little “jealous” of the Red Dragons, given the global exposure that they now enjoy. Opponents are taking great delight in trying to get one over on the Welsh outfit, with Charlton about to take on that challenge.
WHAT CHARLTON HAVE DONE
Wrexham are due at The Valley on October 26, with the countdown already on to that contest in south-east London. The Addicks are ready to take on their fellow promotion hopefuls to the English capital, with a “Welcome to London” promotional campaign being spotted as Charlton seek to pull in a sell-out crowd.
WHAT NEXT FOR WREXHAM?
Questions have been asked by some supporters of whether the right approach is being taken, with Wrexham needing no added incentive in pursuit of precious points. They have two games to take in before facing Charlton – away at Rotherham on Saturday and at home to Huddersfield on October 22.