Yes - where they qualified for the play off but ultimately came up short. Maybe they'll earn promotion this season...Ken Scarborough said:
The bad news is this is taking place in the 2021 season.
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Spoilers, hello.
You might want to spoiler tag those season results. I'm sure some people are aware of how things shake out, but others just watching the show aren't going to appreciate knowing how this season ends.
I knew how the season ends up since I have been loosely following Wrexham since the takeover. However, I think we should treat this thread similar to the Entertainment board and add spoiler tags to things we haven't yet seen in the show.
i couldn't love this show more, it's just everything you love about football.
Yeah...I had been trying to avoid knowing how it ends up...Doesn't ruin the show by any means as its about a lot more than that...but I wish I hadn't seen that post
It kinda does. It's like learning that Bruce Willis was dead the whole time while watiing in line for the next showing.TXAggie2011 said:
Yeah...I had been trying to avoid knowing how it ends up...Doesn't ruin the show by any means as its about a lot more than that...but I wish I hadn't seen that post
We used to wait in line for movies young people.
Latest two episodes were great. So cool they got the Race Course back for the club. Loved the Crashcourse history lesson too.
The episodes tonight were great
Welsh singer lady had some major cans.
I recognized her name, she used to have some performances appear on PBS back around 2000 or so. I think some late night shows tooForum Troll said:
Welsh singer lady had some major cans.
I'm a world history teacher and have seen countless episodes of Crash Course World History. John Green has actually been a minority owner of AFC Wimbledon for several years. If you've run out of everything to watch, go to YouTube and find the videos of him playing FIFA and creating fictional stories about the players on the team. It's actually a good lesson in literature character development.
Those women speaking Welch made my pants go crazy.
You like-ah da juice, eh?
Now that's an odd fetish.Ken Scarborough said:
Those women speaking Welch made my pants go crazy.
Ya Charlotte Church's Voice of an Angel was release in 98 or 99 when she was like 12 years old. She definitely made the late night talk show rounds in the US and UK in the late 90s and early 00sPatAg said:I recognized her name, she used to have some performances appear on PBS back around 2000 or so. I think some late night shows tooForum Troll said:
Welsh singer lady had some major cans.
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Love this show. I know things are different over there but its crazy how fans were/are getting restless after 12 games in a 44 match season. Also pretty unexpected (and ballsy) of the volunteer to criticize the CEO and team leadership to Rob and Ryan
Episode 9 was excellent. Really showcased the town.
I love that they haven't made it all about Ryan and his friend, but about the town as well.
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I admire Ryan asking about the Turf immediately after learning about the future plans of opening the Racecourse early for fans, food and beer. Its clear they know both understand they are likely the villains of this story
I caught that too. Tells me the talk about their place in the community is not just empty rhetoric.
This is a random tangent, but I think college football is probably the only US sport that would truly keep its fans with a form of relegation/promotion.
Where you still see passionate fans for teams that have fallen down.
I DO think the hardcore fans of most teams in other sports would stay, but that fanbase is likely very different in size based on the team and a lot of teams would probably fold
Where you still see passionate fans for teams that have fallen down.
I DO think the hardcore fans of most teams in other sports would stay, but that fanbase is likely very different in size based on the team and a lot of teams would probably fold
PatAg said:
This is a random tangent, but I think college football is probably the only US sport that would truly keep its fans with a form of relegation/promotion.
Where you still see passionate fans for teams that have fallen down.
I DO think the hardcore fans of most teams in other sports would stay, but that fanbase is likely very different in size based on the team and a lot of teams would probably fold
You are right. European soccer has always been a good comp to college football. The fan bases are born into it and turning out for games is just what you do. Attendance obviously falls as the results fade but you never lose your core.
t - cam said:PatAg said:
This is a random tangent, but I think college football is probably the only US sport that would truly keep its fans with a form of relegation/promotion.
Where you still see passionate fans for teams that have fallen down.
I DO think the hardcore fans of most teams in other sports would stay, but that fanbase is likely very different in size based on the team and a lot of teams would probably fold
You are right. European soccer has always been a good comp to college football. The fan bases are born into it and turning out for games is just what you do. Attendance obviously falls as the results fade but you never lose your core.
E.g.Cornhuskers, Nebraska
Seriously, if Nebraska isn't a comp for Sunderland I don't know who is. Once great power who has fallen on such hard times with no real hope of ever returning to the former heights but still packing them in.
The comparisons are endless.t - cam said:PatAg said:
This is a random tangent, but I think college football is probably the only US sport that would truly keep its fans with a form of relegation/promotion.
Where you still see passionate fans for teams that have fallen down.
I DO think the hardcore fans of most teams in other sports would stay, but that fanbase is likely very different in size based on the team and a lot of teams would probably fold
You are right. European soccer has always been a good comp to college football. The fan bases are born into it and turning out for games is just what you do. Attendance obviously falls as the results fade but you never lose your core.
Both started with highly regional leagues.
Both lacked centralized governance for a long time.
Both are struggling to cope with the changes that have largely come from ever-increasing TV money.
Both struggle with holding onto traditions but making necessary changes to competition structure to stay financially secure… Polls/BCS/Playoffs/Expansion? issues are quite similar to Champion Cup/Champions League/Expansion/Super League?
Man, all I have to say about the first epsiode, is you are who you sleep with honey.
the two new episodes this week were great. Really liked the deep dive into hooliganism.
I was really hoping for a little "Shortly after the filming of this episode, they broke up" footnote.
She was attractive, so long as she agrees to get on my dental plan
It was pretty funny him explaining to her why he was still going to buy a season ticket even though he was banned
Rob grew up in Philly and rooting for the Eagles, he is familiar with hooliganism even if it wasn't called that. Trash fanbase, and hooligans are the worst type of fan.
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