{"id":287503,"date":"2023-09-13T18:35:05","date_gmt":"2023-09-13T18:35:05","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/sportsloveme.com\/?p=287503"},"modified":"2023-09-13T18:35:05","modified_gmt":"2023-09-13T18:35:05","slug":"reynolds-mcelhenney-say-wrexham-were-fd-without-promotion","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/sportsloveme.com\/soccer\/reynolds-mcelhenney-say-wrexham-were-fd-without-promotion\/","title":{"rendered":"Reynolds & McElhenney say Wrexham were 'f****d' without promotion"},"content":{"rendered":"
Wrexham co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have admitted that their side were ‘f****d’ if they did not seal promotion from the National League last season.<\/p>\n
Phil Parkinson’s men finished top of the league, securing their place in League 2 for the 2023\/24 campaign.<\/p>\n
However, it was not as easy as they would have hoped as they faced a tough battle with Notts County before eventually seasling the title.<\/p>\n
Speaking on the new Series of Welcome To Wrexham, which is available to watch on Disney Plus, the co-owners lifted the lid on how important promotion was to them.<\/p>\n
McElhenney said:\u00a0‘From a financial perspective, if we do not get promoted this year, we are f*****’, to which Reynolds replied, ‘Yep, f***’.’<\/p>\n
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Wrexham co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have admitted that their side were ‘f****d’ if they did not seal promotion last season<\/p>\n
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Phil Parkinson’s men finished top of the league, securing their place in League 2<\/p>\n
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Reynolds and McElhenney lifted the lid on their promotion push, discussing the club’s financial situation<\/p>\n
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The pair continued to discuss their promotion season, with Hollywood star Reynolds saying:\u00a0‘We’re heavily invested in building this club, the stadium itself, and if we don’t get promoted this year, the club is completely, totally and wholly unsustainable.<\/p>\n
‘So its really ratcheted up the pressure, not just for us but for the players on the field, the people in the community. This year we have to get promoted.’<\/p>\n
McElhenney jumped in as he agreed with the point, doubling down on the sentiment.<\/p>\n
‘If our goal from the very beginning was not just to win, not just to help bring some hope and optimism to the town, but to build a sustainable business, something that can continue long after we’ve gone,’ he continued.<\/p>\n
‘For us to put them in a position where if they don’t get promoted this year, that they are no longer sustainable in any real way, is counter to what our original promises were.’<\/p>\n
Parkinson’s Wrexham sit 7th in the League 2 table after three wins, three draws and a loss in their opening seven matches.<\/p>\n
They will be hoping that they can put together a good run of form to challenge at the top end of the table this year as they eye back-to-back promotions.<\/p>\n
Notts County, Wrexham’s rivals from last season, sit second in the league – and we could see the pair pull off incredible promotions this season.\u00a0<\/p>\n
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