Omar

It's the first time we've been going to Wrexham.

We were unfortunately too young to go back to 2001 when we won the Division 1 title.

Obviously, King Cahill scored the header that meant we was guaranteed promotion.

Then we went on to win last game of the season, 5-0 against Oldham or whoever it was at the time.

I think it's an experience going to Wrexham, I will say.

It's an old school 90s town in the truest form.

And in fact, I love that kind of feel to that sort of place.

Got there about midday and obviously ventured into town, went to the pub that the away fans were at.

Got the typical welcoming from the police.

It was like the typical sort of treatment that you kind of get used to being a middle supporter.

um and then you go to the ground and it's an old school ground obviously the money and stuff has come into it and you've got loads of like shirters there and stuff and how i pictured wrexham probably prior to the investment is obviously very different to where it is now um the town itself yeah very hospital nice people um it was a good trip it's just a it's like a throwback though going to that sort of place mate you know you go past the lights of shrewsbury go past all these little places and you're like here we go we're into wrexham now and like

Yeah, bizarre place.

Good place.

Enjoyed myself.

And I agree with you on the entitlement, to be honest.

But, you know, there's so many eyes on them.

I think their Twitter account has got 40,000, 50,000 followers, mate.

Obviously, the Disney effect is in full swing.

And their narrative is obviously like, you know, you can't fault them for what they've done.

They're on the cusp of potentially doing back-to-back-to-back-to-back promotions.