Shaka Hyslop

Well, forgive me if I don't know the history of promotion and relegation going all the way down to the National League in England, but you have to say this would be a remarkable achievement.

And it's one thing to have owners and say, hey,

we're gonna put the money and we're gonna do this.

And then you get the TV show around it.

And yeah, there are some very cool stories there and you can get behind the players and you can get behind the team, but then the results have to come with it.

And what has been the case with Wrexham is that the results has certainly come with it.

It's undeniable, the rise of this team, the rise of this brand, the influx of interest around these players and this club as a whole.

Wrexham was in nobody's, and I mean nobody's radar a few years back, and now they're very much part of the conversation of a team that is in a playoff position and could potentially be soon in the Premier League.

And there I was trying to keep it positive about Wrexham and, you know, we just can't let it go.

No need.

Can't let it go.

You must have seen that team play, Shaq.

No, I didn't see them either.

What?

La Vecchia Signora with Platini and Boniek and later Michael Laudrup as well, who I've said many times is one of my favorite players growing up.

And truth be told, the way it worked in my house is that you're watching Formula One and then it would be the Italian game would come right after.

And usually my dad and my brother were supporting Napoli because at the time Maradona was with Napoli.

And because I didn't care to go along with what my brother, my dad.

You're a contrarian.

I said, you know what?