Wrexham Preview show

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This podcast is part of the Sports Social Podcast Network. Good morning, good afternoon, good evening. Welcome, this is the Wrexham Preview Show. It's Saturday, Millwall, two days away now. Millwall travel to... North Wales to face Wrexham, the Hollywood dream team who've just managed to get into the playoff positions. Can they make it? Can they not?

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I don't know. I am joined by the good looking one and only host with the most oh my how you doing fairly right i'm good mickey mate very good that's two shows on the balance with good two intros mates i'm very touched mate thank you very much honored to be here as always mate i'm good i thought if i don't abuse you then you might come back but if i do abuse you then you might not so i'm just thinking you know the way is where it is and and you know that's that's where i've that's where i'm aiming for a bit of trivia for you mickey do you know what the ground's called in wrexham Is it a railway yard? Railway? Close. It's the racecourse ground. Racecourse, that's it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'll give you that, mate.
Not bad. I know it began with an R, but yeah, I didn't really... I'll give you that. For you, mate. It's also allegedly the oldest ground, isn't it? I think it's the oldest ground in Wales, but they sit there and go, it's the oldest ground and all this, but whether or not They call themselves... Don't they call themselves Wales' original football club or something? Well, I imagine that. Maybe I've just made that up. I don't know. I'm not sure. I could be completely wrong, but I feel like they kind of live for the tagline of being the original football club in Wales or something. Yeah, I think they do. But I think the oldest ground is one of the Sheffield teams, I think. Or Sheffield-Harlem, I think. Or Halem.
Yeah, so... And I only know that from when we did the regen. We had Swiss Tony, who used to fight every fucking football battle there was and remember him having... battles over that and he had something to do with a trophy what was one back in day dot so yeah um i take it we're going to play your intro again then we're going to play your intros you're on the show and you love this intro to be fair i love this intro it's a good it's our little tiny montage to to johnny i think and it's like i know it's this friday night live and i know it's not but Johnny made that for us, and obviously Johnny's no longer here, and he'd be absolutely fucking screaming that we signed Bannon, but hey-ho, shit happens.
We've got our own little pig now, Johnny, so yeah, we'll do that. Let's hit the intro, and we'll see you in 55 seconds. You've got enough time to grab yourself a drink or do something else for 55 seconds. Your missus could be in for a good time. Language you don't usually hear on television. Millwall in London's Dockland. Through the good times, when this life was supposed to lie It's all our life, this ain't no place for fantasy This is fucking Millwall, through and through Located on our very own Trumpet It's the way that we'll come, let them out there say Millwall till we die With that Millwall podcast Loud and exciting, I write Welcome back. So, then, it's just a preview show with me and Omar.
We'll probably discuss a bit more on the transfer window now that, you know, we've seen, obviously, the clips and the training videos and we've seen all the speeches from the players come in and stuff. And then we will be discussing Wrexham going ahead. But... I think – do you know what? I think I'm okay with the transfers. You know, it's now a few days after the window. It's settled in. Yeah, I think they're all right. I think we probably would be without Femi if it was the old lot in charge, potentially, because I've always said plenty of times that they never really – it never felt like we wanted the premiership. under the old guard. And all the time, you know, I've been right around it. It never felt that we'd make that investment in the January window to make a push.
And, you know, we always went for the old, you know, trusted sort of journeyman players.

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