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When you take a step back and think about what has actually happened to Wrexham in the last couple of years, it’s still quite surreal.

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WHEN YOU take a step back and think about what has actually happened to Wrexham in the last couple of years, it’s still quite surreal.
Taken over by two famous actors in It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia star Rob McElhenney and Hollywood A-lister Ryan Reynolds, a documentary streamed on Disney+, players with their faces plastered all over billboards around the world and the global spotlight on a squad with a galaxy of stars who, realistically, should nearly all be playing higher.
A community in north Wales has also been transformed, given reason to believe and has renewed hope in their foot...

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