Three league games in a row, four in all competitions. We are getting obliterated in the game plan and not adapting. My tune is changing on us winning the league.

It went horribly wrong with ten minutes, followed by more horribleness... and then some more. It’s our third game in a row to lose and 6 points dropped in league play. It’s safe to say we have to figure out our away strategy.

It was not our day. Wrexham have officially been knocked out of the FA Cup as the giant we were trying to slay just would not die... or more appropriately just stomped all over us.

It wasn’t the best showing we’ve had this season unless you’re judging by the amount of cards we received. The ref was on full display this week, doling out 25+ fouls with 10 cards which greatly impeded any momentum that either team mustered at given moments. It was a pretty miserable game.

Back in league play, we started off slowly against Wimbledon... a trend that I’m not exactly enjoying. However our second half was a barrage of scoring chances, ultimately capitalizing on two of those shot. We maintain our second place slot in the league table!

The FA Cup lives up to expectations yet again. Phenomenal game between two squads that aren’t far apart in the football pyramid. Clinched by the Mullet Man late in the second half, Wrexham sent Shrewsbury back to the locker room and out of the FA Cup race. Up the town!!

It’s been a heck of year!! Promotion, new players, new opponents, and this podcast was created! I am so incredibly grateful for all who have come on the podcast and helped it along its way.

Jake’s brother Matt joins the podcast today to present his idea for what he believes would improve the FA Cup, making it more of an event and drawing in more crowds and viewers.

Jake reviews and analyzes the tear-jerker finale episode of season 2 of Welcome to Wrexham.

One of the crucial member of the documentary series Welcome to Wrexham joins the podcast to talk about his time on the show. He give folks a glimpse behind the camera at what goes on in the hectic filming of the matches, the interviews, and the real life moments. His name is Craig Hastings and he is the director of photography and the drone operator for the show.