A brand new examine has instructed Wrexham followers are solely the third happiest in League Two regardless of their Hollywood homeowners.
Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have helped the Welsh membership return to the Football League after a 15-year absence because of their funding. And they’re pushing for a second straight promotion this season underneath boss Phil Parkinson.
But evaluation of social media by OLGB, who created an general happiness rating for every fanbase within the Premier League and EFL, put them behind two of their rivals within the fourth tier of English soccer.
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Welcome to Wrexham is again to take you behind the scenes on the Welsh membership following the famous person takeover by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney.
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While their rating out of 10 is 7.32, league leaders Stockport County’s is 7.50. But each are beat out by play-off contenders Notts County, who’ve a far greater ranking of 9.05 – which can also be the very best within the examine.
Wrexham supporters have not been finest happy in latest weeks after a run of 4 straight defeats in all competitions, with some even calling for Parkinson to be sacked.
But they crucially obtained again to profitable methods final night time (February 13) away at strugglers Sutton, with objectives from William Boyle and Elliott Lee incomes them a 2-1 win.
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That closed the hole to Stockport, who misplaced 3-1 at residence to Crewe, again to only six factors. Wrexham even have a sport in hand to probably additional cut back the deficit, with the groups dealing with one another on the ultimate day of the season.
Star striker Paul Mullin was dropped to the bench after a run of 4 video games with out a aim, with Parkinson explaining it was only a relaxation for the 29-year-old in his post-match interview.
He stated: “Over the last two and a half years. Every time he’s been fit he’s played practically 90 minutes and sometimes you know we’ve got to keep him fresh because he’s a special player for us.”