Good, sensible review of accounts there. Spot on 👍⚽️
@RJ-stills16 сағат бұрын
This has to be one of the most unique approaches to raise Investments
@TheLongPlayUK10 сағат бұрын
Definitely one of the most unique in the UK that I've seen. At the time of writing this comment absorption has been quite strong too. Fascinated to see how it pans out
@TheLongPlayUK17 сағат бұрын
For those in the comments Google “Watford Seedrs” to track progress or to get involved yourself 🙏🏾
@JamieP-fi5xi2 күн бұрын
Nobody is drinking prime anymore 😂😂
@striderwhiston98973 күн бұрын
To be fair they're losing money to themselves, tax loopholes are a bit confusing tbh
@Stokie0073 күн бұрын
Real Madrid stinks of Corruption.
@TheLongPlayUK3 күн бұрын
Kylian I’m sorry, I hate reporting on unconfirmed players salaries 😅 If you’re reading this comment take more from the repeated success of Real under Perez than the numbers themselves. He’s a genius.
@Dazhdaha3 күн бұрын
488,000 weekly wage would mean around 25 million per year but if its 15 million per year then its around 288,000 per week, so which value is it or are there other sources of income.
@TheLongPlayUK3 күн бұрын
@@Dazhdaha These are rumoured numbers and this is some back-of-the envelope maths so as I mentioned in my comment, take the wages with a pinch of salt but to answer your question 25m a year at an approximate 40% tax rate does churn out 15m year net. So the weekly number I mentioned is in the right ballpark. That is... if he pays taxes at 40% 😅
@davkarshobby24683 күн бұрын
This was the plan all along - to damage the economy and the morale of those countries. We need to play the long game when dealing with the Chinese, Chess, not checkers.
@JuanLinoleum4 күн бұрын
I would put money on black rock
@kdizzle14_3 сағат бұрын
😂
@user-pk9gm2ql7m5 күн бұрын
Taste like pot wash though
@DavidAugustine-lc4cj6 күн бұрын
So Aston Villa was valued at £200M just two seasons ago! And Brentford think they are now worth £400M! Yeah right, lets see who actually buys them and for what! Theyll be in a relegation battle next season, and likely back in the Championship before long. Accountants will say anything to a club regarding TV value, as long as they are getting paid a chunk....to say nice things! 😂
@TheLongPlayUK4 күн бұрын
I am watching the Brentford story closely. They have been up for sale for many months but so far there has been nothing in the public domains that suggests they’ve had much interest. If they sell Toney and stay in the Premier League I’m sure they’ll have some suitors
@DavidAugustine-lc4cj6 күн бұрын
Wrexham is worth about £12M - £15M of it was sold, so Rob & Ryan have actually made a £3M -£5M profit value wise, except they won't sell Club for a decade at least! If EVER!😮
@TheLongPlayUK4 күн бұрын
Profit is only profit once you sell. As of today they’ve made nothing! However I agree, I do not think there will be a sale any time soon. They seem far too invested in the journey
@alexanderrose10713 сағат бұрын
I don’t ever see them selling all of their shares. This team is a part of their lives now. Even if they do eventually sell shares, they will most likely retain some
@kenbareilles27946 күн бұрын
Following Wrexham I’ve taken an interest in English Football, and stumbled upon Brentford, and now this video. I’ve wondered if Wrexham has considered following this model of having a Wrexham B team rather than an academy. Especially considering they will need to acquire a training ground to run an academy. Seems like a team can make do with a much smaller/cheaper training facility if there is just a Women’s team, a First Squad, and a B team.
@TheLongPlayUK4 күн бұрын
I’m surprised more people haven’t followed the model. It’s an effective one
@kaigeewong42006 күн бұрын
SUS!
@makeupbytonip6 күн бұрын
22-23 financial year then comparing them to clubs in 23-24 season 🙄 there's a big gap in there.
@simonsez28917 күн бұрын
Of course its paying off, your not taking into consideration lots of other revenue like both Rob and Ryan have mentioned before when answering this question, the massive popularity of the documentary alone is bringing in millions and they are not paying any big celebrities to star in it. This will only draw more money and more big investors wanting to get involved in the future aswell
@TheLongPlayUK6 күн бұрын
You say "of course" but there are quite a few examples of football ownership not going so well in its initial stages! You mention some other revenue streams, can you share some
@simonsez28916 күн бұрын
@TheLongPlayUK Well it was Rob and Ryan that said many other revenue streams I don't profess to know them all but I don't doubt they exist, the many lucrative sponsorship deals far exceeding what other clubs around them or in championship will match due to their fame, merchandise sales alone will be a lot of $$$....They have and will continue to sell a hell of a lot of shirts. Absolutely there are examples of ownership not going well early but this isn't that.
@NickSembrano7 күн бұрын
Great content Jordan!!!
@TheLongPlayUK6 күн бұрын
My man, thank you Nick. Glad you enjoyed 🙏🏾
@mikeh48187 күн бұрын
I really love that Rob and Ryan bought Wrexham. However, it is pretty annoying them talking about how much money they are losing. Maybe its just for tv content, but obviously Wrexham will be an absolute cash cow down the road
@alexanderrose10713 сағат бұрын
It is for TV content. Ryan specifically has helped grow several businesses (Aviation Gin/Mint Mobile) that ended up selling for many hundreds of millions of dollars. They see how much the club value has grown by, and that’s their marker for business success. Whatever money the team makes now, is put right back into the club. They’re losing plenty of personal money now, yes, but they’re well on their way to having a team valued for over 100 million pounds. Also, they’ll eventually take profits from the club, once they feel like they’ve properly built all the needed infrastructure.
@mikeh48183 сағат бұрын
@@alexanderrose1071 yeah, I agree. I just wish they wouldn't do that. The average laymen doesn't understand the long term profitability Rob and Ryan stand to make. The documentary can come off across as a little self-rightous. I'm sure they both love the growth of the Wrexham community, but they stand to reap big rewards. The show at times paints them as non-profit organizers, doing it all out of the goodness of their heart. So much curating in all docuseries, it's not unique to just this show
@user-kb5yw1ux2o7 күн бұрын
Lol wont happen in germany. Stay politically active.
@mavrikmavrik30327 күн бұрын
Incredible story and it shows what good vision and management can do.
@mavrikmavrik30327 күн бұрын
Great video! Keep at it your channel will grow as people find the quality of the work you do!
@TheLongPlayUK4 күн бұрын
Thank you so much brother 🙏🏾
@divvydave27947 күн бұрын
And Birmingham…..effed us over they did 😢
@TheLongPlayUK7 күн бұрын
Now you got Tom Brady to save ya 🤣
@victorvotyakov52157 күн бұрын
Correct me if I am wrong, but £10 millions turnover was when Wrexham was National league club. So in League 2 they made most likely more
@alexanderrose10713 сағат бұрын
Correct.
@TheLongPlayUK7 күн бұрын
For those in the comments, my previous video on this topic discussing Reading FC is crazy. Makes sure you check that.
@HUW10977 күн бұрын
Great video and great channel! Subscribed ✔️
@Wrexham_World7 күн бұрын
Good video …. Well produced but you kind of missed out on how well structured/financed the club is… it’s hard to see as the accounts are a year behind. The main issue driving debt to owners is promotion through the leagues. The first year that Wrexham remain in the same division then costs will normalise and allow the income growth to catch up.
@EL.JEFE12318 күн бұрын
Wow.. this is a great video! Well done!
@rrubberjohnny8 күн бұрын
Terrible and unhealthy drink, promoted by 2 absolute idiots and terrible individuals with no morals (mainly referring to Logan)
@1draigon9 күн бұрын
I think wrexham weren’t making any money from the Disney plus show, so that is profit just instantly going to rob and Ryan . so I don’t even think they are at loss Edit: ah yeah he says it as well 😂
@TheLongPlayUK8 күн бұрын
Ha yeh, covered that bit. Theyre definitely making a pretty sum for the show, it just doesn't show up in the Wrexham accounts themselves. Not sure what type of deal they negotiated but I imagine the forthcoming season will be far more lucrative than the earlier seasons!
@1draigon8 күн бұрын
@@TheLongPlayUK i think in general it’s a problem that it works that way actually but that’s just my German Football brain not liking individuals making a ton of profit off of football fans
@TheLongPlayUK8 күн бұрын
@@1draigon Whilst we're here an important question. Do you think the 50%+1 model commonly seen in Germany is a better model other sports leagues should follow? I want to do a video on this, intrigued to get your perspective.
@1draigon8 күн бұрын
@@TheLongPlayUK i think it 100% depends on where you are and what experience the fan is looking for. For me, I protested when my local club sold even 10% because I want my local club to be 100% fan owned, not even JUST 50+1, so for me it doesn’t go far enough. and even within the 50+1 rule we’ve seen possibilities of investment by companies (Hertha bsc in the second division for example promised 99% of their profit or some insane number like that, or Leverkusen which just got the invincible season in the opinion of many only because they’ve been able to live with a huge transfer deficit because of the investment by their company) so it doesn’t even protect from the unfairness of a club ruining the league balance with money that other clubs can’t dream of! Which… will sound strange because I will end his with saying that 50+1 is one of the greatest things in modern football because in Germany our clubs are an extension of our community. In England such a rule in my view would not work out the same way since fans don’t see the club in that same way! Apologies if this is very mixed together it’s just such a complicated topic that i think really is a German only thing, but of course on the European stage we’ve seen that even the German way can work
@1draigon8 күн бұрын
@@TheLongPlayUKto put long thoughts into a „short“ message; even with our rules it doesn’t seem to stop money from influencing our game (Wolfsburg, Leipzig, Hoffenheim, Leverkusen, and in some ways that don’t fully break 50+1 even augsburg and Stuttgart) so from the outside it would seem like it’s not working when you only see winning as the goal. But my club just got promoted into 2nd Bundesliga and two years ago I protested when they planned to even sell 10% because for me it is just inconceivable to have any kind of investment EVEN if it doesn’t influence anything. That of course doesn’t make sense to someone that didn’t grow up in this situation, and telling an English fan that hey his club might not get stars anymore, and they might go down to the third league or even lower would be impossible I think. I also only pay 15€ for my standing ticket (160€ for a full season) and already have a bus ticket worth 7€ included in that… and that is important to me, but I again don’t think it’s a priority for English fans. So…. In conclusion (again) different goals of the fans make it impossible to convince an outsider of why it’s such a good feeling to not have investors at the club
@Mljones69 күн бұрын
Like the video overall, but it also frustrates me how this isn't an accurate portrayal. The image shows rob and Ryan with -£8.9m. From Rob and Ryan's perspective, the Wrexham project includes the football club, and the documentary. There's no way to know exactly how much the documentary makes - particularly in terms of profit, but various sources talk about c£400k revenue per episode. It's hard to know how that converts to profit... But considering the biggest cost to most shows is talent, which in this case is almost 0... I can't see a world where it doesn't generate millions. I think this would have just been a far more accurate assessment of you'd thought about the entire venture, which is, ultimately, way more relevant.
@kcandreclarke9 күн бұрын
I just watched this too. He clearly labelled the documentary as their most prized asset and clearly made it out that its the thing that is responsible for a healthy chunk of their fan engagement. He even said the revenue numbers sit outside of the accounts so its difficult to know how much they make from it, like you did. We definitely didn’t watch the same thing. I haven’t seen a breakdown of Wrexham as good as this. Did a fantastic job with this
@HugovanAanholt9 күн бұрын
Randomly found this video. Awesome channel u will be huge in no time
@TheLongPlayUK9 күн бұрын
Hope so brother thank you for watching
@KingJao10 күн бұрын
Glad I came across this account
@TheLongPlayUK10 күн бұрын
Glad you discovered it brother. You a Wrexham fan?
@alaznehopwoodmartin576610 күн бұрын
Great video. Keep it up and this channel will go far
@TheLongPlayUK10 күн бұрын
I want to make this information accessible to all. Thank you for the kind words 🙏🏾
@TheLongPlayUK10 күн бұрын
For those in the comments, do you watch the documentary? If so, do you enjoy it?
@BruceMcFarling12 күн бұрын
One key thing is that not only would Wrexham be worth hundreds of millions if they were to make it to the Premier League ... they were bought for a 2 million investment and would TODAY be worth 10 million or more if sold, so the capital gains of the club are keeping pace with the amount "owed" to the co-owners. While they are going to make a push for the playoff spots at the very least, so spending on players will rise again, I expect the 5 million pound loss is going to go down -- not just from the growth in sponsorship income, but also from a move of their kit to a first tier sports merchandiser. For the last two seasons, Wrexham shirts were constantly sold out.
@TheLongPlayUK11 күн бұрын
I recorded this before the announcement of the investment in Homage. Another shrewd move which will allow them as you say, to benefit even more from their massive retail presence. Theyve also announced another US Pre-season tour where they'll face Chelsea again and likely Necaxa too. The kit manufacturer deal is a sound one.
@Red_Snappa10 күн бұрын
@@TheLongPlayUK ...and have also announced a US distribution depot to reduce shipping costs for NA fans. Very informative video and well researched....👍
@EL.JEFE12318 күн бұрын
@@Red_Snappa this is good! My 1st order nearly killed my wallet.
@Sunilkumarsingh6770012 күн бұрын
If you’re a marketing god like Logan, you can create multiple billion dollar cash cows. Logan has shown the world that product is secondary and marketing is everything. Business genius.
@davidkelly4999 күн бұрын
Scam artist*
@fishinmalarkey9830Күн бұрын
Do you really think logan Paul is a god? 😂😂😂 He advertises drinks aimed at adults, straight at kids
@suedemann948212 күн бұрын
I feel sorry for those who have no idea of this account
@TheLongPlayUK12 күн бұрын
Kind words 🙏🏾 they do be sleeping tho 😅
@craigbrown0412 күн бұрын
Very much agree with this comment!! Not sure how I found the channel but by gum, it is flipping interesting and very well put together.
@dovahnkil-hf5yv14 күн бұрын
Man u should have more subs. This is good content.
@TheLongPlayUK14 күн бұрын
I agree dude 😅 Glad you enjoy
@yted873714 күн бұрын
Tickets are cheap replica shirts €200 go figure
@tommylee775515 күн бұрын
Mark Ashton (British) very much helped aswell
@tommylee775515 күн бұрын
Got Lief and Cam mixed up
@TheLongPlayUK15 күн бұрын
I know 😅 Noticed as soon as I uploaded
@guguhlatshwayo219816 күн бұрын
im here and excited for more content and the growth of this channel!!
@guguhlatshwayo219816 күн бұрын
finally a relatable channel w financial breakdowns of lucrative business ventures
@timmyfung0117 күн бұрын
from my perspective, it is also to do with increasing competitions and expansion of the internet. when I was a kid in the 90s, Nike and Adidas were the big names for cool kids to wear. Puma was around but it was rare. back then it was a time when kids only knew fashion from TV athletes and peers. but now a days, people can learn about other brands through internet, youtube...etc, and wearing a Michael Jordan "air" does not have the same impact as it did in the 90s and early 2000s.
@oscarmccoy910217 күн бұрын
Met him once. Very calm surprisingly. His father on the other hand is a different story 😂.
@BubbleZ6917 күн бұрын
"and as a fan you dont want to support a club that goes down the english footballing pa-. AHHH"
@TheLongPlayUK17 күн бұрын
😅 It be like that sometimes
@TheLongPlayUK17 күн бұрын
(He will see this too) but if you enjoy the content and need an editor to grow your brand on social media just DM this page…I’ll see it and get in touch
@timitri817 күн бұрын
I think someone has made a video about who the owner is , but dont remember who😄
@brianstones623418 күн бұрын
Glory Glory Man United!!!
@jmed41219 күн бұрын
I played football in high school and college and the only time I wore Nike was in college because the school had a contract and we were obligated to wear them
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Good, sensible review of accounts there. Spot on 👍⚽️
This has to be one of the most unique approaches to raise Investments
Definitely one of the most unique in the UK that I've seen. At the time of writing this comment absorption has been quite strong too. Fascinated to see how it pans out
For those in the comments Google “Watford Seedrs” to track progress or to get involved yourself 🙏🏾
Nobody is drinking prime anymore 😂😂
To be fair they're losing money to themselves, tax loopholes are a bit confusing tbh
Real Madrid stinks of Corruption.
Kylian I’m sorry, I hate reporting on unconfirmed players salaries 😅 If you’re reading this comment take more from the repeated success of Real under Perez than the numbers themselves. He’s a genius.
488,000 weekly wage would mean around 25 million per year but if its 15 million per year then its around 288,000 per week, so which value is it or are there other sources of income.
@@Dazhdaha These are rumoured numbers and this is some back-of-the envelope maths so as I mentioned in my comment, take the wages with a pinch of salt but to answer your question 25m a year at an approximate 40% tax rate does churn out 15m year net. So the weekly number I mentioned is in the right ballpark. That is... if he pays taxes at 40% 😅
This was the plan all along - to damage the economy and the morale of those countries. We need to play the long game when dealing with the Chinese, Chess, not checkers.
I would put money on black rock
😂
Taste like pot wash though
So Aston Villa was valued at £200M just two seasons ago! And Brentford think they are now worth £400M! Yeah right, lets see who actually buys them and for what! Theyll be in a relegation battle next season, and likely back in the Championship before long. Accountants will say anything to a club regarding TV value, as long as they are getting paid a chunk....to say nice things! 😂
I am watching the Brentford story closely. They have been up for sale for many months but so far there has been nothing in the public domains that suggests they’ve had much interest. If they sell Toney and stay in the Premier League I’m sure they’ll have some suitors
Wrexham is worth about £12M - £15M of it was sold, so Rob & Ryan have actually made a £3M -£5M profit value wise, except they won't sell Club for a decade at least! If EVER!😮
Profit is only profit once you sell. As of today they’ve made nothing! However I agree, I do not think there will be a sale any time soon. They seem far too invested in the journey
I don’t ever see them selling all of their shares. This team is a part of their lives now. Even if they do eventually sell shares, they will most likely retain some
Following Wrexham I’ve taken an interest in English Football, and stumbled upon Brentford, and now this video. I’ve wondered if Wrexham has considered following this model of having a Wrexham B team rather than an academy. Especially considering they will need to acquire a training ground to run an academy. Seems like a team can make do with a much smaller/cheaper training facility if there is just a Women’s team, a First Squad, and a B team.
I’m surprised more people haven’t followed the model. It’s an effective one
SUS!
22-23 financial year then comparing them to clubs in 23-24 season 🙄 there's a big gap in there.
Of course its paying off, your not taking into consideration lots of other revenue like both Rob and Ryan have mentioned before when answering this question, the massive popularity of the documentary alone is bringing in millions and they are not paying any big celebrities to star in it. This will only draw more money and more big investors wanting to get involved in the future aswell
You say "of course" but there are quite a few examples of football ownership not going so well in its initial stages! You mention some other revenue streams, can you share some
@TheLongPlayUK Well it was Rob and Ryan that said many other revenue streams I don't profess to know them all but I don't doubt they exist, the many lucrative sponsorship deals far exceeding what other clubs around them or in championship will match due to their fame, merchandise sales alone will be a lot of $$$....They have and will continue to sell a hell of a lot of shirts. Absolutely there are examples of ownership not going well early but this isn't that.
Great content Jordan!!!
My man, thank you Nick. Glad you enjoyed 🙏🏾
I really love that Rob and Ryan bought Wrexham. However, it is pretty annoying them talking about how much money they are losing. Maybe its just for tv content, but obviously Wrexham will be an absolute cash cow down the road
It is for TV content. Ryan specifically has helped grow several businesses (Aviation Gin/Mint Mobile) that ended up selling for many hundreds of millions of dollars. They see how much the club value has grown by, and that’s their marker for business success. Whatever money the team makes now, is put right back into the club. They’re losing plenty of personal money now, yes, but they’re well on their way to having a team valued for over 100 million pounds. Also, they’ll eventually take profits from the club, once they feel like they’ve properly built all the needed infrastructure.
@@alexanderrose1071 yeah, I agree. I just wish they wouldn't do that. The average laymen doesn't understand the long term profitability Rob and Ryan stand to make. The documentary can come off across as a little self-rightous. I'm sure they both love the growth of the Wrexham community, but they stand to reap big rewards. The show at times paints them as non-profit organizers, doing it all out of the goodness of their heart. So much curating in all docuseries, it's not unique to just this show
Lol wont happen in germany. Stay politically active.
Incredible story and it shows what good vision and management can do.
Great video! Keep at it your channel will grow as people find the quality of the work you do!
Thank you so much brother 🙏🏾
And Birmingham…..effed us over they did 😢
Now you got Tom Brady to save ya 🤣
Correct me if I am wrong, but £10 millions turnover was when Wrexham was National league club. So in League 2 they made most likely more
Correct.
For those in the comments, my previous video on this topic discussing Reading FC is crazy. Makes sure you check that.
Great video and great channel! Subscribed ✔️
Good video …. Well produced but you kind of missed out on how well structured/financed the club is… it’s hard to see as the accounts are a year behind. The main issue driving debt to owners is promotion through the leagues. The first year that Wrexham remain in the same division then costs will normalise and allow the income growth to catch up.
Wow.. this is a great video! Well done!
Terrible and unhealthy drink, promoted by 2 absolute idiots and terrible individuals with no morals (mainly referring to Logan)
I think wrexham weren’t making any money from the Disney plus show, so that is profit just instantly going to rob and Ryan . so I don’t even think they are at loss Edit: ah yeah he says it as well 😂
Ha yeh, covered that bit. Theyre definitely making a pretty sum for the show, it just doesn't show up in the Wrexham accounts themselves. Not sure what type of deal they negotiated but I imagine the forthcoming season will be far more lucrative than the earlier seasons!
@@TheLongPlayUK i think in general it’s a problem that it works that way actually but that’s just my German Football brain not liking individuals making a ton of profit off of football fans
@@1draigon Whilst we're here an important question. Do you think the 50%+1 model commonly seen in Germany is a better model other sports leagues should follow? I want to do a video on this, intrigued to get your perspective.
@@TheLongPlayUK i think it 100% depends on where you are and what experience the fan is looking for. For me, I protested when my local club sold even 10% because I want my local club to be 100% fan owned, not even JUST 50+1, so for me it doesn’t go far enough. and even within the 50+1 rule we’ve seen possibilities of investment by companies (Hertha bsc in the second division for example promised 99% of their profit or some insane number like that, or Leverkusen which just got the invincible season in the opinion of many only because they’ve been able to live with a huge transfer deficit because of the investment by their company) so it doesn’t even protect from the unfairness of a club ruining the league balance with money that other clubs can’t dream of! Which… will sound strange because I will end his with saying that 50+1 is one of the greatest things in modern football because in Germany our clubs are an extension of our community. In England such a rule in my view would not work out the same way since fans don’t see the club in that same way! Apologies if this is very mixed together it’s just such a complicated topic that i think really is a German only thing, but of course on the European stage we’ve seen that even the German way can work
@@TheLongPlayUKto put long thoughts into a „short“ message; even with our rules it doesn’t seem to stop money from influencing our game (Wolfsburg, Leipzig, Hoffenheim, Leverkusen, and in some ways that don’t fully break 50+1 even augsburg and Stuttgart) so from the outside it would seem like it’s not working when you only see winning as the goal. But my club just got promoted into 2nd Bundesliga and two years ago I protested when they planned to even sell 10% because for me it is just inconceivable to have any kind of investment EVEN if it doesn’t influence anything. That of course doesn’t make sense to someone that didn’t grow up in this situation, and telling an English fan that hey his club might not get stars anymore, and they might go down to the third league or even lower would be impossible I think. I also only pay 15€ for my standing ticket (160€ for a full season) and already have a bus ticket worth 7€ included in that… and that is important to me, but I again don’t think it’s a priority for English fans. So…. In conclusion (again) different goals of the fans make it impossible to convince an outsider of why it’s such a good feeling to not have investors at the club
Like the video overall, but it also frustrates me how this isn't an accurate portrayal. The image shows rob and Ryan with -£8.9m. From Rob and Ryan's perspective, the Wrexham project includes the football club, and the documentary. There's no way to know exactly how much the documentary makes - particularly in terms of profit, but various sources talk about c£400k revenue per episode. It's hard to know how that converts to profit... But considering the biggest cost to most shows is talent, which in this case is almost 0... I can't see a world where it doesn't generate millions. I think this would have just been a far more accurate assessment of you'd thought about the entire venture, which is, ultimately, way more relevant.
I just watched this too. He clearly labelled the documentary as their most prized asset and clearly made it out that its the thing that is responsible for a healthy chunk of their fan engagement. He even said the revenue numbers sit outside of the accounts so its difficult to know how much they make from it, like you did. We definitely didn’t watch the same thing. I haven’t seen a breakdown of Wrexham as good as this. Did a fantastic job with this
Randomly found this video. Awesome channel u will be huge in no time
Hope so brother thank you for watching
Glad I came across this account
Glad you discovered it brother. You a Wrexham fan?
Great video. Keep it up and this channel will go far
I want to make this information accessible to all. Thank you for the kind words 🙏🏾
For those in the comments, do you watch the documentary? If so, do you enjoy it?
One key thing is that not only would Wrexham be worth hundreds of millions if they were to make it to the Premier League ... they were bought for a 2 million investment and would TODAY be worth 10 million or more if sold, so the capital gains of the club are keeping pace with the amount "owed" to the co-owners. While they are going to make a push for the playoff spots at the very least, so spending on players will rise again, I expect the 5 million pound loss is going to go down -- not just from the growth in sponsorship income, but also from a move of their kit to a first tier sports merchandiser. For the last two seasons, Wrexham shirts were constantly sold out.
I recorded this before the announcement of the investment in Homage. Another shrewd move which will allow them as you say, to benefit even more from their massive retail presence. Theyve also announced another US Pre-season tour where they'll face Chelsea again and likely Necaxa too. The kit manufacturer deal is a sound one.
@@TheLongPlayUK ...and have also announced a US distribution depot to reduce shipping costs for NA fans. Very informative video and well researched....👍
@@Red_Snappa this is good! My 1st order nearly killed my wallet.
If you’re a marketing god like Logan, you can create multiple billion dollar cash cows. Logan has shown the world that product is secondary and marketing is everything. Business genius.
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Do you really think logan Paul is a god? 😂😂😂 He advertises drinks aimed at adults, straight at kids
I feel sorry for those who have no idea of this account
Kind words 🙏🏾 they do be sleeping tho 😅
Very much agree with this comment!! Not sure how I found the channel but by gum, it is flipping interesting and very well put together.
Man u should have more subs. This is good content.
I agree dude 😅 Glad you enjoy
Tickets are cheap replica shirts €200 go figure
Mark Ashton (British) very much helped aswell
Got Lief and Cam mixed up
I know 😅 Noticed as soon as I uploaded
im here and excited for more content and the growth of this channel!!
finally a relatable channel w financial breakdowns of lucrative business ventures
from my perspective, it is also to do with increasing competitions and expansion of the internet. when I was a kid in the 90s, Nike and Adidas were the big names for cool kids to wear. Puma was around but it was rare. back then it was a time when kids only knew fashion from TV athletes and peers. but now a days, people can learn about other brands through internet, youtube...etc, and wearing a Michael Jordan "air" does not have the same impact as it did in the 90s and early 2000s.
Met him once. Very calm surprisingly. His father on the other hand is a different story 😂.
"and as a fan you dont want to support a club that goes down the english footballing pa-. AHHH"
😅 It be like that sometimes
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I think someone has made a video about who the owner is , but dont remember who😄
Glory Glory Man United!!!
I played football in high school and college and the only time I wore Nike was in college because the school had a contract and we were obligated to wear them