Following the acquisition, nearly everything remained as it was.
Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney chose to keep the existing staff, players, and coaching team in place, allowing the season to unfold naturally in the hopes of securing promotion. However, despite their optimism, Wrexham fell short of reaching the playoffs, and the dream of moving up remained out of reach.
This failure led Ryan and Rob to face the reality that changes were necessary to meet their ambitions. They were no longer just outsiders looking in; now, they had to take charge of the club's future. What follows is a series of difficult but necessary decisions, showing that managing a football team goes far beyond just cheering from the stands.
The coaching staff was replaced, and 10 players from the squad were cut as part of a broader overhaul aimed at creating a team that could seriously contend for promotion next season. While these decisions might seem harsh, they highlight the pressure and responsibility that comes with owning a football club, especially one with such a devoted fanbase. Now, with these changes in motion, all eyes are on the future as Ryan and Rob work to rebuild the team and finally achieve the success that has long eluded Wrexham.
