Welcome to Wrexham is living proof that Ted Lasso is, in fact, real and lives in the form of Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney. While fans saw reel life in the real one, American stars just dominated the English football scene. With maiden knowledge and expertise, the Hollywood duo turned the Welsh football team’s fate around. A promotion, taking on board star players, and a season of Welcome to Wrexham later, the Red Dragon club regained its fans’ hopes. Renewed to show us more of life after getting into the bigger leagues, season 2 of the docuseries is up for a rollout. 

As the co-owners prepare to dive deeper into the life of the oldest football club in Wales, it keeps getting better. A viewer just reviewed the incoming second season.

Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney’s upcoming season is a hit with critique 

The promotion to the National Leagues was a pleasant relief after years, but season 1 did a great job at showing us all the sides of the story. It dwelled on how the Welsh club had its fair share of failures, missing the League Two of football. Moreover, a review by Collider revealed how season 2 covered the massive impact of the previous season. The reviewer shared her doubts about the “charm” of the next season. But to a pleasant surprise, the storyline was a much deeper dive into the club’s journey. It “lost none of its heart” and staying true to the “authenticity“, made it even better. 

Not only did it carry the show to a global audience but also pumped up the spirits of all the football fans around the world. While the Deadpool actor and his co-owner did a great job at engaging fans in games, the second season will delve into the opinions of fans of other clubs too. The review also revealed that fans would get a chance to see more of Paul Mullin and superfan Millie Tipping. 

Even more so, the second season was not just limited to the men’s football. 

It is showtime for Women’s team too

Wrexham AFC might have been in the news for the men’s team, but their counterparts have surfaced on screen this time. Shedding light on the Wrexham’s women’s team, the makers showed the club’s overall top scorer, Rosie Hughes. They showed the women’s team’s dedication, working during the daytime and coming to their favorite sport afterward.

Even Blake Lively joined the gang on screen, cheering on for the female counterparts. It added an extra layer of empowerment and dedication. Moreover, it is a recipe for fame and visibility! Season 2 airs on September 12.

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