Wrexham are still flying under Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds but additional investment has been secured this season.
Wrexham fans have now had three weekend in a row without a game.
After the postponed clash with Reading, Wrexham’s last two games have been on Thursday nights.
The dismal 2-1 defeat at Shrewsbury Town left fans concerned, but Wrexham were much better against Birmingham City.
Thursday’s big game saw Wrexham step up and claim a 1-1 draw, which easily could have bee a victory on another day.
Wrexham sit third in the League One table and still have a third straight promotion in mind.
Wrexham investor dreams of another promotion
The January transfer window is coming to an end and Wrexham have made just one major addition so far.
Ryan Longman joined Wrexham on Friday, completing a £500,000 move from Hull City.
Phil Parkinson may want more signings and it isn’t just Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds stumping up the cash now.
Wrexham welcomed new investment earlier this season with the Allyn family purchasing a stake in the club.
Kaleen Allyn is now an executive director at Wrexham and the hope is that they can play a major part in Wrexham’s rise.
Eric Allyn has now taken to social media to send a message after Thursday’s draw with Birmingham.
Allyn noted that Wrexham are part of an exciting time for him whilst dreaming of a third promotion in a row.
Allyn recently celebrated Wrexham’s win over Wigan Athletic and he is hoping to see more success at the STōK Cae Ras very soon.
Eric Allyn could face Rob McElhenney battle
Allyn also pointed towards the NFL playoffs with his beloved Buffalo Bills in action against the Kansas City Chiefs.
We are now just one game away from the Super Bowl and Allyn is dreaming of seeing the Bills make it there.
Defeating the Chiefs won’t be easy but the Bills impressed against the Baltimore Ravens last week.
There is a real chance that Allyn and McElhenney end up on opposing sides when the Super Bowl comes around.
McElhenney’s Philadelphia Eagles take on the Washington Commanders for a place in the Super Bowl, meaning there is a real chance of the showpiece even being the Bills against the Eagles.
Allyn and McElhenney are on board together for the Wrexham journey but may become rivals for one night only in just a couple of weeks.