It’s the tie everyone has been waiting for as Wrexham welcome Premier League giants Chelsea to a sold-out Racecourse Ground for a massive FA Cup fifth round clash on Saturday.

In this episode, Rhys, Liam and Andy are joined by Wrexham legend Andy Morrell and Chelsea expert Harry Brent to break down the tactical battle, the emotional history between the two clubs and how the Red Dragons can pull off the ultimate giant-killing.

We also look ahead to the newly announced 2026 US Tour and check in on the Championship play-off race after Hull City's latest result.

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Happy St. David’s Day! Join Rhys, Tim and Liam as we recap another massive week for the Town. We kick things off by dissecting the Charlton result, debating whether Wrexham are riding a wave of luck after those heroic blocks from Dobson and Kaboré. With Ollie Rathbone staking his claim for player of the season and Arthur Okonkwo pulling off a world-class save, we ask just how far this momentum can take us.

Beyond the men's first team, we celebrate a historic afternoon at the Cardiff City Stadium where Wrexham Women defeated Cardiff 3-1 in front of FIFA boss Gianni Infantino. With goals from Faye Knox and a Katie Barker double, we discuss if we are witnessing a genuine changing of the guard in Welsh football.

Finally, we are joined by Wrexham legend Mickey Thomas. Before we preview the Chelsea FA Cup clash, Mickey tells us about his fundraising for the Wrexham AFC Foundation and his time at Stamford Bridge under John Neal. He tells us some hilarious stories of his days with Joey Jones involving leather coats and sleeping in referee rooms. Mickey shares his unique perspective on both clubs before giving us his big prediction for the game.

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Phil Parkinson's Wrexham winning machine rolls on as Tim, Andy and Liam dissect nervy 2-1 win over Portsmouth which has cemented our place in the play-offs. We ask the big question: are we now looking above us rather than behind?

We also dive deep into a massive Racecourse Ground rumour regarding the Chelsea match and potential stadium changes that could affect every supporter. (Note: This remains unconfirmed by the club, but we break down what it could mean if true!)

Finally, we're joined by guest Callum to preview our trip to Charlton Athletic. We talk Nathan Jones' tactical setup and the how former Wrexham man Conor Coady is getting on at the Valley.

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What a weekend for Wrexham AFC. Not only did the men pull off one of their greatest results since the takeover - the women’s side snared their first bit of silverware. Tim, Andy and Rhys are ecstatic as they look at both amazing victories. As well as reflecting on Jenny Sugarman’s history makers we ask: was that Lewis O’Brien’s AND George Thomason’s best game for Wrexham and how much credit must go to Parky for moulding ANOTHER promotion hunting team?

We also look at a near assault on one our players, ask if Ben Sheaf really is out for the season and what do we think about our chances against Portsmouth. There’s a LOT to get in, so strap in...

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SORRY THIS IS LATE!!!

Andy and Tim take a brief look back at Tuesday's 2-2 at Bristol City before wondering how many changes Phil Parkinson will make ahead of Saturday's visit of Ipswich Town, just eight days after defeating them in the FA Cup.

PLUS: Eurovision X Wrexham AFC; is Kaboré nearing his best form?; why Lewis O'Brien is feeling confident ahead of the Chelsea clash.

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This is a big one. Wrexham have drawn Chelsea in the FA Cup — and once again the eyes of the football world are on the Red Dragons.

Andy, Liam and special guest Simon Cooke react to the blockbuster tie, exploring the surprising connections between Wrexham and the West London giants.

They look at why Phil Parkinson seems to have a cup hoodoo over Chelsea, revisit previous pre-season “friendlies” between the sides, and ask whether this draw feels written in the stars.

The episode also covers Wrexham’s FA Cup victory over Ipswich Town and previews the upcoming league clashes with Bristol City — and Ipswich (again).

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This is a big one. Andy, Tim and Liam sit down with Wrexham non-executive director Shaun Harvey for an in-depth look at the Red Dragons’ January transfer window. He reveals the strategy, how close the club came to landing some major names and the inside story behind the three deals that did get over the line.

Harvey also reflects on five years under Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mac's ownership, sharing behind-the-scenes insight into how the ownership model works - plus a few brilliant stories along the way.

To round things off, he gives his verdict on Wrexham's season: what it'll take to go up, the key challenges ahead and his wider hopes and concerns for the game. An unmissable listen for Wrexham fans - and anyone curious about how modern football clubs really operate behind the scenes.

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Well, you can’t win them all and Rhys, Liam and Andy are on hand to dissect the Millwall defeat. Did they out-Wrexham us, was Max really to blame for the opener and are injuries going to cost us? Dr Rhys is on hand to help us on that last one. We also discuss Millwall fans being a little fighty in a throwback to the bad old days.

Then we dive headlong into a thorny issue. The remarks from Elliot Lee and Paul Mullin that seemingly call out Phil Parkinson and his treatment of them. Who is in the right? We all have our say - especially after Ryan and Rob said this week that Parky has a 'job for life.'

There’s also big news for Wrexham Women and we discuss what it means.

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