It's Always Sunny In Wrexham

You definitely don’t have to be into football, or even be Welsh, to enjoy this brilliantly funny book by Welshman and Wrexham super fan Andrew Foley-Jones, which combines fact and fiction, the bizarre and believable, nostalgia, history, politics and a glimpse into a crazily conceivable future.If you are into football, are Welsh, or into Wrexham AFC, you’ll probably enjoy the ride even more.

If you like football, you will love this! Telling the story of one fans obsession with his team, the American takeover but with a twist thrown in for good measure.Heartwarming, uplifting and highly evocative, this book will resonate with football fans of all ages and persuasions- highly recommend 👍

'It's Always Sunny In Wrexham' is an unmissable masterpiece that seamlessly weaves football, politics, and societal exploration into a literary triumph. This novel stands out as a bold, creative, and incredibly funny read that will leave you pondering the intricacies of the future while enjoying every moment of the journey. It's an absolute triumph, they should turn this into a film!

As a non football fan I wasn’t sure what to expect. All I can say, this is hilarious and goes way beyond football. Can see this being made into a film. Clever, insightful but overall, very, very funny. Rob and Ryan, you need to read this 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🤩❤️

The author has chipped the keeper with this one! Oof! Ridiculously entertaining book. A one day read on holiday and one of those; you’re left thinking what do I do now?!

Genuinely funny. A bit of everything for everyone. Could see this being a great movie with a cameo from Rob and Ryan perhaps and several other surreal characters who intertwine cleverest through the plot. You won’t have read anything like it. Reminds me a book version of Being John Malevich.

Even though I'm not a huge football fan, I read this book and it was a hilarious read. Would highly recommend!

Hooked from the prologue, as will fans of any "proper" football clubs be. Yes Wrexham is now massive(!) but the agony and ecstasy is still real.Is this utopia or dystopia, you decide, I know it seems pretty real to me.This book scores in so many ways, everyone will find something to relate to.