Rexham has long wanted not to link all their dreams to a documentary and the financial reward it brings.
And accounts show that as far as the club has benefited from the support of their celebrities, they are not actually not by them.
According to the Strategic Financial Report with Accountants, a major event after the end of the fiscal year was the repayment of Redolds and McLeen’s debts, which had grown to £15 million.
The money was partly linked to the money provided to buy the Stock status stadium for the development and expand.
With the work on a new kop stand that is likely to start at the end of the season, it has already been discussed as a way to increase the domestic revenue regime.
Since then, no other money has been charged from companies’ homes, ie the club is without debt.
But investment in the Alin family, which is based in New York, which is introduced as a minority shareholder.
The stadium is also planning to develop training places and to expand facilities for the academy and women’s aspect.
Rexham supporters can get more into the picture as a financial support – with past debt cleaning that paves the way for that – but in the end, all that aims to create a club that can protect the victory on the pitch.