Across Wrexham City are places woven delicately into the series. Some appear during early episodes as the club’s future hangs in the balance; others form the backdrop to heartfelt conversations with figures such as Wayne Jones, Fleur Robinson, Humphrey Ker, and members of the loyal supporter base who became recognisable through the documentary. While the tour never guarantees personal encounters, it offers a deeper sense of the environment in which their stories unfolded.

You may pass through areas connected with recognisable community voices, or the matchday rituals that surrounded the Racecourse Ground, each contributing to the series in their own way. These places are not presented as viewing points, but as living parts of Wrexham where ordinary days and extraordinary moments continue to intersect.

Certain corners of the city carry quieter echoes of the documentary. Narrow lanes, modest shopfronts and familiar gathering spots reveal why Wrexham’s identity resonated so powerfully on screen. The spirit shown by supporters old and young, the sense of belonging, and the deep affection for the club are still felt throughout these spaces.