NJDevs26
Once upon a time...
- Mar 21, 2007
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Just wait till people find out about Dorking's YouTube documentary team (Bunch of Amateurs), I assume they'll be in a future episode cause they had the W to W crew shadow them when they played at the Racecourse later in the year. I actually found out about Dorking since this showed up when looking at some Wrexham stuff on YouTubeRe: Welcome to Wrexham, episode 4, "Shaun's vacation" was one of the funnier ones of the series. McElhenney's idiocy...
Re: episode 5, Dorking Wanders, what a concept, what a manager. I wish all the best to them. They at least knew how to benefit from the publicity, unlike Notts County it seems. This show is turning into potentially major publicity event for the lower league teams and I can't understand why anyone would refuse to participate. One would think the Dorking Wanderers case is a perfectly example of positive publicity. Based on their facebook page, they seem to have gotten a lot new fans and it seems sponsors (not sure if it's related):
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Marc is definitely...one of a kind and their story is too - a real-life road to glory version of Football Manager. Sorta came off a bit arrogant and egocentric at first when watching this and some of their other episodes but the more you get to know him and the story he becomes an acquired taste haha. It's a different feel than the W to W series, to be sure...definitely centers around Marc but with reason since he is the founder, owner, football director and gaffer after all haha but their series is a pretty good ground level look at lower league football and they generally have a little five-minute snippet on the team they're playing that episode talking to some opposition supporters. They also go right into every team talk, strategy session and the like in the locker room.
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