It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia: How Rob McElhenney’s hit show could influence Wrexham

Okay this one is particularly unlikely, as anyone who has seen the club’s viral unveiling of their new co-owners will know. McElhenney and Reynolds took the opportunity to plug the club’s current shirt sponsors several times as they set to work endearing themselves to the fans.

But it’s always good to have backup options – and Wrexham certainly now have some. Viewers of the show will be well aware of the various shady shell corporations set up under Frank’s Fluids.

Firstly, Wolf Cola – a drink first referenced in Sweet Dee Gets Audited – eloquently described by Dennis as “the right cola for closure”. The appealing logo would certainly pop off Wrexham’s home shirt, but the drink’s links to a terrorist organisation (Wolf Cola: A Public Relations Nightmare) make this a ‘no’ all round.

Then there’s Fight Milk, the “first alcoholic, dairy-based drink by bodyguards, for bodyguards”. Created by Mac and Charlie using crow eggs, milk and vodka, the drink enjoyed a period of commercial success as UFC fighters became aware of the effects.

However, Mac and Charlie were disappointed to find that instead of helping them to pack on muscle mass, they in fact used it as a way to intensely lose weight as their bodies reject the rancid drink. Whatever the new owners decide, they won’t rush to supply it to the players.