Humphrey Ker is eager to avoid dragging Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney into a Wrexham Champions League discussion as they are "deranged enough".

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• Red Dragons have enjoyed three promotions
• Now one step away from the Premier League
• A-list owners are prepared to dream of Europe

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  WHAT HAPPENED?

  Hollywood co-owners in North Wales are prepared to dream big, with a sporting fairytale being played out under their stewardship at SToK Racecourse. Four remarkable years at the helm have delivered three successive promotions and a place in the Championship.

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  THE BIGGER PICTURE

  The Red Dragons are now just one step away from the Premier League, with top-flight football having always been the ultimate ambition. If that target can be hit, then why not aim even higher?

• WHAT HUMPHREY KER SAID

  Ker is reluctant to be dragged into a future debate, with Reynolds and McElhenney needing little encouragement when it comes to making bold predictions. Wrexham’s community director told the podcast: "Do not encourage them! Please, they’re already deranged enough as it is, I can’t be putting Champions League in their mind. Let’s start with doing alright in the Championship."

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  DID YOU KNOW?

  Wrexham expect to be competitive in the second tier of English football, but Ker added on the challenges that they face: "It is a bit of a double-edged sword, especially for a club like us, we’ve got a 10,000 seater stadium and we’ve just taken down 3000 temporary seats.

  "We are a small lot, our matchday revenues are not massive, our sponsorship revenue is very large and disproportionately large for a club of our size."

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