From Hollywood celebrations to historic wins, Wrexham's journey to League One is nothing short of a storybook tale!
Wrexham, the Welsh football club co-owned by Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, has achieved a historic feat by earning back-to-back promotions for the first time in its 159-year history. The Red Dragons soared to success, securing their promotion to the EFL League One after a sensational 6-0 victory over Forest Green Rovers. Phil Parkinson, the team's manager, is optimistic about the future, hinting at more thrilling 'chapters' to unfold under the ownership of Reynolds and McElhenney.
As Wrexham celebrates their remarkable achievements, Hollywood actor Ryan Reynolds couldn't contain his excitement, referring to the promotion as the 'ride of our lives.' The star-studded ownership duo is enjoying the fruits of their investment as the club continues to make strides in English soccer.
In a thrilling match against Forest Green Rovers, Wrexham displayed sheer dominance with a 6-0 win, solidifying their position for the upcoming season in League One. The victory marked a significant milestone for the team, signaling their potential to compete at higher levels and make a name for themselves in the football world.
The success story of Wrexham under the ownership of Reynolds and McElhenney is not just limited to on-field victories but also includes a blend of Hollywood glamour and football passion. As they embark on their journey to League One, the Red Dragons are set to capture the hearts of fans worldwide with their captivating rise to prominence.
It is the first time Wrexham earned back-to-back promotions in its 159-year history. It last played in the third tier of English soccer 20 years ago.
The sequel has turned out to be just as good for Wrexham. The Welsh team co-owned by actor Ryan Reynolds has clinched promotion to the third tier of English ...
Phil Parkinson believes there are more "chapters" to come for promotion winning Wrexham under Hollywood owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney.
Wrexham AFC clinched a promotion for the second consecutive season. With a 6–0 win over Forest Green, the Welsh club is moving up to EFL League One.
Wrexham's Hollywood star owner Ryan Reynolds has commended his club's promotion to League One.
Expert recap and game analysis of the Wrexham vs. Forest Green Rovers English League Two game from April 13, 2024 on ESPN.
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Wrexham's Hollywood star co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney said they were having the “ride of our lives” after the club sealed a place in the third ...
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Celebrity owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney could not have written a better Hollywood script since taking over Wrexham AFC in February 2021.
Wrexham achieving back-to-back promotions has been a thrilling and emotional journey for its Hollywood owners, co-owner Ryan Reynolds said after Saturday's ...
Phil Parkinson has explained why the timing of Wrexham's promotion came as something of a surprise, with a top-three finish secured in League Two.
Wrexham star Paul Mullin was left out of the League Two Team of the Year despite his prolific season as the Welsh side earned promotion to League One.
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“No Words,” McElhenney wrote after the match, posting a picture of Wrexham's leading goal scorer Paul Mullin celebrating with fans. One day after the promotion ...