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Wrexham owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have attracted plenty of attention since taking over at the north Wales club, and were joined by some big ...

We catch up all the time and I'll be talking to him tomorrow - it's a great to have a friend like that who shares this with you." "As the relationship with the club has got closer, myself and Ryan have got closer too. February was also the month when McElhenney and Reynolds laid on a boozy treat for fans to mark the first anniversary of their takeover.

The A-list celebrities were out in force to watch the FA Trophy final at Wembley on Sunday.Wrexham vs Bromley is not usually a fixture that would have.

The pair also said they were ‘so excited’ for the game at Wembley, and to see ‘each and every’ Wrexham fan there. The pair are regularly seen at games and they were not going to pass up the opportunity. But film and TV stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney are now the owners of National League side Wrexham and they are very dedicated.

Ryan Reynolds, David Beckham, and Will Ferrell were spotted hanging out together at Wembley for the Wrexham vs Bromley match.

Wrexham AFC was formed at The Turf in 1864 and the Racecourse remains the world’s oldest stadium that continues to stage international games. Ryan and Rob took full control of the National League club from the Wrexham Supporters Trust in February 2021, investing £2million under the terms of the deal. In scenes that we didn’t have on our bingo sheet for 2023, the group were pictured in the box at the famous football grounds, with Ryan’s wife Blake Lively and Wrexham AFC co-owner Rob McElhenney also in attendance.

Wrexham will be looking to win the FA Trophy ahead of their push for promotion in next week's National League Play Off Semi-Final. | ITV News Wales.

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WREXHAM suffered FA Trophy heartbreak after losing 1-0 against National League rivals Bromley at Wembley Stadium.

Hyde had the ball in the back of the net but the goal was ruled out for offside but the leveller never came and Bromley celebrated victory. Parkinson made a double change with 15 minutes to go with Hall-Johnson and Dan Jarvis replacing McAlinden and O'Connor respectively, and the Reds switched to a back four in a bid to get back into the contest. Bromley continued to press and Cheek headed into the arms of Dibble while only a superb challenge by Max Cleworth in the area denied the striker a scoring opportunity. Harry Forster failed to hit the target for Bromley while Wrexham continued to get into promising positions and Davies went down in the area following a decent move but a penalty wasn't given. Bromley responded with Corey Whitely firing over the bar with their first sight of goal but Wrexham went close to breaking the deadlock after 14 minutes when the lively Mullin squared the ball to Jordan Davies whose low drive was gathered by goalkeeper Ellery Balcombe. The first chance fell to Wrexham in the third minute as Paul Mullin ran to the by-line and pulled the ball back for Ollie Palmer whose shot was blocked by a defender.

Reynolds and McElhenney bought Wrexham in 2020 and have bankrolled a successful season that has seen the Welsh club reach the final of the FA Trophy, ...

I'm so excited for Wembley, I'm so excited to see each and every one of you out there. "Thank you for an incredible season, we are incredibly proud of you and we can't wait to see how it all ends up. The quartet were filmed sharing a conversation in the box ahead of the game, with Reynolds and McElhenney also pictured pitchside as the players ran out for their warm-up.

During Wrexham's FA Trophy final it appeared that Ryan Reynolds misunderstood the offside rule as boundless Hollywood optimism and the grinding reality of ...

The sight of a group of A-listers in a private box at Wembley not only losing their big game but being tripped up by the oldest new-football-fan-banana-skin in the book was pretty entertaining. Ryan and Rob were in the crowd; so were Will Ferrell, Blake Lively and our own A-lister, David Beckham. Looking down over Wembley’s hallowed turf, the superstars dared to dream. The scene was set for a Hollywood ending.