Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, Wrexham's dynamic Hollywood owners, share fascinating insights into their hands-off style of managing the Welsh club!
Excitement soars as Hollywood duo Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney jet in for Wrexham's thrilling Championship home debut against West Brom. After a heartbreaking last-minute loss to Southampton, the stars hope for a triumphant bounce-back
Hollywood drama unfolded at Wrexham as Ollie Palmer's sensational last-minute brace forced penalties, where the Red Dragons vanquished Hull in a thrilling Carabao Cup encounter. The Welsh outfit stunned their Championship opponents, emerging victorious after a dramatic shootout
Wrexham are chasing Manchester City defender Callum Doyle, a talented £10m-rated player, as Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney's side look to bolster their squad this summer
Wrexham are reportedly eyeing a sensational swoop for Manchester City's talented defender Callum Doyle, valued at a cool £10 million. The Welsh club, under the ambitious ownership of Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, are keen to bolster their ranks with the promising young centre-back, who has also attracted significant interest from several Championship clubs. This move could see Doyle linking up with the Red Dragons as they push for further promotion, adding a significant defensive asset to their growing squad
Wayne Rooney's new family documentary on Disney+ is set to sideline his return to management "any time soon," according to former teammate Wes Brown. Despite a desire to "make a few things right" after recent setbacks at Plymouth and Birmingham, Rooney's focus will be on the documentary, delaying his comeback to the dugout
The Rooney family's upcoming Disney documentary is set to sideline Wayne from management roles for the foreseeable future, according to former teammate Wes Brown. Despite a desire to rectify recent setbacks at Plymouth and Birmingham, Rooney's focus will be elsewhere for now
Steven Gerrard is tipped for Wrexham! Speculation mounts that the Liverpool legend could be a "good fit" for the club, potentially attracting "big-name players" should Phil Parkinson face pressure. This move mirrors Frank Lampard's path back into management, hinting at a thrilling new chapter for the Welsh side
