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Wrexham fans convinced Ryan Reynolds is a time traveller after spotting owner in 1878 team photo


WREXHAM fans are convinced Ryan Reynolds is a time traveller after spotting their owner in a 1878 team photo.

The League Two side had shared an old squad photo from the Racecourse Ground on social media.

Wrexham fans are convinced Ryan Reynolds is a time travellerCredit: Getty
Fans thought they had spotted Ryan Reynolds in an old team photoCredit: twitter @Wrexham_AFC

Fans were adamant that Reynolds was in the picture and took to Twitter to react.

One supporter wrote: “OMG, the previous life of Ryan Reynolds… he also looks like Damien Lewis.”

Another added: “Ryan Reynolds the ultimate time traveller.”

A third commented: “Not only one of the oldest clubs in the world, you got the oldest owner of the world. @VancityReynolds you’re ageing well! Time travel has done wonderful things for you.”

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Meanwhile, one more tweeted: “I mean, you’ve got to admit this is utterly mental.”

The club later clarified: “We can confirm that’s not @VanCityReynolds on the front row.”

Reynolds, who recently starred in a time travel film, also joked: “You sure? As mentioned, I have an extensive night-time skincare routine.”

Wrexham and Reynolds are currently preparing for their return to the Football League.

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Last year’s National League title victory sealed a return to League Two after a 15-year absence.

Reynolds and co-owner Rob McElhenney flew the squad out to Las Vegas to celebrate the triumph, with goalkeeper Ben Foster later admitting he believed the trip cost at least £500,000.

The club discovered their fixtures on Thursday, with their season set to begin at home to MK Dons on August 5.


Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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