RYAN REYNOLDS went from Deadpool to the Wrex Factor, wowing fans in a pub singalong before a £100,000 private flight back to the USA.
The Wrexham owner dashed from the Racecourse Ground to The Turf pub to celebrate Monday’s momentous 3-2 victory over Notts County.
The Hollywood star then jetted from Manchester airport to New Jersey and was snapped on Tuesday walking in New York with wife Blake Lively.
The Canadian actor and co-owner Rob McElhenney, both 45, were jubilant as big-spending Wrexham went three points clear in the National League.
The movie world duo went on stage with the Declan Swans as a packed pub sang the local band’s hit “It’s Always Sunny in Wrexham” – their tribute to “Deadpool and Rob McElhenney”.
American actor McElhenney is best known for comedy series “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia”.
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The pair say they have fallen in love with football in general, and Wrexham in particular, after buying the fifth-tier club in November 2020.
Now Reynolds is purchasing a £1.5million home in Marford, about five miles from the North Wales city.
And he was pictured bantering in the tunnel with hero keeper Ben Foster following a top-of-the-table twist as thrilling as any Hollywood script.
The ex-England star, 40, who only joined last month, saved a 97th-minute penalty to stop County drawing and going level on points with Wrexham.
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Foster revealed afterwards he was “kissed on the lips” by McElhenney as the Red Dragons close on a return to the Football League after 15 years.
And Reynolds told him after his spot-kick block: “Oh my God! You son of a b***! What was that about? You’re too old for that!”
The silver-screen icon labelled the finale the “most dramatic thing I’ve ever seen in my life!”
Reynolds later added: “I don’t feel like I have a heart anymore. I feel like I used all the beats that I had left during that match.
‘That was unlike anything I’ve ever seen before and indicative of course of all you lifers who have watched and participated in this game, this beautiful, tortuous game forever.”
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
