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Wrexham’s Hollywood owner Rob McElhenney brings wife and whole cast of hit TV show to watch crunch promotion clash


WREXHAM owner Rob McElhenny brought along his wife and some Hollywood co-stars as Wrexham edged closer to promotion.

McElhenny and Ryan Reynolds bought the Welsh outfit in 2020, and have seen it go from strength top strength.

Rob McElhenny was joined by his wife and Hollywood co-starsCredit: Reuters
Charlie Day, left, was pictured wearing a Wrexham hatCredit: PA
While McElhenny also brought along wife Kaitlin OlsonCredit: PA

And with the club now within touching distance of promotion, McElhenny has introduced his wife Kaitlin Olson and the cast of hit sitcom Always Sunny In Philadelphia to Wrexham.

Actors Charlie Day and Glenn Howerton joined Kaitlin and McElhenny at the Racecourse Ground for the match against Yeovil, which Wrexham won 3-0.

Day and Howerton both brought into the Wrexham spirit.

The pair could both be seen with Wrexham memorabilia, with Day donning a Wrexham hat while Howerton opted for a scarf.

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Wrexham took a huge step towards automatic promotion last week after winning a thrilling top of the table encounter with Notts County.

The clash saw Wrexham force a miraculous second half comeback going into injury time.

Former Manchester United goalkeeper Ben Foster then denied County a last-minute equaliser to hand Wrexham a huge advantage in the National League promotion chase.

Co-owner Reynolds has also seen wife Blake Lively visit the Racecourse, with her giving a brutal message to a Wrexham fan.

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The links to celebs for Wrexham does not end there either.

Conor McGregor recently revealed his own “game-changing” link to the club.


Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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