"Unlike anything I've ever seen before!!" Incredible Ryan Reynolds interview after Wrexham go clear 

Couldn't agree more. Its lovely to see. I'm sure Rob McElhenney feels the same way

I like the way they've embraced it..from calling it soccer...to football..come to many of there games..they both could have just stayed in the states and fund them but instead there wholeheartedly behind the club ❤

Great to see but wonder if Ryan and Rob knew offside rules etc? lol

If only all owners had that much passion.

How can R and R know the offside rule when the officials clearly don’t 😂

well, ben alrealy played for the dragons in the past, so...

And we have a great tv show to come as well.

Couldn't agree more!

Don´t forget Rob!

​@@chrislj2005 Rob these Nuts

100%, he also is echoing what I have been reading on the forums, the one automatic up/down really is a travesty, Notts County is 34 points ahead of the 3rd place club and may not go up, of course the same could be said for Wrexham, either of them not going up would be a crying shame.

@@lvthud no doubt. I'd love to see this battle continue in the higher divisions, with even more publicity and cash fueling it.

@@lvthud agree, although I’ll be amazed if Notts County don’t win the play offs.

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Notts County never gives up 👆!!! But ok , Ryan can pass :)))

Is it not like the Steelers back in the day. L.A. Lakers had jack Nicholson and the Raiders and Cowboys their glamour. Pittsburgh was steeltown.

​​@@markrushton1516Difference is, Wrexham & teams in the English Leagues aren't franchises. They were formed in the Victorian era (from scratch) by and for the local working class people & these clubs (like Wrexham are doing now) had to build & work their way up the leagues (& down & occasionally go out of business). E.G. even Manchester United was formed for local railway workers. The whole culture of soccer/football in England (& elsewhere) is inherently ingrained in local working class society. I guess that's why so much rivalry & especially organised violence (back in the day) surrounded these institutions. It's just different. Teams don't leave the area they are from. I think that was tried once with a club called Wimbledon. They moved to a place called Milton Keynes. And that resulted in the local people of Wimbledon reforming their club (from scratch). Then taking the owners of (now) Milton Keynes to court at which point they won their case & any heritage Milton Keynes claimed to the old Wimbledon club had to be relinquished. That's a very rough synopsis of the situation but it is a fascinating story.

more i believe.

so we have Sunderland to thank more for giving Rob the idea to buy a club

@@biod8699 we have Ellis Short to thank for his mismanagement of sunderland that led to double relegation

Far more I believe.

Yeah, exactly - the headline is 'Deadpool buys club' - sure the majority of the money investment is from Ryan but Rob is invested so much more of his time and passion (from what I've seen). The club should be incredibly thankful to both, as should the City of Wrexham itself. Far from the greatest place I've ever visited but I was only there because of the documentary and I wonder how much more revenue tourism is bringing into Wrexham and North Wales as a whole. It's a truly special thing what they've done.

I noticed that too, class act.

He is a real pro. Can't imagine how many interviews he must have given at this point.

Very true. Classy as hell and, honestly, I sometimes struggle to remember the names of people I've known for years at work (I don't interact with them often but still). Not surprised though; he's done some videos/interviews with some RU-vidrs like Jacksepticeye and KoreanEnglishman/Jolly, and while I know those are big channels -- especially Jack -- he's not only come across as super humble, but one of them (and I really wish I could remember which) was floored by the fact that despite being years between videos, when they saw him a second time he remembered them by name and said hello, etc.

Like Keanu Reeves (another geniune class & humble human being) He is Canadian and its part of his DNA to be friendly, respectful and geniunely nice.

A true Canadian......eh?

dont wanna name names but Todd Bohely

They were humble enough to delegate jobs to people who know what they're doing

@@SHOTUBE412 no the most obvious answers are the glazers

​@@EFD_GH09 exactly.. Even palace fans know how badly we have been dug this iconic football club to the ground.

@@EFD_GH09 don't forget spurs

it won't be like Sunderland til i die that's for sure lol

If only Todd Boehly was so invested emoitonally

@@matrix35 He is emotionally invested. He’s invested in testing the emotions of Chelsea supporters by being stupid.

Don't jinx it!

@@matrix35 He is. The problem is is that he's not letting his directors have the final say even though that's literally their job. He's passionate but in a way that hurts Chelsea

Absolutely. Hope that they hype them up in the next season of "Welcome.."

It's like going back in time when real respect was evident for the opposition.

@@wayne3093 legit

Well mother nature must be happy about that!

​@camorraII1 the planes were going to fly with or without Ryan and Rob on them....so stop it. Nobody wants to hear your politics.

​@@stephenreed5091 doubt they're flying commercial tbf 😂

Global warming is the biggest hoax next to ThE pAnDeMic

Ryan lives in CANADA - massive difference - that's all I'll say, good to see decent owners - from a Utd fan

How many flights to feed his ego?

@@robovac3557 shut up

@@robovac3557 behave

@@badja_uk It is pretty sickening. Uncomfortable to think about. And the good news is him and the other are only getting started. Yipee!!!

@@robovac3557 stop liking your own comment 🤦‍♂️

blink 🤘

@@roberthood7650 🤘🏻🎸

and the town!

​​@@malahammer the towns a shithole and always will be 😂😂

Fair play to ya, fella 👍

Perhaps Wrexham can be your second team now

Same here as a WBA fan! We want Lai out as he's bleeding our club.

Yeah them Americans have ruined Swansea

No one cares

​@@barryrobinson3000 i care

@@barryrobinson3000 I care aswell, up the Swansea (my grandad supports them)

Newcastle or Manchester?

@@yangerozukum7491 Sheffield.

@@yangerozukum7491 only one united. Manchester!

@@ajclannachan Colchester United, Leeds United, Newcastle United, Sheffield United, Sutton United, Carlisle United, Cambridge United, Oxford United, Peterborough United, Rotherham United, West Ham United, Southend United and probably more tbh

Very funny. There’s only ONE United.

And here I was thinking that Sutton United did that v Hartlepool last day of the season - few years ago. Plus Sutton did not have a money bags chairman just astute purchases and solid management.

Never. This is a first.

@@TheRagzzz hence why nobody has complained about it 😂

As much as I would like to see a founding member of the Football League back where they belong (as well as Wrexham), the fact remains they finished 23rd in League 2 in 18/19 season... 3 points adrift, so they do "deserve" to be where they are. However, the National League is basically League 3 now, just look at some of the big clubs in it, Oldham, Southend, Scunthorpe, Yeovil, Barnet... most, if not all the clubs are full-time professional. The promotion places should definitely reflect that. It's possibly the toughest league in the country. Wrexham have been down there for 15 years. It took my club (FGR) twenty years to get promoted.

​@@eccehomer8182 props to FGR to get to league 1, shame they going to get relegated. Hopefully they go straight back up. Strangely been looking out for FGR for a few seasons and I don't know why lol

​@@harletrose yea same been following for a while, think the flashy kits caught my attention while watching a random game a few years ago and their rise has been impressive. Sad about this season but they'll bounce back.

I agree. I didn't notice any obvious footy clichés either 😂.