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Ryan Reynolds celebrates Wrexham football club’s historic promotion
McElhenney and Reynolds’ docuseries “Welcome to Wrexham” will debut its fourth season on May 15. The show follows the two actors on their quest to get their team promoted from the lower-level football leagues into more competitive and elite leagues, The series has won eight Emmys since it debuted in 2022.
Ryan Reynolds and Wrexham players celebrate promotion
The Dragons beat Charlton Athletic 3-0 to secure their third successive promotion and a place in the Championship next season. Crowds raced on to the pitch at the end of the game to celebrate with the players who were also joined by Reynolds and fellow actor and co-owner Rob McElhenney.
Wrexham seal a third successive promotion as a 3-0 win against Charlton Athletic at the Stok Cae Ras secures Championship ...
Wrexham have been described as a "circus" by Charlton Athletic manager Nathan Jones ahead of Saturday's showdown between the ...
Jones initially made the remark during a preview of Charlton's match against Wrexham, stating, 'It's a bumper game, we have to go to the circus and see what we can get.' The comment was quickly picked ...
Wycombe's top-two hopes suffer a huge blow as they are thrashed at home by fellow League One promotion chasers Charlton.
Wrexham host Charlton Athletic on the penultimate matchday of the EFL League One 2024-25 season. Here's all you need to know ...
Wrexham, the Hollywood-backed football club, has found itself at the center of controversy as Charlton Athletic manager Nathan Jones labeled them a 'circus' ahead of their pivotal League One clash.
Wrexham sit in second place in League One with two games left in the season and are on the hunt for promotion to the ...
Charlton Athletic manager Nathan Jones said today’s 3-0 defeat at Wrexham proved a game too far for his side – who had to ...
The former academy graduate has not been back since leaving the London Stadium - and is eyeing promotion with Charlton ...
The stage is set for Wrexham to seal promotion to the second tier of English soccer after Leyton Orient beat Wycombe 1-0.
Young forward Micah Mbick was thrown into the action shortly into the second half, replacing centre-half Lloyd Jones who was ...
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