Reynolds and McElhenney ‘don’t make football decisions’

Ryan Reynolds claims that neither he nor Wrexham co-owner Rob McElhenney make any “football decisions” at the Championship club.

Under the Hollywood owners of Wrexham, the club became the first team in English football’s top five divisions to win three straight promotions.

Wrexham played their first home game in the second tier of English football since May 1982, according to the American owners, who were present at the Stok Cae Ras on Saturday.

With a 3-2 victory over West Bromwich Albion, the Red Dragons were without a Championship point after two games, so there was no Hollywood ending.

“We have to learn, learn, and tell the story,” the statement read. And that is a fantastic position for any ownership group to be in in order to truly stand by and tell the story.

We don’t make decisions about football. And in contrast to what most people in our position can, the great benefit of that is that we can have relationships with the players at Wrexham.

The Welsh club has made a significant investment in Phil Parkinson’s squad with nine summer signings thanks to Reynolds and McElhenney’s celebrity status and the award-winning Welcome to Wrexham documentary series.

This summer, Wrexham broke their transfer record three times, and Wales’ Nathan Broadhead, who left Ipswich Town for up to $ 10 million, made his debut against West Brom.

When people say, “Oh, you guys have done a pretty good job with the club,” McElhenney said, “It’s interesting to get accolades.”

We don’t really have anything to do with what happens on the pitch, according to the truth.

“We have a very specific job: to be clowns and tell the story as best we can,” he said.

“But also to be as respectful as we can of what Phil does on the pitch, what the executive team, Michael [Williamson], Shaun [Harvey], Humphrey [Ker] and everyone else does off the pitch,” “.”