Rob McElhenney has resigned from Ryan Reynolds, his co-owner. He flew a huge blimp with Ryan Reynolds’ face over Wrexham to celebrate his birthday.
The Red Dragons owner is shown walking across The Racecourse’s pitch, explaining his unusual gift. Reynolds.
“To celebrate my fellow co-chairman’s birthday this year, I wanted to do something special,” the WrexhamThe owner speaks into the camera
“I wanted the team to run out of Ryan’s giant inflatable mouth at the next match, but I heard that might be bad for player morale.”
He continued: “So instead, may I humbly present to you, the Ryan Rodney Reynolds Memorial Blimp.”
McElhenney then unveils his creation, which has a giant, unflattering picture of the normally dashing Reynolds with no hair and considerably more wrinkles – presumably from the filming of Deadpool.
“A hideous, and surprisingly inexpensive way for the world to finally see Ryan Reynolds as he’s meant to be seen,” McElhenney says as he stands admiring his creation.
In response, Reynolds quote tweeted Reynolds video, saying: “Thx @RMcElhenney. Expect my formal response on April 14th, 2023, Mr. Co-Chairman.”
The FX docuseries ‘Welcome to Wrexham’ which follows Phil Parkinson’s last campaign was released this month and has been a smash hit.
The pair often banter with one another in the series. McElhenney jokes that Reynolds is more beautiful than him.
The former took a humorous picture of his co-owner and put it on a huge blimp so everyone could see.
The National League has been supported by people across the UK and the world since their acquisition by Hollywood stars.
Although a seemingly odd move by the American and Canadian, Reynolds and McElhenney’s purchase of Wrexham has been The fans were open to their hospitalityThe Welsh side are trying to escape the fifth tier English football league after fifteen consecutive seasons.
