Hollywood is undoubtedly the entertainment capital of the world. As much as it is a struggling and tough ground to crack for newcomers, it is equally rewarding to those who manage to make it big. Moreover, the sheer exposure also opens up a plethora of sub-ventures to explore. Taking the cue, Tinselwood’s charm, Ryan Reynolds, is absolutely occupied with his two beloved projects – Wrexham AFC and Deadpool 3. While the latter is under halted production, the Welsh football team is full steam.

Lapping up praise and adoration for a thriller of a game put forward by his team, Reynolds shot out praise in a true business-centric way.

Ryan Reynolds congratulated Wrexham AFC on its last-minute win

Wrexham has had quite the year. From a US tour to a tier-up promotion as well as being on a fifteen-year high, 2023 has been a wild ride for the Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney co-owned venture. On October 14th, the Welsh team played the host at the Racecourse Ground to Salford City. Taking to his Instagram story, the Deadpool 3 actor re-shared a congratulatory post from his Maximum Effort Productions as Wrexham won a thriller in literally the last minute of the game.

In one of the most intense and beautiful moments of football, the Luke Young-led team served a nail-biter performance and uproarious cheers all the same. The visitors had the upper hand with a goal in the fifteenth minute followed by another in the 36th minute. Meanwhile, Wrexham only had one goal in by half-time. Things did not change until the very last minute. However separated by 54 seconds, two goals by Steven Fletcher and Jordan Davies pulled the hosts to a 3-2, clinching victory at the Football League Two.

As celebrations took over the Racecourse Ground, the spotlight once again shone on Ryan Reynolds and McElhenney’s transformation of the club since their takeover. Although, recently there were a few hiccups in the recently aired documentary.

Fans point out errors and ‘fake’ images in Welcome to Wrexham Season 2

Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney won hearts all over Wales as well as the UK when they pulled Wrexham out of oblivion. The duo’s efforts and investments received mention even from the British monarchy. Thus, in order to cement and commemorate the legacy, a docu-series Welcome to Wrexham was born. While the first season won Emmy nominations and affirmations all over, the second season appears to have been rushed out for production.

In recent posts, fans have pointed out glaring errors. From misplaced locations of major football clubs to AI imagery, the claims have found their place. Regardless, it does not seem fit to its newfound legacy, even if the mistakes were slight of the eye. Regardless, as of now, the team as well as Reynolds are busy reveling in their recent win.

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