Ryan Reynolds Shows Love For Wrexham AFC In Heartfelt Tweet

That tweet from Ryan Reynolds was simple yet laden with profundity, one which every individual needed to discuss. The actor-cum-entrepreneur of Wrexham pictured a few players, tagging the official team account, with the caption, ‘Love these boys.’ There were none of those overblown speeches, none of that grandiose announcement- just pure love for the club, which he helped highlight in recent times. Of course, that got A LOT of comments from netizens.

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Let’s first analyze the background. Wrexham AFC, then a small Welsh football club, was purchased in 2020 by Reynolds and fellow actor Rob McElhenney. Through the docuseries Welcome to Wrexham, they turned this small-time football club into a global phenomenon. Since then, their story has become cinematic in every way-the winning story of this team! Reynolds has always been by the side of the team, cheering them just like any other loyal supporter.

The comments from online fans brought further hype-level: those of Shady Dolan, the Coach, coming through with lyrical remarks: ‘They are the foundation that if not for them the top would not exist. They are the journey, the story, the blood sweat, and tears that will forever be in the story of how a team from a simple little town dared to dream.’ Hollywood script vibes? Nah-some fan pouring their heart out.

Then the humor came on. User InvestingRob asked the oldest question in the book: ‘How does he have great hair after all these years, is he a vampire?’ Respect. That man hardly ages. Meanwhile, Łukasz said: ‘Even my mom has a crush on u.’ Classic.

But not all of the comments struck the right chord for all. ‘You don’t love anyone but yourself! You are a horrible human being and a bully,’ he said-Carlos Medina, harsh, without context; unadulterated contempt. Then came TJVan68: ‘Ryan Reynolds is fake and unlikable.’ Well, I guess you can’t please all the people all the time.

Welsh spirit was high. Superceiliog said ”Llongyfarchiadau” (Congratulations in Welsh, for those who missed the lessons) and wished them luck in the Championship. Fidgell called it “True Roy of the Rovers stuff,” the distinct kind of jargon.

Mama D was one of the random ones: she wants a Wrexham sweatshirt for Mother’s Day. Then poor Trevor Moss turned the full-with-a-begging-mode voice: ‘Tell me what I need to do to get help from you. I’m an educator. I’m a father of two teen girls…’ Burrrrr.

But love was overarching. Neto San Roman perfectly described, ”Ryan Reynolds seems like the kind of person who smiles easily and finds joy in even the simplest things. And, you know? That sounds about right. The guy just radiates chaotic positivity, either trashing Hugh Jackman or hyping a fifth-tier football club.”

So what comes next for Wrexham? More games, more drama, and probably more Reynolds tweets, with replies for everyone and anyone being there for every moment, either roasting or cheering or just admiring that ageless hair.

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That little club is well and truly not little anymore and that tweet by Reynolds is the embodiment of magic. Now, just someone needs to get the washer for Mama D…