After 12 Days of Silence, $50,000,000 Rich Rob McElhenney Finally Pens 6 Words After Wrexham ’s Close Win in League Two

Wrexham’s soccer fortunes took a dramatic turn in two weeks, with the arrival of new reinforcements followed by the low of crashing out from the Carabao Cup. Surprisingly, the co-owner of Red Dragons didn’t have any opinion on these recent events about his club. However, he finally expressed his gratitude for the Reds on their win after several weeks of silence.

Rob McElhenney remained out of headlines surrounding Wrexham after the retirement announcement of their veteran goalkeeper. Following a prolonged absence from social media, McElhenney penned six words for the Reds after their second victory in League Two.

What did Rob McElhenney remark about Wrexham?

On 21 August, the $50 million rich star posted on X to bid his farewell to their former goalkeeper, Ben Foster, who decided to hang his gloves after a brief stint with Wrexham. Previously, McElhenney had endorsed Red Dragon’s achievements, but he was not notably engaged with the club in recent weeks. After the Red’s first away win, the co-owner eventually turned up to Tweeter after twelve days.

He wrote on X, “So great to have Aaron Hayden back”.

Meanwhile, Red Dragons managed to secure a loan deal with 21-year-old goalkeeper, Arther Okonkwo, allowing them to effectively replace their retired goalkeeper this season. Additionally, McElhenney’s side signed four new signings by this transfer deadline to bolster their squad in every forefront, aiming to make a substantial impact in the league. Furthermore, Wrexham found their second victory in League Two with a dominating performance against the rivals.

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Red Dragons register a convincing win in League Two

Wrexham secured a 1-0 triumph over Tranmere Rovers in League Two at Prenton Park this Saturday. Aaron Hayden’s lone goal ended the stalemate for the National League champions in the game. The visitors were dominant in the first half of the match, with 46% possession and 23 shots against the 21st-positioned club in League Two.

However, it took the 56 minute for the Red Dragons to score the decisive goal. Wrexham moved to 13place in League Two with nine points in six games. The coach and the co-owners were deeply impressed with the outstanding performance of the team. In the meantime, The Red’s fans were eagerly anticipating an ecstatic performance when they face Newcastle United U-21 in the Football League Trophy this upcoming Wednesday.

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