Despite Ugly Spat With Ryan Reynolds’ Wrexham, Unemployed Billy Sharp Open to Joining League Two Side

Tension rose as Sheffield United defeated Wrexham in the FA Cup replays this year. The Blades hosted the Red Dragons at Bramall Lane and made a stunning comeback with two dying-minute goals. What followed next was a late-night drama between Phil Parkinson and former Sheffield United player, Billy Sharp. Released by LA Galaxy recently, the English International states that he’s open to burying the hatchet with Ryan Reynolds and would be willing to join his side.

Meanwhile, Wrexham are in a great run of form. The Red Dragons with 33 points stand 4th in the League Two table. However, it seems now there’s a rough challenge for Phil Parkinson’s side ahead as they face an injury crisis.

Ryan Reynolds has an open chance to sign Sharp

Despite a long-running drama that has seen remarks directed towards Ryan Reynolds’ Wrexham and Phil Parkinson. Former Sheffield United forward, Billy Sharp, gets candid in an interview with Tippy Tappy Football. When asked by Natalie Pike, the host, if he is asked to join the Red Dragons what would his response be? Sharp said, “If that was one of my better options then yeah, why not?”.

Fans wonder if such a move is possible considering the amount of drama that has gone down between both sides. What started from a dressing room spat, has taken to a global level after Reynolds and Rob McElhenney reopened the rivalry with the English international in their documentary show, Welcome to Wrexham.

Ryan Reynolds got candid at one instance and shared what he felt about the fuming encounter with Sharp. Reynolds said, “It was really interesting. It was psychology 1 on 1. It was like ‘Oh, we own you right now.’ You’re a Championship team, and second place in the Championship, you guys are amazing.”

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However, there’s a new challenge on the road for Phil Parkinson’s side. The Red Dragons have faced a double blow ahead of their Morecambe fixture. Questions now arise on how the team will make a stable run to the top spot.

Wrexham faces an injury crisis ahead of their League Two fixture

Wrexham’s defensive line faces a daunting challenge as Jordan Tunnicliffe, a key defender, has succumbed to a calf injury during the international break. This setback compounds the team’s defensive worries, adding to their struggle to keep opponents at bay. Tunnicliffe’s absence further intensifies Wrexham’s ongoing issues in preventing goals.

The injury crisis deepens with midfielder Tom O’Connor sidelined due to an injury sustained over the weekend. Although center-back Eoghan O’Connell is back on the field, he remains unavailable for matches. He’s still working towards regaining match fitness after a prolonged absence. Wing-back Ryan Barnett, recovering from an injury sustained against Notts County, is still weeks away from making a return.

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Adding to the list, summer signing Steven Fletcher underwent knee surgery due to persistent knee issues. While the recovery period remains unspecified, the latest update suggests Fletcher is progressing well, providing a glimmer of hope. Any take? Share your thoughts in the comments below.