“Get the F**K Out of This League” – Hollywood Star Ryan Reynolds Had a Strong Reaction to Wrexham’s Disappointing End of Season in 2021

Soccer is nerve-wracking for those who watch, for sure. Imagine what owners and management would have to go through watching a do-or-die match! It can surely have an impact on mentality, and we have so many examples to talk about. Even players with super cool personas can lose their cool once or twice. Today we will look at how Ryan Reynolds lost his cool after a disappointing season.

We know the Wrexham owner for his calm composure and joking personality. However, his tram performance went a little disappointing, we understandably lost his cool. He discussed the match in the Wrexham documentary and had a very strong message for Wrexham players and fans.

Ryan Reynolds and the co-owner of Wrexham Rob McElhenney produced the documentary. The documentary titled ‘Welcome to Wrexham’ came out earlier this year and had many noteworthy moments.

The do-or-die match

An opportunity presented the Wrexham FC in May 2021, where they could have been promoted to the fourth tier in the English soccer league but, winning the league championship was a necessity. They needed to win at all costs against Dagenham & Redbridge FC. In the 51st minute, it caught them with the horror when McCallum scored for Deg & Red.

Now they had to score two goals to win. In the 56th minute, paul Rutherford from Wrexham made an aggressive tackle, and the referee straight away showed him the red card. Ponticelli scored in the game’s last minutes, but a 1-1 final score meant Wrexham was out of the playoffs.

Talking about the match and how Wrexham released Paul Rutherford the very next day, Ryan Reynolds cleared why the decision was taken. In the very last episode of Welcome to Wrexham, he said, “Our goal is to get the f**k out of this league. Like that’s it. If you don’t get promoted, that’s our fault.“

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We can understand how frustrated he must have been when the team had their first chance at promotion in the last 14 years. The documentary covers many aspects of the club and how things run there.

Ryan Reynolds accepts a fan’s theory

While talking to the fans in an episode, a young kid asked both Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney about their connection with the club. He presents his theory that there is a connection as Deadpool is red and they represented the club in red color. Ryan Reynolds immediately accepted the theory.

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