Wrexham has reached new heights under its Hollywood owners. Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have brought new eyes to the team following their takeover of the Welsh club. The team’s docuseries ‘Welcome to Wrexham’ starring Rob and Ryan have been a great hit amongst the fans. The docuseries has also helped the club boost its financial profile. While this is exciting news for the club, not everyone is as happy as the Red Dragons.

Rival fans are not too happy with the recent chatter around the club. Chants such as “F**k your documentary” and “Screw the Hollywood a**h***s” have been a common occurrence during Wrexham’s away games. Well, Stockport fans have another way to show their dislike towards their rivals, with a set of fans vandalizing the team’s docuseries poster in their town. According to reports, just days after Wrexham announced the 3rd season of their docuseries, Stockport fans drew crude drawings over the posters in the city.

While the signs were cleaned, it seems Stockport fans are back at it again. The fans have erased the part of the poster when it says Welcome to Wrexham, replacing it with Welcome to Stockport. To take things to another level, the rival fans have also given Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney a new look by drawing sleazy stuff on top of their face. This isn’t the first time someone has done this, with Notts County fans openly making obscene gestures, during the filming of the docuseries during their home games.

Knowing Rob and Ryan, Wrexham won’t be too worried about the situation and might make the most of it in an upcoming episode of the docuseries. After all, the series is here to stay!

FX renews Welcome to Wrexham for the 4th season

The Emmy-winning show has been a massive hit worldwide, and it did not come as a surprise when FX confirmed the show had been renewed for a fourth season. FX Entertainment president Nick Grad praised Ryan & Rob while announcing the major news to the fans.

Grad stated, “Wrexham AFC has exceeded all expectations on the pitch and with fans, scoring back-to-back promotions under the leadership of Rob and Ryan and rising to compete in League One next season. Welcome to Wrexham is scoring big too, winning five Emmy Awards and a fourth season that will continue to document the team’s remarkable journey and its impact on the Wrexham community and growing legion of fans worldwide.”

With the show picking up the green light for its 4th season, fans will be pleased to see the shenanigans behind the scenes with Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney hellbent on taking the club to new heights. What are your thoughts on Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney’s first three years at Wrexham? Express yourself in the comments below.