![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/hugh-jackman-cant-inspire-wrexham-as-hollywood-owners-suffer-nightmare-football-league-return/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/0_JACK.jpg&description=The "Wolverine" megastar was on hand to support his two Hollywood A-Lister friends in the stands as the Red Dragons played out their first League Two game in more than a decade Superstar Hugh Jackman lent some moral support to his A-Lister friends and Wrexham owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney as Wrexham they their return to the EFL - but their was no fairytale on the opening day. The "Wolverine" actor has made no secret of his newfound love for the North Wales outfit in the recent past. True to form, he made the trip to the Racecourse Ground for their first League Two fixture in 15 years and he was immediately made to feel at home. The club gained support from around the globe as a result of their exposure to a new audience through TV series "Welcome to Wrexham", as well as their ties with two of Hollywood's most familiar faces. Following on from this, their dramatic National League promotion tilt last season won the team a new legion of fans. After a whistlestop tour of the US, it was straight back down to business for the Red Dragons, however, with a first League Two fixture coming in the form of a tricky home game versus MK Dons. Relegated from the third tier last term, their opponents are among the favourites to gain promotion this term and ran out 5-3 winners to leave the EFL newcomers reflecting on a disappointing start. The club's owners soon welcomed Jackman to the fold, with "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" funnyman McElhenney posing for a snap with his old pal inside the stadium. Taking to Twitter, the comedy writer could not resist a tongue-in-cheek remark as he quipped: "Is the Co-Chairman transfer window still open? #TeamHugh." The Marvel megastar also shared a some pictures from inside the famous ground alongside his "Deadpool" co-star Reynolds on his own Twitter account, with an amusing caption of his own. Tagging the club's chairmen in his post, he joked: "Finally snagged an invite. Thanks Wrex." Reynolds did not make reference to the presen){kind=link}
The “Wolverine” megastar was on hand to support his two Hollywood A-Lister friends in the stands as the Red Dragons played out their first League Two game in more than a decade
Superstar Hugh Jackman lent some moral support to his A-Lister friends and Wrexham owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney as Wrexham they their return to the EFL – but their was no fairytale on the opening day.
The “Wolverine” actor has made no secret of his newfound love for the North Wales outfit in the recent past. True to form, he made the trip to the Racecourse Ground for their first League Two fixture in 15 years and he was immediately made to feel at home.
The club gained support from around the globe as a result of their exposure to a new audience through TV series “Welcome to Wrexham”, as well as their ties with two of Hollywood’s most familiar faces. Following on from this, their dramatic National League promotion tilt last season won the team a new legion of fans.
After a whistlestop tour of the US, it was straight back down to business for the Red Dragons, however, with a first League Two fixture coming in the form of a tricky home game versus MK Dons. Relegated from the third tier last term, their opponents are among the favourites to gain promotion this term and ran out 5-3 winners to leave the EFL newcomers reflecting on a disappointing start.