Ryan and Rob's Oli fine show
Irish Sunday Mirror
|December 14, 2025
HOLLYWOOD stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mac watched Oliver Rathbone's stoppage-time equaliser earn a precious point for Wrexham.
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Rathbone's strike sparked wild celebrations and meant Phil Parkinson's side avoided a second successive Championship defeat days after the club's film-star owners sold a minority stake to US private equity investors Apollo.
Parkinson said: “There is a lot of positivity in the area, with the new investment being announced - and we've got to keep building on that.
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