Will Ferrell was welcomed to Wrexham with a pre-match pint at a local pub - and he had a hilarious message for the Racecourse Ground faithful.
The Hollywood actor, best known for his comedic roles in films such as Step Brothers, Elf and the Anchorman series, made his first trip to pal Ryan Reynolds and co-owner Rob McElhenney 's club in north-east Wales on Saturday. Ferrell, 55, was there to watch Wrexham's clash with Wealdstone in the National League, as Phil Parkinson 's side aimed to move top of the table before title rivals Notts County play later in the evening.
Spotted having a pint in The Turf, a beloved pub next to the Racecourse Ground, fans caught a glimpse of the American star, who's also a co-owner of Los Angeles FC back in the United States. His focus was on Wrexham this weekend, though, revelling the excitement around the club following their FA Cup run which came to a dramatic end on Tuesday with a heartbreaking but valiant defeat to Sheffield United.
