It has been an amazing weekend for anyone who supports Wrexham as the community celebrates the football club's promotion to League Two - however, there is some bad news. Wayne, owner of Turf Butty Van which stands outside the Wrexham stadium, lost the keys to the burger van, due to "over-celebrating", meaning hungry passers by were unable to get their burgers.
Turf Butty Van is normally open every day other than Christmas Day however owner Wayne appeared on ITV1's Lorraine on Monday, April 24 when he admitted he had lost the keys to the van while celebrating the success of the club.
He said: "I have no idea where they are, I'm going to spend the day trying to find them, but yeah we've over-celebrated." Speaking about Wrexham he said: "It's not about me, it's about the town, it's about the people and I'm so happy for them because we've been through hard times and they deserve this".
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Wayne's burgers have even been recommended by co-owner of Wrexham AFC, and Hollywood star, Ryan Reynolds who regularly frequents the ground with fellow co-owner Rob McElhenney, to watch their team play. Wayne was full of praise for Ryan and Rob, he said: "Rob and Ryan have just brought magic to this town and just giving the people what they deserve and I couldn't be happier."
Both Rob and Ryan became emotional when Wrexham was promoted and you can read more here. When asked if they deliver their burgers down to London Wayne joked: "Yeah, for Lorraine we can sort something out, I'm sure."
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