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I'm Tanya Moseley.
Our guest is actor, writer and soccer team co owner Rob McIlhenny.
You can currently find him on three shows.
It's always sunny in Philadelphia, mythic quest and welcome to Wrexham, the documentary series about the welsh soccer team he owns with actor Ryan Reynolds.
McIlhaney spoke last week with Sam Brigger.
Here's Sam with more.
In 2020, Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds bought a welsh soccer team, or as it's called in Wales, a football club that was struggling in the lowest tiers of the professional british football leagues.
The club is in the town of Wrexham, a city that itself had been struggling.
Their idea was to turn the team around, raise its standings and help out the town.
McElhenney has said that Wrexham reminded him of his hometown, Philadelphia, a city with its own troubles and a fierce loyalty to its athletic teams.
Also the home of fresh air, the co owners and the town and the soccer teams.
Trials and tribulations are the subject of the Emmy award winning FX documentary series welcome to Wrexham, now in its third season and streaming on Hulu.