Ryan Reynolds dashes onto pitch to hug goal-scoring hero as Wrexham AFC reach FA Trophy final at Wembley

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Joe Otterson TV ReporterThe “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” series at Disney Plus has cast Walker Scobell in the lead role, Variety has learned exclusively.The series adaptation of the Rick Riordan book series was ordered at the streamer back in January. The live-action show tells the fantastical tale of the titular 12-year-old modern demigod (Scobell), who’s just coming to terms with his newfound supernatural powers when the sky god Zeus accuses him of stealing his master lightning bolt. Now Percy must trek across America to find it and restore order to Olympus.Percy is described as a smart and compassionate kid with a sharp sense of humor.

Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney will 'make sure' Wrexham legend Gareth Davies will go to Wembley despite battling dementia.Davies made 490 appearances over a 16-year career spent exclusively at his boyhood town Wrexham between 1967 and 1983. As a centre-back, Davies captained Wrexham, and he even earned three caps with the Welsh national side in 1978, as well as some at the Under-23 level.A hashtag to get Davies as a guest of honour for Wrexham's clash with Bromley in the FA Trophy final.

Manchester United fan who asked him to purchase the Red Devils. Replying to a tweet from Reynolds, one cheeky United fan popped the question: "please buy Man Utd." However, the Deadpool actor was equal with a cheeky response of his own: "I’m already seeing someone."Reynolds and fellow Hollywood actor Rob McElhenney purchased the Non-League Welsh club in November 2020 after receiving the backing of the Wrexham Supporters Trust.

Wrexham’s 95th minute penalty winner against Eastleigh.The Dragons came back from being down twice to level the score, courtesy of Aaron Hayden’s first-half header and Paul Mullin’s 78th minute goal. With the score tied at 2-2, Wrexham were awarded a penalty in stoppage time, which Mullin fired into the roof of the net.Fans and players alike erupted as wild scenes unfolded at the Racehorse Ground, with Wrexham climbing the National League table up to second place.

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The Adam Project producer-star Ryan Reynolds picked up his second wife Blake Lively from the upscale members-only gym Drive495 in Manhattan's Soho neighborhood on Tuesday.The 34-year-old Los Angeles native braved New York's 50F-degree spring weather while clad in a $62 navy-blue Alo 'Airlift Take Charge' bra.Blake later covered up in a green plaid knit sweater and held, but never put on, her $298 black Alo 'Oversized Sherpa Trench.' Thanks, babe! The Adam Project producer-star Ryan Reynolds picked up his second wife Blake Lively from the upscale members-only gym Drive495 in Manhattan's Soho neighborhood on Tuesday Lively and the Canadian 45-year-old - who celebrate a decade of marriage this September - share a $5M Upstate New York home with their three daughters James, 7; Inez, 5; and Betty, 2.'That's like 45 years in Hollywood!' Ryan said on the podcast SmartLess last summer.'Blake and I don't do movies at the same time. When Blake is ready to do some stuff, I'll step down and then we go back and forth.

Blake Lively meets up with her hubby Ryan Reynolds after her workout on Tuesday (April 5) in New York City.

Ryan Reynolds has ranked the goal that booked Wrexham's place in the FA Trophy final at Wembley among his "top 10 life moments."The National League side secured a return to England's national stadium for the first time since 2015 in a dramatic semi-final against Stockport County at the Racecourse Ground on Saturday. With the game poised at 0-0 and heading for penalties, Paul Mullin, a big-money buy from League One side Cambridge United in the summer, popped up with something extra special to settle the tie.

Wrexham owner Ryan Reynolds has been showing his affection for the side as they reached the FA Trophy final.The Hollywood star surprised fans by showing up for the club's semi-final match with Stockport County at the Racecourse Ground. The Dragons ran out 2-0 winners as Reynolds posted on Instagram pictures and videos of the win. In one post on his story, the 45year-old wrote: “That’s love.

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Wrexham fans by showing up for the club's FA Trophy semi-final clash with Stockport County.The Dragons are taking on their National League promotion rivals at the Racecourse Ground, with a place in the showpiece Wembley final in May on offer.Wrexham last reached the final of the competition in 2015, going on to lose on penalties to North Ferriby United following a thrilling 3-3 draw.The Welsh side will have added support on Saturday, though, with co-owner Reynolds surprising fans by confirming his attendance at the match in a social media post prior to kick-off.Reynolds tweeted a picture of himself pitch-side and admitted he was nervous before kick-off by writing: "current mood: angst".The official Wrexham twitter account responded to his shock appearance by quoting his tweet and adding: “Look who’s in the house!”Deadpool star Reynolds purchased the club in November 2020 along with fellow actor Rob McElhenney and the pair have attended several matches since.Reynolds was given a scare last weekend, though, as Wrexham produced a stunning late fight back to beat already relegated Dover Athletic 6-5.Will Wrexham gain promotion from the National League this season? Let us know in the comments section below.Wrexham had trailed 5-2 in the 63rd minute and remained 5-4 behind as the match entered stoppage time, before a brace from Jordan Davies secured all three points, his winner coming in the 98th minute.After the match, Reynolds tweeted: "I just lost 9 years off my life. And I’m okay with that.

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Ryan Reynolds is a Hollywood icon but he's now set for the biggest role of his life - by playing in goal for Wrexham.The club's co-owner has sensationally agreed to line up between the sticks for their FA Trophy semi-final against Stockport County on Saturday. The Dragons, who compete in the National League, are in crisis following injuries to all three of their first-team goalkeepers.

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With The Adam Project claiming another weekly viewership crown, Ryan Reynolds has now starred in three of Netflix’s most-watched films of all time.

The Who performed Pete Townshend‘s solo track ‘Let My Love Open The Door’ for the first time in 33 years during a recent show in London.The group played a special concert at the Royal Albert Hall last Friday night (March 25) in aid of the Teenage Cancer Trust. Frontman Roger Daltrey is a patron of the charity and launched the TCT gig series back in 2000.As Stereogum reports, The Who delivered a stripped-back acoustic set that included a sprinkling of deep cuts and rarities from across the band’s catalogue.

Wrexham owner Ryan Reynolds claimed he'd "lost nine years off his life" after the National League side left it late to pull off an incredible comeback against Dover to win 6-5.The Welsh club, who are owned by Hollywood superstars Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, were 5-2 down with less than half an hour left to play. But a quick-fire brace from Ollie Palmer teed up a nail-biting final 20 minutes.Wrexham were made to wait until the 90th minute to draw level though as Jordan Davies finally found an equaliser. And Daniel Jarvis was the Dragons' hero as he completed the comeback from a corner.On Non-League Day due to the international break, there were more eyes than usual casting an eye over the National League.