Rob McElhenney is a "changed man" following his away end experience at Blackpool, with the Wrexham co-owner going on a "spiritual journey".

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• Owners regularly pay visits to the Racecourse
• McElhenney enjoyed trip to Bloomfield Road
• Red Dragons looking for another step up EFL

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  WHAT HAPPENED?

  McElhenney, along with fellow Hollywood co-chairman Ryan Reynolds, has regularly attended games at SToK Racecourse since seeing a stunning takeover completed in 2021. Plenty of highs and lows have been experienced over the course of a four-year tenure.

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• THE BIGGER PICTURE

  The ‘It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia’ star chose to mix things up when taking in his latest visit to the UK. McElhenney decided to join the travelling support at Bloomfield Road, allowing him to get the true fan experience.

• DID YOU KNOW?

  McElhenney could not have wished for a better afternoon in which to join the most passionate Wrexham fans on the terraces, as he got to join in with raucous singalongs as news filtered through of promotion rivals Wycombe suffering defeat at home to Charlton.

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  WHAT HUMPHREY KER SAID

  Red Dragons director Humphrey Ker has told the podcast of McElhenney’s spell in the stands: "He picked such a good one to go in for because over the course of the game, news was coming in from Adams Park. It was crazy to see where we were on the other side of the stadium. I was in the posh seats eating prawn sandwiches and hobnobbing with local big wigs, as is my want.

  "He ate lunch in the directors box with us and then went over in time for the game. When he came back around, he was a sort of changed man. He came in as though he just communed with the great spirit Gaia on the top of a mountain somewhere. It was great!"

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