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Read Full ArticleA particularly creative facilities management team at Moneypenny, the outsourced communications provider, has welcomed its local football team's new Hollywood owners with an outdoor light show.
Moneypenny's UK headquarters in Wrexham was lit up with the images of world-famous actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, after it was revealed that the two men had purchased the local football team, National League side Wrexham A.F.C.
The celebrities have promised to invest at least £2 million in the club.
Picture: a photograph of the light show and car park at Moneypenny HQ. Image Credit: Ginger Pixie
Ryan Reynolds has starred in major films such as Deadpool and Green Lantern, whereas Rob McElhenney is best known for creating and starring in the sitcom It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
Ceri Henfrey, Head of Operations at Moneypenny said: “If it’s huge news for Wrexham FC and our local community, then it is for us Moneypenny too. It was only right that we said congratulations and we’re delighted we could welcome the new owners Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds in our special way.
“We must say big thanks to Mike McCoole, Lightech Sound & Light Ltd. and Melissa Cross for helping to make this happen too.”
Picture: a photograph of the light show at Moneypenny HQ. Image Credit: Ginger Pixie
Article written by Ella Tansley | Published 12 February 2021
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