The rich acting owners paid for Wrexham’s party in Las Vegas.
Wrexham’s players had a memorable get-up party in Las Vegas. PDO
The Welsh club Wrexham AFC recently had quite the celebration, when the club rose to the fourth highest league level in England.
The small club’s ups and downs were celebrated in the entertainment center of the world in Las Vegas for four days, and no money was spared. The club’s owners, the Actors, made it possible for the money to be paid Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds.
– The way McElhenney and Reynolds bet on us was something completely unprecedented, the team’s goalkeeper Ben Foster beamed as a guest on The Fellas podcast.
According to Foster, none of the team’s players had to pay for anything on the trip, as the rich owners paid for the whole thing.
– No one paid a penny for anything. Literally nothing.
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However, Foster, who played in the Premier League for a long time, had a strong idea of how much the promotion party cost McElhenney and Reynolds.
– The amount had to be more than half a million pounds.
The amount corresponds to approximately 580,000 euros.
The four-day celebration included, among other things, several pool parties, expensive meals and visits to nightclubs. An ice sculpture of the club’s coat of arms was also made in the casino hotel Bellagio’s restaurant.
To top it all off, Wrexham was prominently featured in the middle of the party at Hakkasan nightclub.
– The music was stopped, and then they started playing Wrexham’s own song, Foster sneered.