Paul Mullin told Ryan Reynolds 'you f****** up more than me' in Wrexham moment,Wrexham co-owner Ryan Reynolds received a cutting critique from Paul Mullin after filming a hilarious advert with the striker in the Racecourse Ground changing room
Paul Mullin told Ryan Reynolds ‘you f****** up more than me’ in Wrexham moment
Wrexham co-owner Ryan Reynolds received a cutting critique from Paul Mullin after filming a hilarious advert with the striker in the Racecourse Ground changing room
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