Fly, Wrexham AFC, fly.

The Welsh football team, co-owned by Rob McElhenney, creator of “Philadelphia is always sunny,” recently launched a new away jersey inspired by the Eagles. The green jersey is very suitable for The Linc and even features Tribute to McElhenney’s show “It’s always sunny…” embroidered under their collars.

“I’m very happy that this jersey unites my two beloved ones, Wrexham AFC and Philadelphia.” McHenney says“I hope that we can build good memories together with this famous green.”

Philadelphia fans will have to wait to see the Eagles jersey play a role. Wrexham AFC was scheduled to play against Philadelphia According to reports, an exhibition held at Subaru Park on Thursday was cancelled due to concerns about COVID-19 Report from The Leader.

Michael Henney, who co-owns the Wrexham AFC with Ryan Reynolds, even recruited “Sunshine” co-star Charlie Day to help shape his uniform. Instagram page.

“I recognize that as chairman, I must act in a respectful manner when making public statements on club affairs,” Michael Henney tweeted??“But the damn *** is drugs.”

according to Wrexham AFC websiteAs early as 7 o’clock on Wednesday morning, fans lined up outside the club store to get the new jersey.As of Wednesday night, there are very few sizes in stock Club’s online store.

According to the Wrexham AFC website, Simon Edwards, the first person to enter the club store, said: “This is a cute shirt. I really like it.” “I gave it back to my twin daughters. I picked one and brought it back to the university to let them remember where the best team came from!”

McElhenney and Reynolds acquire Wrexham AFC, One of the oldest clubs in the world, by the end of 2020. Wrexham AFC has been owned by fans since 2011, but because the duo wanted to make the club a global name, voters approved the purchase. The actors even teamed up “Welcome to Wrexham” documentary series This will record their fledgling ownership bid for foreign exchange this fall.