Williams, an extended-struggling fan and reporter for local newspaper The Leader, become given the chance to interview Reynolds and McElhenney once they visited the membership's Racecourse Ground in October.
"It was surreal," he stated. "I've been protecting Wrexham for 18 years and for all the ones journeys to Braintree away on a Tuesday night when you've visible Wrexham lose three-zero, that simply made up for all of it."
He is not alone, with exhilaration nevertheless palpable in the north Wales city in spite of combined effects on the pitch.
Wrexham, who play in the English league gadget, are proud to boast they're the 0.33-oldest expert soccer membership within the global, with past glories including an FA Cup win over Arsenal and a European Cup Winners' Cup triumph against Porto.
Now they locate themselves within the National League, the fifth tier of the English sport, struggling to make it returned into the Football League no matter the financial backing in their well-known proprietors.
Without the Wrexham Supporters Trust (WST), the membership may additionally have ceased to exist a decade in the past due to financial problems.
"Deadpool" famous person Reynolds and McElhenney, most well-known for his role in comedy series "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia", took control from the WST a yr ago with an initial £2 million ($2.7 million) investment.
Money has persisted to flow in. Improvements were made to the Racecourse and there are plans to redevelop the vintage Kop give up, which would increase the floor's ability to around 16,000, up from 10,500.
Eyebrows have additionally been raised at the transfer expenses and wages. Last season's League Two player of the 12 months Paul Mullin and January signing Ollie Palmer, offered for a club-document £three hundred,000, have been enticed to drop down the leagues to reinforce the promotion push.
On the sector, there has been no quick restore, with Wrexham 7th within the desk, 9 points off the sole automatic promotion location.
