Rob McElhenney donates £6,000 to Wrexham AFC fan with cerebral palsy

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Naman Ramachandran Wrexham AFC, the Welsh soccer club recently taken over by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, is to be the subject of “A League Apart,” a British romantic comedy from Mad As Birds, producers of “The Vanishing,” starring Gerard Butler.To be directed by S.J. Evans (“Hiraeth”), the film will follow Phil, a lovable yet down-on-his-luck man obsessed with his failing Wrexham AFC soccer team.

club’s new celebrity owner Rob McElhenney pledged the entire amount in one donation. Aiden Stott, who has cerebral palsy and uses a wheelchair, recently moved to Manchester to be closer to his family, but his relatives struggle to wash him in their bathroom as it is not kitted out with specialist equipment.

https://t.co/f9USsrmoz3— Wrexham AFC DSA (@WrexhamDSA) November 18, 2020Struggling to wash him in his current bathroom, the family set up a fundraiser and woke up the following day to find the entire amount needed had been donated by actor and It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia creator Rob McElhenney.Mr Stott told the PA news agency he “couldn’t believe it” when his sister told him the news.He said: “I am absolutely buzzing, I feel absolutely ecstatic.Blood Red: England explain why Rhys Williams

NorthWalesLive reports.