WREXHAM owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney are in a row with locals over plans to build a new training facility for their young players.
The Hollywood pair have enjoyed back-to-back promotions with the Welsh club since taking control in 2021.
They have taken Wrexham from the National League to League One – where they sit second after 17 games.
But while the ownership have been praised for their impact on the community, they are now facing opposition from locals.
According to Wales Online, Reynolds and McElhenney have plans to erect a multi-million pound development at Darland High School in the village of Rossett.
It would consist of two buildings and two shipping containers being constructed on green land – with facilities including changing rooms, offices, meeting rooms, a medical room and a gym.
But work began before a decision on the planning permission – a move which has infuriated …