ONE OF Wrexham AFC's star owners has wished a happy birthday to one of the Reds' most loyal supporters.
Rob McElhenney took over at the club alongside friend and fellow actor Ryan Reynolds in February 2021.
Since then, the club has been taken on an incredible journey to date - winning back-to-back promotions and earning worldwide recognition thanks to the Welcome to Wrexham documentary.
And, both Rob and Ryan, have done everything they can to bring the Wrexham community along for the ride with them too.
That has seen them form some unbreakable friendships with some of the club's most loyal fans.
One of those being Millie Tipping, who featured in the documentary, and received a birthday message from Rob this week.
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On 19-year-old Millie's big day on Thursday (August 1), Rob hailed her as 'one of his heroes'.
He took to X (previously Twitter) to write; Happy Birthday to @Wrexham_AFC’s number one supporter @MillieTipping3!!!
"Millie, you glow with hope and optimism and kindness. You are one of my heroes. Have a great day and wonderful year!!!!!"
Happy Birthday to @Wrexham_AFC’s number one supporter @MillieTipping3 !!!
— Rob McElhenney (@RMcElhenney) August 1, 2024
Millie, you glow with hope and optimism and kindness. You are one of my heroes. Have a great day and wonderful year!!!!!
🎈 🎂 🏴 ⚽️
Wrexham AFC also paid tribute to Millie when they signed former Charlton Athletic midfielder George Dobson last month.
PIC: Wrexham superfan Millie Tipping with Reds star Paul Mullin.
In a video unveiling the signing, they said: "It read: "The Player grants the Club the right to use his name, image and likeness for professional and marketing purposes related to the Club's activities. They may also be drawn by our super fan Millie Tipping."
Millie has often gifted drawings to the club's players - including Paul Mullin whose son Albi was also diagnosed with autism.
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