Former Wrexham star Ollie Palmer has opened up about his time with the club and his feelings towards Hollywood co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney after his recent transfer to Swindon Town. Palmer, who bagged an impressive 46 goals in 156 appearances at Wrexham, played a pivotal role in propelling the team from the National League to the Championship with three straight promotions.
Despite the rollercoaster journey, Palmer left Wrexham under difficult circumstances, having been sidelined in the latter half of the season. His dad, Andy Palmer, voiced frustration over his son’s exclusion, but Ollie holds no grudges. He understands the club’s need to evolve and is thankful for his part in its remarkable journey. He reflected fondly on his time at Wrexham, expressing admiration for the investment and passion of the owners.
Ryan Reynolds expressed a heartfelt farewell, calling Palmer’s departure a “gut punch,” while also praising Swindon Town. It’s clear that Palmer’s bond with Reynolds and McElhenney remains strong, as the Hollywood duo continues to publicly support him and his new club.
Palmer made a memorable exit, playing a heroic role in a thrilling win against Hull City, scoring twice in stoppage time before Wrexham claimed victory in a penalty shootout.
Speaking after netting his first goal for Swindon Town, Palmer shared his gratitude for the support from Ryan and Rob, highlighting their genuine interest in his new journey. The duo’s enthusiastic promotion of Swindon reflects not only their connection with Palmer but also their love for football and community spirit.
Ollie, looking ahead, feels buoyed by the positivity and looks forward to new challenges with Swindon. As Palmer moves on, the story of his journey with Wrexham and the warmth of his relationship with its owners continues to capture hearts. Good luck, Ollie! 🌟⚽