‘You’ll always be a Red’ – Wrexham pay tribute to devoted supporter Arthur Massey after Welcome to Wrexham star dies aged 100
Wrexham have paid tribute to Welcome to Wrexham star Arthur Massey following his recent passing.
WHAT HAPPENED?
In early August, it emerged that 100-year-old Massey had died. The Second World War veteran, who reached the milestone earlier this year, was a popular figure on the club’s Welcome to Wrexham TV show and after co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenny paid tribute to him, the Red Dragons honoured him further still on Wednesday.
WHAT WREXHAM SAID
The Instagram post reads: “We paid tribute to Arthur Massey this morning (September 4), a devoted Wrexham AFC supporter, who passed away recently at the age of 100. Thank you for all your loyal support over the years, Arthur – you’ll always be a Red.”
THE BIGGER PICTURE
Wrexham have been a huge success story in recent seasons. Since the Hollywood duo took over the club in early 2021, they have risen from the National League to League One and are developing a worldwide fanbase thanks to Reynolds and McElhenney’s connections and business acumen. But off the pitch, classy acts such as these have endeared themselves to a growing number of football fans – both in and outside of the club.
WHAT NEXT?
In-form Wrexham, who sit second in League One after picking up 10 points from a possible 12 so far, host local rivals Shrewsbury Town on Saturday, before taking on Salford City in the EFL Trophy three days later.
‘You’ll always be a Red’ – Wrexham pay tribute to devoted supporter Arthur Massey after Welcome to Wrexham star dies aged 100
