Listen to the newsreader read out each line and then practise saying it. Record your own voice line by line and submit your voiceover.
It's the stuff of dreams and has the makings of a major movie.
A mediocre Welsh football club, albeit one with provenance - it's the oldest Welsh team and the world's longest-established international football ground - has struck gold.
Wrexham football club, acquired in early 2021 by two American movie heartthrobs Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, has just clinched the National League championship.
Shifting in September 2020 from a club entirely fan-owned to one with celebrity owners has marked a miracle turnaround, and local Stephen Hughes is truly grateful.
Reynolds and McElhenney have ploughed around £10 million of their own funds into the club, taken on a new manager, regularly shown up at matches and immersed themselves into the community.
The pair initially secured the ground for 20 years, to demonstrate their long-term commitment, and Reynolds has acquired a local property for his stays.
Needless to say, the duo joined in the exuberant celebrations when Wrexham triumphed in the National League, propelling themselves into the English Football League after being relegated 15 years ago.
Local devotees are on cloud nine.
For Wrexham fan Tracey Jones, it's all down to 'Rob and Ryan', as they're affectionately known about town.
The dream of winning the English Premiership may become reality.
After all, the club's Cinderella story's already a Disney Documentary series, implying a Hollywood movie might come next!
Add to homescreen