It started one day when Cooper was watching a Star Trek rerun between concerts, bored and drunk on a quart-of-whiskey-a-day habit a friend dragged the rocker out of his room and suggested a round of golf. If Reynolds is any example to follow in where a life without further education can get you, the student in question may not fancy treating his advice too seriously - though it seems like sound guidance for now.The man who invented shock rock tells the amazing and, yeah, shocking story of how he slayed his thirsty demons-with a golf club.

He also shares four children with wife and fellow actress Blake Lively, who has also appeared at the Racecourse Ground of late. It's just as well he did perform the 180-degree turn, having gone on to delight film fans with hilarious roles in hits like Just Friends, The Proposal and Red Notice. The story goes that he moved to Los Angeles to pursue acting not long after, having previously packed in the practice and any hopes of success in the field. Reynolds, 46, was born and raised in Vancouver, where he graduated from secondary school before briefly attending Kwantlen Polytechnic University in British Columbia. What's the best story you've heard from Wrexham's promotion celebrations? Let us know in the comments section below. The attached image showed the book in question with Reynolds' signature and a simple note reading: 'Study!' Notice the Canada native and 'Deadpool' star didn't recommend a move into acting, the same industry that's made him a superstar and multi-millionaire. 'Not sure if he was expecting Ryan to do his homework for him but sound advice was thrown back down, hope he listens.' 'So, whilst his mates were chucking their shirts up to the top deck to Ryan Reynolds to get them signed, my lad decided to chuck his school maths book up,' explained Twitter user 'Ri(C)h'.

READ MORE: Ryan Reynolds joins Wrexham stars on open top bus as thousands celebrate promotion And Reynolds obliged by making one particularly peculiar memento for one schoolboy fan, quite literally marking the occasion on his behalf. Supporters turned out in their droves to show appreciation for the players, manager Phil Parkinson and their beloved stakeholders, who have quickly achieved cult status around Wrexham. Co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney were each aboard the double-decker bus that paraded around the Welsh city on Tuesday evening. That was the reality for one fan of the newly promoted outfit, however, after Wrexham sealed a place in League Two next season. You've heard the one about the dog eating the pupil's homework - but the tale about the Hollywood A-lister graffitiing the school book may be even more difficult to fathom.

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