The Welsh outfit, who have Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney calling the shots at boardroom level, suffered a humbling setback in their latest League Two fixture. They were three goals down before half-time and were unable to find any way back into the game at Edgeley Park.
PHIL PARKINSON got the response he wanted the last time Wrexham conceded five goals in a game and he is looking for the same reaction from his players following Saturday’s debacle at Stockport County.Wrexham remain seventh in the table – and inside the play-off places – on the back of their latest thrashing and Phil Parkinson is another vowing to put things right. The Dragons boss has said: “We had got ourselves in a strong position with recent performances. But that was as bad a first half as I can remember. Now, we have to look at the reasons why it didn’t go right against Stockport. We will do that and put it right next week.”
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?
Wrexham have a week to lick their wounds and work on plugging defensive leaks before welcoming Crewe, the side sat directly above them in the table, to SToK Racecourse on Saturday – with the hope being that a spark can be rediscovered there and that star striker Paul Mullin can record his first goal of the season.
