Wrexham captain Luke Young has called for collective calm in the Red Dragons camp even after losing 5-0 away at Stockport this weekend just gone, in comments given to The Leader.
Phil Parkinson’s men had gone the entirety of September unbeaten in League Two before this humbling defeat versus Stockport on Saturday, Isaac Olaofe scoring a hat-trick to help Dave Challinor’s Hatters along the way to the comprehensive victory.
Regardless, Luke Young and the rest of the Wrexham team won’t be panicking any time soon.
They will hope a home match against Crewe Alexandra up next can see the Red Dragons get back to winning aways after that dismal defeat at Edgeley Park, Wrexham still do currently occupy a playoff spot even after losing in the fashion they did to Stockport.
They will hope a home match against Crewe Alexandra up next can see the Red Dragons get back to winning aways after that dismal defeat at Edgeley Park, Wrexham still do currently occupy a playoff spot even after losing in the fashion they did to Stockport.
Sutton United are the only team to have conceded more in the fourth tier, the U’s currently bottom of the division with seven losses to their name.
Sutton United are the only team to have conceded more in the fourth tier, the U’s currently bottom of the division with seven losses to their name. But, when the attackers aren’t firing on all cylinders for the Welsh outfit, their fragilities are even more exposed at the back as was seen in the Stockport game.
Everyone involved with Wrexham will just hope they respond to this atrocious performance in the same way they did when they leaked five goals to Swindon earlier in the campaign, the Red Dragons going unbeaten in League Two after conceding five to Michael Flynn’s men before Stockport intervened.
Speaking to the Leader, Wrexham captain Luke Young talked about his side’s off-day at Stockport and the desire to bounce back immediately from the loss.
