Phil Parkinson is confident that Wrexham has not set a point target in an attempt to give Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds consecutive promotions.
Consequently, what happened?
As of right now, 35 League Two games have seen the Red Dragons score 63 points. It’s a busy March for the Welsh team as they still have five to absorb out of the remaining 11. It’s almost time for Parkinson’s team to move up the Football League ladder once again, and they are almost there.
PARKINSON’S MENTION
Parkinson responded, “To get to the end of February within touching distance or in the top three which was always the aim,” when asked whether he is setting short-term targets at SToK Racecourse during a busy month. Wrexham is only three points off top spot in the fourth tier. We were aware that the schedule would require a lot of travel, but should I make goals for this month? No, we’re simply focused on the upcoming game at this point.
THE LARGER IMAGE
The Shrimps have everything to gain from their upcoming game, which is a trip to Morecambe on Saturday, as they attempt to secure a play-off spot. Parkinson went on to stress the significance of a meeting with other players vying for promotion, saying, “Every game is of equal importance, especially at this point in the season.” We’ll be discussing these goals with the boys at training tomorrow before the game. We want to build on the positive aspects from the weekend. We only want to improve on our performances because we are aware of our opponents.
FUTURE PLANS FOR WREXHAM?
Although Paul Mullin scored a hat-trick in Wrexham’s 6-0 victory over Morecambe in November, the team’s away performance has been inconsistent this year, and Parkinson is aware that road improvements are necessary to guarantee a top-three finish.
