Bolton Wanderers boss claims Phil Parkinson’s Wrexham are ‘really dangerous’ in one area
Wrexham are looking to hit back this weekend as Steven Schumacher’s Bolton Wanderers visit the STōK Cae Ras on Saturday afternoon.
League One become the main focus for Wrexham once again after Wednesday’s EFL Trophy disaster at the hands of Peterborough United.
Wrexham were 2-0 up with 20 minutes to play but contrived to concede twice – and then lose on penalties.
The prospect of Wrexham playing in a Wembley final has now gone, but that is actually something Phil Parkinson wants to avoid now.
Wrexham want automatic promotion to League One and avoiding the play-offs is now the goal for Parkinson and co.
Wrexham beat Mansfield Town away from home last week but must now bounce back from that Peterborough defeat with a performance against Bolton Wanderers.
Steven Schumacher on Wrexham danger
Wrexham need a pick-me-up after squandering the chance to play a Wembley final, but also need to arrest a slide at home.
We have been so used to home form being the backbone to success under Parkinson.
Results have been tricky of late though with Wrexham losing two home League One games in a row and then throwing the lead away against Peterborough.
Wrexham did win a home game earlier this month though, as Parkinson beat this weekend’s opponents Bolton Wanderers in the EFL Trophy.
Parkinson really needs a repeat of that victory and Bolton boss Steven Schumacher is warning his players about one aspect of Wrexham’s play.
