Wrexham start shows nothing to fear – Horne

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Wrexham Football has kicked off the new season in style, and their fans couldn’t be more thrilled. The team has scored an impressive 11 goals in their first five League One matches, making them the top-scoring side in the English Football League (EFL). This season, Wrexham are enjoying their best-ever start to a third-tier season, and their unbeaten run has got everyone talking, including former Wales captain Barry Horne.

Horne, who watched Wrexham’s 3-0 win over Shrewsbury Town on Saturday, believes that the team is irresistible at the moment. “There is a calm expectation here,” he said. “They can’t have done much more; four wins and a draw with a clean sheet against Bolton, a side no-one would be surprised to see in the play-offs.” Horne’s comments come as no surprise, given Wrexham’s impressive start to the season. The team’s unbeaten run has taken them to the top of the League One table, and they’re showing no signs of slowing down.

Wrexham’s Unbeaten Run: A Look at the Numbers

Wrexham’s unbeaten run is not just impressive; it’s also historic. The team’s 13 points from their first five matches are a record for Wrexham at this level. The only season that comes close to this is the 1994-95 season under Brian Flynn, when the team amassed 11 points from their first five matches. Gary Bennett’s 47 goals that season were a significant factor in Wrexham’s success, and it’s clear that this season’s team is building on that legacy.

One of the key factors in Wrexham’s success is their ability to keep clean sheets. The team has kept four clean sheets in their first five matches, a record that no other EFL side can match. This is a testament to the team’s solid defense, which has been instrumental in their unbeaten run. The team’s ability to shut out opponents and then counter-attack has been deadly, and it’s a tactic that’s served them well so far this season.

Wrexham’s Defensive solidity

Wrexham’s defensive solidity is not just about the clean sheets they’ve kept; it’s also about the way they’ve limited opponents’ chances. The team’s defense has been well-organized and compact, making it difficult for opponents to break through. This is a credit to the team’s coaching staff, who have clearly worked hard to build a solid defensive unit.

But Wrexham’s success is not just about defense; the team’s attacking play has also been impressive. The team’s ability to score goals from various positions has been a key factor in their success. With 11 goals in five matches, Wrexham have the highest scoring rate in the EFL, and it’s clear that their attacking play is a major strength.

Phil Parkinson’s Impact

Wrexham’s success this season is not just about the players; it’s also about the team’s coaching staff. Phil Parkinson, the team’s manager, has been instrumental in Wrexham’s success. Parkinson’s tactical acumen has been evident in the way the team has played this season. His ability to adapt to different opponents and get the best out of his players has been impressive.

Parkinson’s experience in English football has been a major factor in Wrexham’s success. The manager has a deep understanding of the game and knows how to get the best out of his players. His ability to motivate the team and get them to play for each other has been evident in the way the team has performed this season.

Parkinson’s philosophy

Parkinson’s philosophy is centered around getting the best out of his players. The manager believes in giving players the freedom to express themselves on the pitch, and this approach has been evident in Wrexham’s attacking play. The team’s ability to score goals from various positions is a testament to Parkinson’s approach.

But Parkinson is not just about attacking play; he’s also a manager who values defensive solidity. The team’s ability to keep clean sheets is a testament to Parkinson’s emphasis on defense. The manager knows that a solid defense is key to success, and he’s built a team that reflects this approach.

Wrexham’s chances of making the play-offs

Wrexham’s unbeaten run has got everyone talking about their chances of making the play-offs. The team’s impressive start to the season has them sitting at the top of the League One table, and they’re showing no signs of slowing down. Horne believes that Wrexham have got the depth to mount a challenge, and it’s hard to disagree with him.

Wrexham’s ability to keep clean sheets and score goals has been impressive, and it’s clear that the team is well-equipped to make a push for the play-offs. The team’s solid defense and attacking play have been key factors in their success, and it’s hard to see them slowing down anytime soon.

What next for Wrexham?

Wrexham’s next match is against Birmingham City, a team that’s expected to be one of the top sides in League One this season. The match will be a tough test for Wrexham, but it’s one that they’re well-equipped to pass. Horne believes that the match will be a fuller examination of Wrexham’s strength, and it’s hard to disagree with him.

Wrexham’s success this season has been built on their ability to keep clean sheets and score goals. The team’s solid defense and attacking play have been key factors in their success, and it’s hard to see them slowing down anytime soon. With Phil Parkinson at the helm, Wrexham are well-equipped to make a push for the play-offs, and it’s exciting to see what the future holds for this talented team.

For now, Wrexham fans can bask in the glory of their team’s unbeaten run. The team’s success is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the players, coaching staff, and fans. As Horne said, “Let’s not get carried away – I’m sure Phil Parkinson won’t be – but let’s see where we are after 10 games, take a step back, a deep breath and enjoy what’s happening.”

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