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Wrexham’s victory over Swansea was more than just three points to the manager, and more than an opportunity for co-chairmen Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mac to test their commentary skills as they did a turn on the television coverage of the game.<\/p>\n
The occasion and result brought a positive end to what has been a testing week for the north Wales side.<\/p>\n
On the back of an energy-sapping but plaudit-earning FA Cup defeat by Premier League Chelsea, Wrexham’s squad numbers swiftly dwindled.<\/p>\n
Kieffer Moore and Liberato Cacace joined the likes of Ben Sheaf, Matty James and George Dobson in being either injured or suspended.<\/p>\n
Wrexham were duly off colour as they were beaten 2-1 by Hull, but Parkinson’s response was simple – we go again.<\/p>\n
They absorbed long periods of Swansea possession admirably, with the settled back three of Max Cleworth, Dom Hyam and Callum Doyle dovetailing well once again.<\/p>\n
According Parkinson, captain Hyam was sick at half-time but continued playing, typifying the resilience shown by the hosts to bank another precious three points. <\/p>\n
“That is real true spirit and resilience from all the lads involved and all the staff and all the supporters,” he said.<\/p>\n
“The supporters drove us on tonight. The three points are the most important thing, but to win a Welsh derby and give our supporters that feeling that we’ve beaten one of our Welsh rivals is obviously very important as well.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n