‘Crap’ assessment offered of Elliot Lee, Paul Mullin & Wrexham after disappointing defeat watched by Ryan Reynolds & Rob McElhenney in Las Vegas
Elliot Lee has delivered a “crap” assessment of his display after seeing Paul Mullin miss a penalty in Wrexham’s disappointing defeat to Accrington.
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- Accrington beat Wrexham 2-0
- Mullin missed late penalty
- Lee gives honest assessment of display
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ToggleWHAT HAPPENED?
The Red Dragons headed into their latest League Two fixture on an 11-game unbeaten run in all competitions. That positive sequence of results came to a crashing halt against Stanley, as Phil Parkinson’s side went down 2-0 at Wham Stadium – with co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney watching on from afar during their Formula 1-themed visit to Las Vegas.
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THE BIGGER PICTURE
The two sides became embroiled in a war of words prior to kick-off – which has carried over into the post-match discussion – and Lee concedes that the Welsh outfit were a long way short of their best against fellow promotion hopefuls.
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WHAT THEY SAID
Lee – who has 10 goals to his name this season – said when assessing Wrexham’s efforts in an uncharacteristically poor performance from talismanic figures across the pitch: “There were too many of us under par today. That happens sometimes. We take responsibility for that ourselves. My set pieces were crap, for a start. Mulls (Mullin) also misses a penalty. It can’t always be your day. But we will learn from this. Training will be buzzing this week, it always is after a defeat. Every time we have lost a game there has always been a response. After the 5-0 drubbing at Stockport, we went 11 unbeaten. Don’t doubt the character in that dressing room. When we lose, we want to put it right straight away. Roll on Morecambe.”
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WHAT NEXT?
Wrexham have dropped to fourth in the League Two table, but are only two points behind second-placed Mansfield and will be back on home soil next weekend when playing host to Morecambe.
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