No such thing as an easy win in the Championship, but realistically, this is the easiest stretch of the season. It will determine where Wrexham truly stands. I also wanted to address some things that have been bothering me in the last few weeks. 

"**Parky is not a Championship level manager.**" He might not be, but if a club fires a manager after 3 straight promotions, I'm not sure that club values loyalty. I would rather fight relegation than be a fan of a club like that (and we're not going to be fighting relegation). 

**"New Players are not living up to expectations."** If you bring in 10+ new players, by definition, not all of them will shine every game. It's a team sport, and there's yet to be a football match where every player contributes in a significant way. Fans started to call for Kieffer's head after he didn't score for a few games. Broadhead is yet to play consistently enough and despite that has 4 goals in all competitions. Coady has had bad games, but doesn't deserve the constant hate. It's reached a point where every loss is met with "We should burn Coady at the stake," which brings me to my next point..

**"We spent 30 mil, we should be better."** Wrexham was built as an overpowered National League team that, with minor additions, could compete in League Two and League One. Last year's promotion was by far the most impressive because, realistically, it was a team that overachieved. Now we have to build a new base and with that there will be mistakes. If you sign 10 players, it's a success if 6 of them live up to their potential. This whole idea of "We're spending money, so we should be better than most clubs" ironically downgrades our previous success. If it were that simple, it would mean that getting out of the championship is easy. 

We're a newly promoted club that was in the National League a few years ago. To finish this season 15th would be a win. We should not become so ungrateful and greedy that we lose this perspective. 



The Only Stretch of the Season That Matters