Rob Mac has issued a message to his Wrexham players after their superb showing against Norwich City.
Wrexham went into the game having secured four points from their opening five Championship matches.
It left the Red Dragons teetering above the relegation zone going into the latest round of matches.
However, Saturday saw Wrexham beat Norwich City 3-2 in what was arguably their best display of the season.
The game was not without issues, as Arthur Okonkwo made two errors leading to goals, and Norwich had some success exposing their left-wing-back position, as most teams have done this season.
But it was certainly a step in the right direction, and Rob Mac has now reacted.
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Rob Mac message to Wrexham players after Norwich City
Mac and Ryan Reynolds have made no secret of their desire to take Wrexham to the Premier League.
That was their goal from the moment they became owners in 2021 and it has since emerged this year that they want to be in the top-flight within two seasons.
Whether or not that can happen this year is up in the air, with 40 matches and a possible 120 points still up for grabs.
The main priority right now, though, is getting Wrexham to play consistently good football across a full 90 minutes.
As mentioned, this was probably the best Phil Parkinson’s side have looked this season, and Mac has now sent a message to his players.
Quoting a Wrexham post on his Instagram story, the club’s co-owner wrote: “atta boys!” followed by the Welsh flag, football and fire emojis.
Wrexham troll Norwich City fan Hugh Jackman
Prior to the fixture on Saturday, it was mentioned that Hugh Jackman is a Norwich fan.
Jackman has visited Wrexham in the past after he filmed Deadpool and Wolverine with Reynolds.
On Saturday, Norwich fans revealed a tifo of the Hollywood actor prior to kick-off.
Now, Wrexham’s official Instagram has poked fun at the star, writing: “Our badge suits you better.”
Jackman has not responded to the light-hearted ribbing yet.