Wrexham sent Ollie Palmer a message after they faced off with Huddersfield Town on Tuesday evening.
Wrexham were back in midweek action at the Racecourse Ground recently, aiming to extend their winning run on home soil.
The Red Dragons had won nine in a row there previously and were looking to pick up 10 successive victories at the Racecourse in the league for the first time since 1933.
However, when all was said and done, Wrexham drew 0-0 with Huddersfield Town, moving them four points behind league leaders Birmingham City.
It was not all negative for the club on Tuesday, however, as Phil Parkinson matched a Wrexham record on the day.
Ryan Barrnet excelled against Huddersfield as well, proving he is a step above League One already.
Club legend Andy Morrell gave a positive Wrexham verdict also after attending the stalemate in person.
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Ollie Palmer responds to Wrexham message
It was also a big night for Ollie Palmer, who started the game up front alongside Paul Mullin and put on another stellar showing.
Palmer joined Wrexham from AFC Wimbledon in January 2022 and has since made 131 appearances for the Red Dragons.
He has scored 41 goals and provided five assists during his time in Wales but had a long career before joining the Hollywood-owned club.
All told, the 32-year-old has now notched 600 career appearances for various clubs, with the Huddersfield Town draw his 600th.
Following that game, Wrexham took to Instagram to congratulate Palmer on the feat, stating ‘Congratulations on making your 600th career appearance’ followed by a clapping emoji.
While it was a touching message to the forward, Palmer issued a pretty hilarious response in the comment section of the post.
He wrote ‘Oh sh*t. Really Thank you!’ while including an old man emoji and a crying laughing emoji.
Why Ollie Palmer is still so important to Wrexham
With Palmer set to turn 33 in January 2025, his playing career is now in its twilight years.
However, he still remains a crucial figure at the Racecourse, especially after the recent injury blows at Wrexham.
Jack Marriott is out of action for four months, while Steven Fletcher picked up an injury before Huddersfield.
This means Palmer is one of just three strikers currently available to Parkinson for the foreseeable future.
His goal-threat has diminished over the last few campaigns but his link-up play with Mullin remains key to any success Wrexham will have in the 2024/25 season.