Parkinson's gratitude as Wrexham boss hits landmark

Parkinson becomes third-longest serving manager in top four English divisions, praising Wrexham's unity amid recent pressure reports.

Phil Parkinson has reached a milestone as Wrexham manager, becoming the third-longest serving boss in the Premier League and English Football League, behind only Arsenal's Mikel Arteta and Mansfield Town's Nigel Clough. The achievement comes after recent reports suggested Parkinson faced increased pressure at the club. In response, Parkinson praised the togetherness at Wrexham and credited the club's staff and owners, including co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mac, for his success. He expressed hope that the team can improve on last season's near-miss for the play-offs.