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PARKINSON: WE SHOULD HAVE A POINT
Western Mail
|October 20, 2025
PHIL Parkinson believes Wrexham were worthy of at least a point after they slipped up at Stoke.
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The Potters moved up to third in the Championship table after Wales international Sorba Thomas scored the only goal of the game in the 36th minute.
But defeat for Wrexham sees them remain in 18th and on a four-match winless run, having drawn their previous three games 1-1.
“We had some great moments, but obviously we didn't take them,’ said Dragons boss Parkinson.
“And with the goal we conceded, I think if you freeze frame it when Sorba Thomas has got the ball in that position, and you say three seconds later the ball was in the back of the net, you probably wouldn't have believed it.
“We should have dealt with it.
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