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PARKINSON RUES HIS WASTEFUL DRAGONS

PARKINSON RUES HIS WASTEFUL DRAGONS

SETBACK: Parkinson

ANDRI Gudjohnsen displayed the quality missing from Wrexham’s performance as Phil Parkinson’s side suffered another away-day blow.
Despite registering 23 shots, they manged only one on target and now sit 17th after a second defeat in three games. Phil Parkinson credited Blackburn’s defending, but lamented his side’s inability to “produce the quality” needed.
He said: “We were against it a bit in terms of elements first half. Obviously conceded just before the break was a setback, but I still felt at half-time that...

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