The Red Dragons’ failure to overcome a resolute Harrogate at the Racecourse on Tuesday night cost them the opportunity to tie for first place with League Two leaders Mansfield. Even worse, McClean, a former Ireland international, was “frustrated” at receiving his 10th card of the season and will miss the Welsh team’s next two games.
In an Instagram story, the 34-year-old stated, “A night of frustration, a point gained tho[ugh], p*ssed with myself picking up a suspension now but we drive her on.”
While many Wrexham fans may feel like this result was two points dropped rather than one point gained, they are now up to second in the table with nine games remaining. However, third-placed Stockport have two games in hand and are just a point behind, and Crewe are just three points back in fourth. Although it is very close, Wrexham are in the automatic promotion spots ahead of the final stretch of the season.
When Wrexham hosts Tranmere at the Racecourse this weekend, they will have the opportunity to solidify their grasp on the automatic promotion slots. Phil Parkinson’s team has the best home record in the division.
