Wrexham are now entering a division where the quality is much higher and many teams have found that it’s less forgiving. You only have to look at the likes of Portsmouth, Sunderland and Ipswich – who were stuck in the third tier for years – before escaping.

Now Parkinson’s side has the small task of dislodging several big hitters, including Birmingham, Huddersfield and Bolton to earn promotion, either through the play-offs or automatically.

That will require an improvement to their away form, with only Parkinson holding the power in that regard.

Wrexham are a team that enjoys counter-attacking in numbers, streaming forward through the likes of Andy Cannon, Elliot Lee, James McClean and Paul Mullin.

In Parkinson’s 5-3-2 system that accommodates wing backs, the Reds are a difficult entity to stop at home however, on their travels, it’s a completely different narrative.

Wrexham are overly reliant on their wing-backs, namely Jacob Mendy and Ryan Barnett, providing quality ammunition into the box.

This is a tactic that works a treat at home as Mullin gobbles up most chances that fall to his feet, though when playing away, sometimes the wing-backs can get pegged back, preventing them from streaming forward.