Wrexham must 'find way back' after West Ham rout
Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson has called for accountability following a 6-0 defeat to West Ham United. The team is looking to regain its form and resilience after the heavy loss in the Championship.
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Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson acknowledged the 6-0 loss to West Ham United is among the lowest points of his time at the club.
The visitors were outclassed by a West Ham side who were in rampant form at London Stadium.
Parkinson said everyone had to take ownership of the performance including himself.
"We're going to make sure we have that accountability as individuals and as staff – and we will do," Parkinson said.
"And we'll respond and we've got to put the ingredients back in place very quickly to put in a better performance than we did tonight.
"Tonight is the first night where we looked like we had a soft centre when it really mattered most and we've got to rediscover that.
"We've had other days that have been really, really tough and everyone thinks it's been a complete bed of roses since I've been here.
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