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Parky will emulate ideologies of Klopp

Phil Parkinson reckons Liverpool-style leadership can help block out the hype around the fortnight that will shape Wrexham’s destiny.
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BOSS Phil Parkinson reckons Liverpool-style leadership can help block out the hype around the fortnight that will shape Wrexham’s destiny.
Hollywood stars in the boardroom, an array of Football League talent, five-figure crowds, a National League title tussle, a Wembley final and the upcoming play-offs has created a maelstrom of excitement and expectation in north Wales that could drag the steadiest of feet off the ground.
But with that talent comes experience and Parkinson has faith in his righ...

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