Wrexham 'feeling sorry for themselves' in costly loss to Hull

"I just felt there's an element of maybe Kieffer getting injured, Dobbo suspended, a little bit maybe feeling sorry for ourselves. We've always had a real resilience about us here. We've had lots of games, lots of moments where people have said, 'How are they going to come back from that setback?' And I just felt with the news about Kieffer and Libby and things like that, I just felt within the dressing room there was that little bit of flatness."

"But we've got to be bigger than that and we've got to come out fighting on Friday [against Swansea]. I think we'll know more in a week or two, but well, it's a week or two that it's coming up so I'd say his a doubt for that, a big doubt."

Wrexham suffered a 2-1 home defeat to Hull City, a fellow promotion contender, with goals from Joe Gelhardt and Lewis Koumas putting Hull ahead before Nathan Broadhead scored late for Wrexham. The loss came three days after an exhausting FA Cup match against Chelsea and was compounded by injuries to top scorer Kieffer Moore and the suspension of George Dobson. Manager Phil Parkinson acknowledged the team showed signs of low morale and flatness in the dressing room following these setbacks. He emphasized the need for resilience and determination ahead of their next match against Swansea. Moore is considered a significant doubt for Wales' World Cup qualifying playoff against Bosnia and Herzegovina on March 26.

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