Ollie Palmer's father takes aim at Wrexham co-owners Ryan Reynolds & Rob McElhenney over £2m double winter transfer & urges Phil Parkinson to 'swallow pride' after damaging Bolton draw

The father of Wrexham striker Ollie Palmer has taken aim at the January transfer business sanctioned by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney.

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• Red Dragons broke records in winter window
• Smith & Rodriguez have one goal between them
• Parkinson urged to tinker in promotion push

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  WHAT HAPPENED?

  The Red Dragons broke more records during the winter window, with Sam Smith acquired from Reading in a £2 million deal. Phil Parkinson added even more firepower to his ranks in the form of one-cap England international striker Jay Rodriguez, who arrived from Burnley.

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  THE BIGGER PICTURE

  New recruits have been thrust straight into the starting XI, but have managed only one goal between them – with Smith finding the target in a 2-0 victory over Northampton. Rodriguez is yet to open his account, but is keeping the likes of Palmer, Paul Mullin and Jack Marriott out of Parkinson’s side.

• WHAT OLLIE PALMER'S FATHER SAID

  Both Smith and Rodriguez were replaced in the 78th minute of Wrexham’s 0-0 draw with Bolton, having drawn a blank, and Palmer’s father Andy responded to the social media post announcing those changes by saying “they were a good buy”, alongside several thinking face emojis.

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  DID YOU KNOW?

  Palmer senior went on to say after seeing Wrexham miss the chance to draw level on points with second-placed Wycombe in the League One table: "PP (Phil Parkinson) and SP (Steve Parkin) need to swallow their pride. Need to look at the team they had before Christmas!! That team got them to where they are now… just saying. Maybe a Smith and Palmer upfront."

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