Ryan Reynolds has offered his "congrats" to Phil Parkinson after seeing Wrexham’s promotion-chasing manager join an exclusive coaching club.
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- Red Dragons boss started out in 2003
- Has reached 1,000 games as a manager
- Chasing down third successive promotion
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WHAT HAPPENED?
Parkinson, who is now 57 years of age, first stepped into the dugout at Colchester in February 2003. He has spent the best part of 22 years prowling the touchline at clubs such as Hull, Charlton, Bradford, Bolton and Sunderland.
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THE BIGGER PICTURE
Reynolds, alongside fellow Hollywood co-owner Rob McElhenney, moved to acquire Parkinson’s vast EFL experience shortly after completing a stunning takeover at Wrexham in 2021. They have seen a proven operator guide the club into League One.
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DID YOU KNOW?
The Red Dragons are now pushing for a place in the Championship, as they chase an ultimate Premier League dream, and have seen their manager reach the 1,000-game mark. Parkinson has joined the likes of Sir Alex Ferguson, Carlo Ancelotti, Arsene Wenger and Jose Mourinho in hitting four figures.
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WHAT REYNOLDS SAID
Parkinson had plenty to celebrate on the occasion of his 1,000th game, as Wrexham grabbed a dramatic winner in a home date with Peterborough. Reynolds was among the interested observers and has posted a "congrats on number 1000, Phil" message on social media.
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