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Wrexham entered the November international window in positive spirits by responding to their disappointing 1-0 loss to Sheffield United in encouraging fashion.
Phil Parkinson's sidebeat Middlesbrough 2-0 at the Racecourse Groundthree days before holding Boro's fellow promotion-hopefulsWolverhampton Wanderers to a 1-1 drawin north Wales.
The improved week ensures the Red Dragons sit six points adrift of the Championship play-off places and eight clear of the relegation zone.
There was also a huge change in the boardroom aschief executive officer Michael Williamson departed,with Shaun Harvey being appointed as acting CEO.
After the Wolves draw, we asked fans for their latest views.
Here's what you had to say:
David:There has been something amiss at the club for the last few weeks. Great to see some action to restore the magic. Hope Humphrey Ker will return too. I was very surprised with the news this week that the entire lower tier of the new stand will be 'safe-standing'. Seems a bit unfair on those of us who can't stand up for 90 minutes.
Graham:Good first half performance. We need another striker asap.
Mark:Carried on where they left off against Boro, had chances but just couldn't put them in. Both sides played attacking football end-to-end at times, a fair result against a top side. Two games in a row Wrexham have raised their game to how we know they can play, and appreciation shown by the fans at the end of both games.
David:When I started going to watch Wrexham 10 years ago, the football lacked finesse and at times crude, but was more made up by enthusiasm and the humour of the crowd. Today we saw a a game that would have graced the Premiership but the crowd's humour remains. The respect shown by both sets of supporters for the Armistice remembrance at the start of the game was exemplary and should be recognised.
Chris:I'm so glad all the talk of changing the manager has gone away. Changing the manager after a short bad spell turns us into a club like every other. Progress comes with stability and the shared aim of reaching the Premier League.
Mike:Harvey brings a different set of issues than Williamson and not necessarily good ones but Parky looked like the weight of the world had been lifted off his shoulders and the return of Cleworth and Thomason makes it feel like our season has finally started.
Neil:Great to see Dobson back and playing out of his skin. It's been a while since we've seen him playing his best. He is making a real difference in the centre of the park and has been key to recent results.
