Wrexham's Elliot Lee has hailed the dressing room atmosphere at SToK Cae Ras under the ownership of Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney.
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Lee praises Wrexham's dressing room atmosphere Calls it the 'best changing room I've ever been a part of'Red Dragons chasing their third straight promotionFollow GOAL on WhatsApp! 🟢📱WHAT HAPPENED?
Lee has been a part of a famous Wrexham side that have achieved back-to-back promotions from the National League and League Two. The Red Dragons are fighting to go up for the third straight season as they look to reach the Championship for next season and get one step closer to co-owners Renolds and McElhenney's dream of helping the Welsh club reach the Premier League. The 29-year-old midfielder, who joined Wrexham from Luton Town in 2022, has now praised the atmosphere in the dressing room as the 'best' that he has 'been a part of'.
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Speaking to BBC Sport, Lee said: "It's the best changing room I've ever been a part of. The staff, players, everyone's together, they're just good honest people who want to work hard for each other and achieve success together. That's why we have been successful over the last couple of years."
He added: "When times aren't going well, we stick together. When times are going great, we keep our feet on the ground. We do that as a team, we've always done that."
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Lee also added that the environment created by Reynolds and McElhenney along with the management throughout the club has been crucial to Wrexham's success so far under Phil Parkinson, he continued: "It's a great place to come into every day and train. I love playing for the club, I love going out there every day with these lads under the staff.
"When you have that feeling, and I know I'm not the only one in there, when everyone's got that feeling, you work hard and enjoy coming in, going out on a Saturday and representing the club and the fans. I feel very lucky to be a part of this group."
WHAT NEXT FOR WREXHAM?
The Red Dragons have faced a slight drop in form as the last six games in all competitions have only seen them win once. However, Wrexham remain just four points off the top of the League One standings and will take on Exeter City next on Saturday, November 23 as they look to climb higher up the table.