Phil Parkinson feels the football world has been quick to forget where Wrexham have come from as the manager responded to speculation surrounding his future by guiding the Red Dragons to victory at Norwich City.
A report claimed the club's hierarchy were holding talks over the 57-year-old's position with the Welsh side, although those suggestions were swiftly shut down by the manager and Wrexham's non-executive director Shaun Harvey.
And after the Red Dragons secured a second Championship win of the season with an impressive comeback against the Canaries, Parkinson was eager to remind people of the journey the club has been on during his tenure as boss.
"My message to everybody in football is that four years ago we came to East Anglia - it was King's Lynn away in front of 800 people," he said.