Wrexham season a success regardless of play-off bid - Harvey

Shaun Harvey (right) joined Wrexham as an advisor in February 2021, before being made director in December 2023 [Getty Images]

Wrexham director Shaun Harvey says the club's season can be considered a success whatever happens this weekend.

The Red Dragons occupy the last remaining play-off berth ahead of the final round of matches, where they host fourth-placed Middlesbrough on Saturday.

While Harvey claims if they do achieve a fourth promotion in a row it would be the "greatest sports story ever", he would not want missing out on a play-off place to be deemed a failure.

"The time is now. We've got one game to go of the league season," Harvey said.

"To use [Manchester United managerial legend] Alex Ferguson's favourite phrase, it definitely is 'squeaky bum time'. Will we make it or won't we make it? Well, there's a story to be written either way.

"Because whatever happens, we've gone from being a non-league team to the best team in Wales by virtue of league position.

"We've finished in our highest league position ever and the women's team have won the [Adran Premier] league and will compete in the Champions League."

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Goal difference alone separates Wrexham from seventh-placed Hull, with Derby still able to leapfrog both sides on the final day.