Wrexham star James Jones insists Ryan Reynolds & Rob McElhenney's side will stay focused amid temptation of festive party period

With an impressive record of 23 points from 10 home games, the Reds have been a force to reckon with at the SToK Cae Ras. And before hosting Colchester United in front of their fans, Jones assured that the team is aware of what is at stake and will not make the mistake of taking things lightly in the festive period as they are set to play four games until the new year.

Talking to reporters, Jones said: "It is a busy period coming up but we play games - that’s the job. It’s important everyone does the right things away from the club. The club is good for managing what we need to do and being on top of it.”

Coach Phil Parkinson gave the team a few days off after last weekend's clash at Forest Green Rovers was called off due to a waterlogged pitch. The brief hiatus helped the players to get recharged and Parkinson informed that the team is geared up to get the three points against a struggling Colchester United.

“They had days off but came back and looked refreshed in training,” said Parkinson.

Wrexham currently hold the second position in the table, trailing leaders Stockport County by six points after the initial 20 games of the season.

Fans attending home games will have the opportunity to witness the unveiling of a new temporary stand before its grand opening during their next fixture against Newport County match on December 23.

Following that game, they have a couple of away games against Swindon Town and Walsall on Boxing Day and December 30 respectively.