www.bbc.co.ukWrexham boss hails unknown talent
Wrexham boss Brian Carey was delighted with their victory
Boss Brian Carey believes the key to Wrexham's success this season lays in the unknown talent in his squad.
He hailed midfielder Matty Done and striker Josh Johnson who helped knock League One Port Vale out of the Carling Cup on Tuesday night.
The Dragons won 5-3 on penalties with the match finishing 1-1 after extra time at Vale Park.
"We've got a lot of players that a lot of people probably haven't seen, but we know what they can do," said Carey.
We will worry about that when the draw is made, but right now we're focussed on Saturday
Brian Carey
"It was part of our game-plan to introduce players like that and unsettle them because very often you don't have to be the best player in the world, but if you're quick, you'll cause problems.
"Josh came on tonight and gave us something to think about because he performed very, very well and really unsettled the Port Vale defence. Matty caused them problems as well.
"We take a lot of encouragement but as I stressed to the players afterwards we've got to keep doing this every day in training, every game, set ourselves some standards and try and reach them every time we go on the pitch because you can't accept anything else at this stage."
Carey played down the prospect of a money-spinning tie with Premiership side in the second round draw, instead insisting the focus must be on the league.
"I'll leave that to the chief executive and the owners to go down that road," he added.
"Of course it is very, very useful and much needed revenue for a club like ourselves but I just want to get through the next round.
606: DEBATE
What do you think of Wrexham's new players?
"We will worry about that when the draw is made, but right now we're focussed on Saturday."
Newcomers, Morecambe are the visitors to the Racecourse at the weekend for Wrexham's first home game of the season.
