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Maidstone United caretaker manager George Elokobi says FA Trophy win at Notts County could be the start of something as they prepare to face Wrexham

George Elokobi believes Maidstone’s FA Trophy victory at Notts County could be the start of something.

Elokobi tasted victory in his first match as caretaker boss as United beat the National League leaders 6-5 on penalties after a 2-2 draw in Sunday’s Fourth-Round tie at Meadow Lane.

It provided a much-needed lift for a side who had won just three of their previous 24 games in all competitions, costing manager Hakan Hayrettin his job.

Elokobi remains in charge this Saturday when Maidstone, three points from safety, return to league action against second-placed Wrexham in an all-ticket fixture at the Gallagher Stadium (3pm).

United lost the early-season meeting 5-0 in front of the Welsh club’s Hollywood owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney and face a big task to get anything out of the return.

But spirits are high after the Trophy win and Maidstone will be ready.

“Is this the start of something?” said Elokobi. “I know for sure that it could be.

“We know how good this squad can be. When I say we, I’m talking about myself and my staff, and the players know how good we can be because we’ve proved that in the past.

“We’ve got to prove it now going forward. Hopefully this is the start of something.

“We’ve put a bit of a structure in place.

“It’s not going to bed in straight away but hopefully the players have bought into it and we’re going to carry on working on the team structure as we go along.

“Every day, we are at the training ground to improve and understand the strategies that we need to implement in games.

“We can get something against Wrexham. We’re going to prepare and my analyst team, my scouting team and the media team will give me all the information that’s going to help us prepare in the right way.

“We know how

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