Paul Hall is a Wrexham hero already - after all, he did score against Chester.
But he's also won the hearts of a few Dragons followers for his comments last week that he's fallen in love with the Racecourse outfit.
The ex-Jamaica international was genuine in his sentiment too, even though it's all too easy for veterans like himself to just be picking up a pay packet at this stage of their careers.
With his World Cup days with the Reggae Boyz a while back now, Hall might not have had the pick of the clubs to move to in the January window.
But he sure as anything didn't have to choose a side - to all those who don't know the club - are everyone's favourites to drop into the non-league 'abyss'.
Same too for Danny Sonner and Carl Tremarco.
Still, it seems I've caused a bit of a stir with some Wrexham supporters for suggesting a selection of fans are worried that those on short-term deals, with no ties to the club, didn't think these guys had the heart for a fight. Not in the same way Wrexham boy Neil Roberts would have.
I mean, short-term deals mean they would be out of the door anyway should the Dragons go down.
That doesn't seem to be the case anyway at Colliers Park, but - no matter what some have said - it is a whispered worry of some.
I heard it myself while taking in a post-game pint at the Centenary bar.
It might not be a majority, but there were some.
Thankfully, their fears are unfounded.
Brian Little's boys are big on heart - now they just need a points tally to match.