‘Scouse mate’ Paul Mullin is happy to be back following a punctured lung, says Wrexham striker Ollie Palmer, who refers to him as a “partner in crime”
Ollie Palmer is happy to see “Scouse mate” Paul Mullin going back to 100% because it means the Wrexham forward has his “partner in crime” again.
Last year, a Dragons forward scored 47 goals.
During the United States tour, they got hurt
returning to full match sharpness with ease
WHAT OCCURED?
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hotshot dragon During the Welsh team’s summer tour to the United States, Mullin, who scored 47 goals for the club last season as they were promoted into the Football League, ruptured his lung while playing in a friendly match against Manchester United.
THE GRANDER IMAGE
His recovery from that injury has been gradual, and he made his first start of the 2023–24 season last time out against Grimsby. Mullin is still gaining match sharpness, but the playing and coaching staff are happy to have him in Phil Parkinson’s plans.
WHO SAID WHAT
Palmer, who hit the target 18 times in the previous academic year, expressed his pleasure at having Mullin back by saying, “It’s fantastic to have my Scouse mate back! Even if we have already scored a lot of goals this season, we will always miss his contributions, so it is fantastic to be playing with my partner in crime.
WHAT ARRIVES SECOND?
Sam Dalby, Billy Waters, Jake Bickerstaff, and Steven Fletcher are just a few of the attacking options now available to Wrexham, who continue to draw a lot of interest under the ownership of Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney.
