da esport bet： Paul Mullin’s prolific strike rate at Wrexham has left his team-mates stunned, with the superstar frontman one goal away from 100 for the club.
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Star striker signed in 2021Reached 99 goals in three seasonsTaking aim at another promotionWHAT HAPPENED?
A proven performer in the Football League, Mullin stepped down into the National League when moving to SToK Racecourse in 2021. He was an early marquee signing for Hollywood co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, with an immediate return delivered on their investment.
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Mullin fired Wrexham back into the EFL last season and has reached 20 for the current campaign, leaving him on 99 in total through 134 appearances. Will Boyle admits to being unaware that his club colleague was so close to becoming a centurion, saying of that impressive record: “It's not bad going that! I know he has scored a heck of a lot of goals but I wouldn't have put him on that. To get that in three years is some achievement so hopefully he doesn't go too long until he gets to a century.”
THE BIGGER PICTURE
Mullin could reach three figures in Wrexham’s clash with Doncaster on Tuesday. Boyle added on that contest, which will see the Red Dragons looking to maintain their recent improvement on the road: “We spoke about that, probably a month or so ago, that we needed to try and turn the away form around. We are right up there for home form in the table and the away table, I think we were down in seventh or eighth when we looked at it. I imagine we have climbed it now and we are putting in some professional and resolute performances. There's still a long way to go, we have still got to do that a good few more times now so hopefully we can start that on Tuesday. We had a good result last week on the road at Grimsby and hopefully we can follow-up the Mansfield win. We will be looking to go again, put in a good performance and see where it takes us.”
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Wrexham have six games left to take in this season, as they look to wrap up back-to-back promotions. A top-three finish in League Two will get them over that line, with there still a chance that Phil Parkinson’s side can savour another title triumph.