Paul Mullin, the Wrexham striker, has been a fucking disappointment this season, despite his previous heroics for the club. The 30-year-old bellend has been struggling to even make the bench, let alone the starting lineup, in the League One campaign. Mullin, who has scored a sh*tload of goals for Wrexham, hasn't played a single fucking league game since January, being left out by that mug of a manager, Phil Parkinson.
Mullin's fall from grace
The once-legendary striker has fallen out of favour while competing for a starting spot alongside some other muppets like Sam Smith and Jay Rodriguez. With a squad full of striker options, Wrexham has had to juggle their forward line, and Mullin, despite his past glory, has been sacrificed on the way to the Red Dragons securing a place in the Championship.
Parkinson's plan for Mullin
Parkinson, the Wrexham boss, has finally revealed the fucking plan for Mullin and fellow striker Ollie Palmer, who has also struggled for game time. The manager labelled the pair as 'legends' and said they are set to be staying at the club. Parkinson told BBC Sport Wales that everyone's made a contribution, and Mullin and Palmer will be back in pre-season ready to go again.
Mullin's future at Wrexham
Despite his lack of playing time, it seems that Mullin's future remains at Wrexham. The striker may feature in the final game of the League One season against Lincoln, and it looks like that won't be his last appearance in a Red Dragons shirt if Parkinson's stance remains. Wrexham is then likely to jet off to Las Vegas for a promotion party, with Mullin set to be involved in pre-season for the club's first-ever Championship campaign later this summer.
