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Richie Mills

Paul Mullin enjoys ‘glorious weekend’ despite Wrexham exile continuing – with Red Dragons striker seeing no League One minutes since January

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Paul Mullin celebrated a "glorious weekend" despite his exile from the Wrexham first-team continuing.

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  • Wrexham beat Rotherham
  • Mullin left out of team again
  • Stil enjoys "glorious weekend"
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  • WHAT HAPPENED?

    Wrexham beat Rotherham United 1-0 to keep their League One promotion hopes alive on Saturday and Mullin's beloved Liverpool beat Southampton 3-1 to extend their lead at the top of the Premier League. And although the striker was left out of the Red Dragons' squad again, the 30-year-old was remaining positive.

  • WHAT PAUL MULLIN SAID

    He wrote in an Instagram story: "What a glorious weekend. @wrexham_afc win @liverpoolfc win."

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  • THE BIGGER PICTURE

    Mullin has not played for Wrexham in League One since the end of January, with winter transfer window arrivals Sam Smith and Jay Rodriguez now ahead of him in the pecking order. At this rate, the Wrexham legend may not be at the club for much longer.

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    WHAT NEXT?

    Mullin will hope to get some game time as soon as possible, starting with their trip to Reading on Tuesday. Wrexham are sitting third in the League One table after 35 games, only behind second-placed Wycombe on goal difference as the race for automatic promotion heats up.