Paul Mullin delivered his trademark fist pumps to Wrexham fans following confirmation of their promotion, but almost injured himself in the process!
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- Dragons on their way to League One
- Top-three finish wrapped up
- Another brace for prolific frontman
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WHAT HAPPENED?
The Red Dragons are heading back to the third tier of English football after wrapping up a top-three finish in League Two. Another step up the EFL ladder was confirmed after thumping Forest Green Rovers 6-0 at SToK Racecourse.
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THE BIGGER PICTURE
Prolific frontman Mullin, who has passed 100 goals for the club, helped himself to another brace in that convincing win. There were wild scenes of celebration in North Wales at the final whistle, with jubilant supporters flooding onto the pitch.
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WHAT MULLIN SAID
Once the crowds had cleared, Mullin was able to go through his Jurgen Klopp-esque fist pump routine – which has become customary after a big victory for Wrexham. The 29-year-old was, however, feeling the effects of a long, hard season and claimed to have got cramp when getting the fans going.