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VALAIRIAN · 20-03-2009, 09:46

Cannot believe this

Bad news for the club

Squad news
Friday 20th Mar 2009

Mullin joins Bradford on loan
Accrington Stanley striker Paul Mullin has joined Bradford City on loan until the end of the season.

Speaking about the deal Stanley Chief Executive Rob Heys said "From the club's point of view it is disappointing to see one of our key players go out on loan, however Paul was very keen to take the opportunity to have a short spell in the Football League with another club, particularly as they are pushing for a play off place which could lead to a chance for him to play at Wembley."

Paul first joined Stanley in the summer of 1995 but was allowed to leave later that season. He had spells with several non-league clubs before returning to Stanley in the UniBond Premier Division in August 2000. Since that time he has been almost an ever present in the side, missing only ten league games in nine seasons. Last season he became the club's all time record appearance holder, notching up 400 games.

Paul will return to Accrington Stanley in May and the club wishes him and Bradford City all the best for the rest of the season. We expect to announce at least two additions to our squad later today.

Lost for words, 2 year contract last season??????

Hope its somebody like Terry Gornell........

20-03-2009, 09:46	#1
VALAIRIAN God Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 10,806 Liked: 2720 times Rep Power: 3896659	Mullers Gone To Bantams Cannot believe this Bad news for the club Squad news Friday 20th Mar 2009 Mullin joins Bradford on loan Accrington Stanley striker Paul Mullin has joined Bradford City on loan until the end of the season. Speaking about the deal Stanley Chief Executive Rob Heys said "From the club's point of view it is disappointing to see one of our key players go out on loan, however Paul was very keen to take the opportunity to have a short spell in the Football League with another club, particularly as they are pushing for a play off place which could lead to a chance for him to play at Wembley." Paul first joined Stanley in the summer of 1995 but was allowed to leave later that season. He had spells with several non-league clubs before returning to Stanley in the UniBond Premier Division in August 2000. Since that time he has been almost an ever present in the side, missing only ten league games in nine seasons. Last season he became the club's all time record appearance holder, notching up 400 games. Paul will return to Accrington Stanley in May and the club wishes him and Bradford City all the best for the rest of the season. We expect to announce at least two additions to our squad later today. Lost for words, 2 year contract last season?????? Hope its somebody like Terry Gornell........ __________________ JCFG 19 Years in the Football League 308 Last edited by VALAIRIAN; 20-03-2009 at 09:51.