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Morecambe_Red 31-08-2009 07:07

Paul Mullin
 
could it be ? :-

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Kiwi John 31-08-2009 07:40

Re: Paul Mullin
 
Nah.

VALAIRIAN 31-08-2009 08:10

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Hope not....

Morecambe_Red 31-08-2009 08:24

Re: Paul Mullin
 
it appears he didn't come on in your game against the Shrews on Saturday.

How can that be explained ?

Redash 31-08-2009 08:48

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Strained neck muscle.

Morecambe_Red 31-08-2009 09:36

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Redash (Post 740319)
Strained neck muscle.

and you believe that ?

stanleyfan 31-08-2009 09:41

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YES! have you seen how long his neck is? :rolleyes:

Tin Monkey 31-08-2009 09:45

Re: Paul Mullin
 
Michael Symes, Mullin's replacement on Saturday, was having a really good game and scored a great goal. There was no reason for Mullin to come on, injured or not.

As was said on other threads, if Mullin leaves then he'll do so with the gratitude of every Stanley fan. However, I don't think there'll be the kind of fervour shown as when he left for Bradford last season.

Nickelson 31-08-2009 10:10

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Theres no room for sentiment within the football league. One goal every 4 games and the biggest wage in the team. 35 years of age and one hell of a servant to the club. If you want him you can have him aslong as we get to give him a testimonial.

fatgaz182 31-08-2009 13:02

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Gone.


See fishy

K.S.H 31-08-2009 13:02

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Well he's gone now, now on fishy site

Nickelson 31-08-2009 13:11

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Any idea on the fee ?

shrimper 31-08-2009 13:23

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Details 'undisclosed' I hear, though I'd have thought getting rid of his wage would have been good enough news for Accy.
Problem will have been Paul agreeing to join someone else, on whatever they were offering, when we all know he was on a good deal with you.
Hope this is seen as a good move for all parties and that perhaps you can maybe bring a loanee or two in now, with a contribution to their wages. I think the 'loan' window is still open isn't it?

Good luck for the season.

Mullin signs for Shrimps - Morecambe Today

Christies Child 31-08-2009 13:23

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Mullin signs for Shrimps - Morecambe Today

Seeing Paul in another Red shirt must feel quite sad...almost as if it were our Twissy in reverse.

No doubt a sad day for some of you guys, but maybe it was time for him to move on as he says.

caretaker 31-08-2009 13:36

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Good luck Paul, but I am not too disapointed to see you go,its onwards and upwards for Stanley.

Christies Child 31-08-2009 13:47

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..just as an after thought, I wonder what JC and JB think of this deal?

JB sounded pretty adament that no such deal would happen. Has this been decided by the Board that the deal had to happen thereby underminding both JC and JB. I hope not for JC's sake. A legend at CP.

Nickelson 31-08-2009 13:55

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Loan window isnt anywhere near shut IRC. We turned down a substanstial amount last season.. so i would expect the fee to have some figure.

Jimbo T Hornblower 31-08-2009 14:11

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Gutted :( Obviously couldnt afford his wages even though we tried...

Time to change my signature :(

Jimbo T :horn8:blower

fc:stanley 31-08-2009 14:20

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Jimbo T Hornblower (Post 740380)
Gutted :( Obviously couldnt afford his wages even though we tried...

Time to change my signature :(

Jimbo T :horn8:blower

I think we could afford his wages Jimbo , its just that since his move to Bradford as stanley fans i think we could sense a different mood with Paul. Also we have been playing so so much better at the end of last season and the games this season without Paul!

Its time for him to move on and the club knows it, the fans know it and so does Paul.

Everyone knows how much of a legend this guy actually is, id be here all day typing it!

Good Luck Paul! :)

shrimper 31-08-2009 14:24

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Christies Child (Post 740375)
..just as an after thought, I wonder what JC and JB think of this deal?

JB sounded pretty adament that no such deal would happen. Has this been decided by the Board that the deal had to happen thereby underminding both JC and JB. I hope not for JC's sake. A legend at CP.


I doubt it. There's a lot of bluff and bluster in these kind of situations, people talking things up to get an outcome...


JC - always a legend :notworthy

cashman 31-08-2009 14:30

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Gotta wish him all the best in the world, but fer me its the best outcome all round.:)

VALAIRIAN 31-08-2009 15:01

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Gutted with this news :( But not surprised to be honest, really, really hope it works out for Mullers - apart from playing Stanley :D - the worst thing for me is no testimonial for such a true servant :( :(

Dan 31-08-2009 15:02

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Shortly I'm going to be on 2BR talking about this transfer etc. and we'll also have some thoughts from Coley on the situation...

In tomorrow night's coverage we'll then have an extended interview, plus a tribute to Paul's Stanley career.

But if all things go to plan you should hear me and Coley on 99.8FM 2BR or at 2br - Home Page in the next 15 minutes.

Dan

shakermaker 31-08-2009 15:08

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Gutted. The financial benefits are obvious as in my opinion (as much as the management have said in the press that they want Paul to stay) the club have been trying to whore him out for the best part of a year. On the footballing side I think this move will prove to be highly regrettable; most know that I think Paul still has a lot to offer on the pitch, but behind the scenes I think the strikers we have contracted to the club (Symes and King) could definitely use the input and influence of Paul Mullin. Couldn't bear seeing Mullers play against us. I hope no idiot gives him stick when he does.

VALAIRIAN 31-08-2009 15:16

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Quote:

Originally Posted by shakermaker (Post 740394)
Gutted. The financial benefits are obvious as in my opinion (as much as the management have said in the press that they want Paul to stay) the club have been trying to whore him out for the best part of a year. On the footballing side I think this move will prove to be highly regrettable; most know that I think Paul still has a lot to offer on the pitch, but behind the scenes I think the strikers we have contracted to the club (Symes and King) could definitely use the input and influence of Paul Mullin. Couldn't bear seeing Mullers play against us. I hope no idiot gives him stick when he does.


I would be amazed if anybody did :eek: But if somebody did, I would think they would regret it ;) :)

maccawozzagod 31-08-2009 15:20

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whilst it may be true that Paul has a lot to offer in terms of experience and 'coaching' the younger lads, that wouldn't be worth what Paul is/was paid - that can only be purely down to what happens over the ninety minutes. From that point of view we have had the best of him and for that I truly thank him for his exceptional service and professionalism over the last 10 years.

From a personal point of view I am gutted cos I sponsored his shirt this year!!!! never mind at least I can get it earlier!

Good luck Paul. I hope you still get 20 goals this year but obviously Morecambe still have to finish below us

Morecambe_Red 31-08-2009 15:27

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Quote:

Originally Posted by maccawozzagod (Post 740397)
whilst it may be true that Paul has a lot to offer in terms of experience and 'coaching' the younger lads, that wouldn't be worth what Paul is/was paid - that can only be purely down to what happens over the ninety minutes. From that point of view we have had the best of him and for that I truly thank him for his exceptional service and professionalism over the last 10 years.

From a personal point of view I am gutted cos I sponsored his shirt this year!!!! never mind at least I can get it earlier!

Good luck Paul. I hope you still get 20 goals this year but obviously Morecambe still have to finish below us

Macca I am sure if you have a word with the Morecambe Commercial director you will be able to sponsor him !

Seriously I am very excited about seeing him in our team. We dreaded playing against him.

maccawozzagod 31-08-2009 15:28

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Morecambe_Red (Post 740400)
Macca I am sure if you have a word with the Morecambe Commercial director you will be able to sponsor him !

on yer bike sonny :D

AccyMad 31-08-2009 15:39

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Absolutely gutted, not much else to say - sad day at Stanley :(

Willie Miller 31-08-2009 16:27

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Good business, we have had the best of him. Good Luck in the future...

A legend, but Accrington Stanley FC have a new chapter starting today......

In Coleman I Trust

Grimps 31-08-2009 16:42

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if we get 25,000 its good money pays taxman . 35 years old . top man good luck accycombe fc

Mik Griff 31-08-2009 17:01

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Willie Miller (Post 740415)
Good business, we have had the best of him. Good Luck in the future...

A legend, but Accrington Stanley FC have a new chapter starting today......

In Coleman I Trust

Pretty much echo this statement, I think when we play with Paul upfront, we tend to play Hoof-Ball, and this does'nt work for us at all, we play our best football on the ground, There's no arguing what Paul has done for the club, excellent servant, but I think it's time for a new appproach for the team.

Good luck Muller's!

Christies Child 31-08-2009 17:42

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Grimps (Post 740417)
if we get 25,000 its good money pays taxman . 35 years old . top man good luck accycombe fc

I doubt if we'd pay that amount for him. In fact I'd think it more likely we've taken the guy of your wage bill and handed over only a modest fee...if in fact a fee at all!

Tin Monkey 31-08-2009 18:48

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Christies Child (Post 740430)
I doubt if we'd pay that amount for him. In fact I'd think it more likely we've taken the guy of your wage bill and handed over only a modest fee...if in fact a fee at all!

I'd agree with that CC. A good move all round and I think it's the best for everyone. Always sad when a true legend moves on, but hopefully this will herald another chapter of our new dawn (whatever that brings in the short term).

http://www.ttpics.co.uk/shrimpsvoice...ile.php?id=470

Div3North 31-08-2009 19:24

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Do we read anything into the fact that the front of his shirt appears to read "Bench"? ;)

Good luck Paul, and thanks for all you did for the Stanley. Top man - welcome back any time.

AccyMad 31-08-2009 19:46

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Christies Child (Post 740430)
I doubt if we'd pay that amount for him. In fact I'd think it more likely we've taken the guy of your wage bill and handed over only a modest fee...if in fact a fee at all!

Rub salt into the wound why don't you - whatever you've paid for Paul you've definately got a bargain and your gain is definately our loss.

Christies Child 31-08-2009 21:56

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Quote:

Originally Posted by AccyMad (Post 740463)
Rub salt into the wound why don't you - whatever you've paid for Paul you've definately got a bargain and your gain is definately our loss.

Sorry AccyMad, certainly no harm intended.

lancsdave 31-08-2009 22:22

Re: Paul Mullin
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by shrimper (Post 740370)
I think the 'loan' window is still open isn't it?

Transfer window is open until 5pm tomorrow. The 'Loan' window usually opens a week after for football league clubs.

pud 01-09-2009 07:48

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Mullin has always given us a hard time in the past so i am quite happy he is not going to be playing against us on sat but in the long run i do think this is the best think for stanley.

you can use the money (wages to maybe tap up blackburn or burnley for a striker on loan or dare i say liverpool or everton) who can score at a better rate than mullin has done over the last 2 seasons as for an outsider looking in without having any affection for a fan favourite i think its a good deal and i hope i am proved right and you do finish above morecambe

shrimper 01-09-2009 09:19

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Quote:

Originally Posted by shakermaker (Post 740394)
Couldn't bear seeing Mullers play against us. I hope no idiot gives him stick when he does.

I reckon there's absolutely no chance whatsoever of that happening. We have our rivalries but we know that Stanley fans know their foootball, support their team properly and respect their legends, whoever they go on to play for.

I'd be staggered if anyone from Accy did anything other than give him a very loud and warm reception when we play you.

Don't worry about him getting stick - it won't happen.

loweiy 01-09-2009 10:35

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Agent Mullin your task is now clear good luck and gods speed!

cashman 01-09-2009 10:39

Re: Paul Mullin
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by loweiy (Post 740564)
Agent Mullin your task is now clear good luck and gods speed!

Are you real loweiy? ya just blown his cover.:D

harwood red 01-09-2009 12:53

Re: Paul Mullin
 
Sad to see a Stanley legend go, but times move on and so do players....

But will always remember Paul Mullin aka Mr Accy Stanley .. Mr Shrimper really doesn't have the same ring :cool:

Good luck Paul and thanks but please get another neck strain when it comes to the stanley match please :D

shrimper 01-09-2009 13:04

Re: Paul Mullin
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by loweiy (Post 740564)
Agent Mullin your task is now clear good luck and gods speed!


:biggrin8::biggrin8:

LongLostSon 01-09-2009 13:20

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Hard to imagine a better 'club man' than Paul Mullin. I hope that Paul realises that the Stanley fans say goodbye to PM the player with a deal of appreciation and affection (in a manly sort of way of course !). Who knows, when he stops playing we might value Paul in a different role back at Stanley. Hope the club can give him a decent testimonial.

Wynonie Harris 01-09-2009 13:34

Re: Paul Mullin
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by LongLostSon (Post 740594)
Hope the club can give him a decent testimonial.

Hope so, too. Reckon he deserves it more than any Stanley player in recent history. Testimonials aren't usually well-attended at Stanley (sometimes embarrassingly so), but Paul's so well-regarded that I reckon most of the 900-1,000 loyalists would turn up.

yonmon 01-09-2009 14:56

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 740596)
Hope so, too. Reckon he deserves it more than any Stanley player in recent history. Testimonials aren't usually well-attended at Stanley (sometimes embarrassingly so), but Paul's so well-regarded that I reckon most of the 900-1,000 loyalists would turn up.

Too true Wyn!...I for one would be there...with Bells on !!, and Alfred.E. wouldn't miss it for anything, being a devoted fan of the great Paul !!.

Incidentally, like so many more of his admirers on our forum, I wish Paul all the luck for his continuing career with 'the Shrimps'. A real Footballer, and a Gentleman to boot!.

'What me worry?'....Not just yet!.

theresonlyoneaccy 01-09-2009 17:44

Re: Paul Mullin
 
I guess we'll have to buy some decent light bulbs with John looking like he's going to have to retire.

MikeA 01-09-2009 19:50

Re: Paul Mullin
 
I suppose Paul playing for Morecambe will have sorted out the opposition for his testimonial.

And does this open the door for Craig Lindfield?

And thanks, Paul, for everything you've done for Stanley. I always wanted to see you playing in the league. Nine years ago, I never imagined that you would do it in a Stanley shirt.

VALAIRIAN 01-09-2009 19:54

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Lindfield was mentioned on 2BR tonight.

maccawozzagod 30-09-2009 01:00

Re: Paul Mullin
 
i like this post on Shrimpsvoices tonight

Mullin is great in the air, which means that it is often too tempting for our defence to launch it towards him
oh well

Mik Griff 30-09-2009 01:24

Re: Paul Mullin
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by maccawozzagod (Post 749307)
i like this post on Shrimpsvoices tonight

Mullin is great in the air, which means that it is often too tempting for our defence to launch it towards him
oh well

What a twist !

maccawozzagod 30-09-2009 06:39

Re: Paul Mullin
 
nah, twist was a 2nd half substitute for Jevons!

Mik Griff 30-09-2009 12:10

Re: Paul Mullin
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by maccawozzagod (Post 749319)
nah, twist was a 2nd half substitute for Jevons!


Git!


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