Paul Mullin

the last...

Well, we've played five games this season and in all five games, you could argue that that striker, whether it had been Mullin or Bradshaw, has looked isolated in every single game, no matter who started.

And the time that they've looked the best is either when they play together or we're just going, you know, Hail Mary and everyone's sort of up and supporting the play.

I really like Tavares as a footballer.

Gilly or maybe Hall, but I dropped Gilly because I think he looks stronger on the left-hand side.

But then you've got to ask him to do all this defensive work.

For me personally, I would, as Ben says here, I would drop Tavares and play Bradshaw or Mullin alongside Sabine because, look, the lad is 19.

He looks about 25.

But like we sort of said, sometimes when you're, when you're down the bottom, it doesn't matter how you win, as long as you win, that's all you really care about.

Um, Rotherham, obviously you have Paul Mullin leading the line for them.

Um, both of them have-- both teams have got a sort of striker that knows, knows where the back of the net is.

Fabio Tavares for, uh, Rotherham has started the season really strong.

We need that kind of somebody that's, levels above and can create their own chances.

One thing which Paul Mullin did incredibly well, again, particularly in the National League League two days, he was capable of creating his own chances and then having the skill to execute said chances.

with the greatest respect to Kiefer Moore and to Sam Smith, they're not that type of player.

No.

Aldershot, where you'd walk through a forest to get to the away end.

I went there when Paul Mullin was using a squeegee to mop the pitch and you'd, you know, trying to dry the pitch with a towel.

We'll have some geography nuts here saying, "That's not a London away day."

Yeah, but okay, if it-- as the part of the London Reds-

yeah yeah and this is the frustration with Tavares because he can do something like that which is like look it's an inch away from perfection because there's so many crowded bodies there as well to get it up that high was the right idea and the execution was almost perfect so you can do things like that and really impact the game but Yeah, just one of those things.

Even Mullin afterwards with his back heel.

If you watch it back, I'm sure in the moment he has no idea, but Al Joffrey stood two yards to his left with one player on the line.

Maybe it still doesn't go in, but it's a much better situation to score.

And I'm sure Mullin just doesn't see him and just thinks he needs to get it on target.

So I don't really care about that.

But

Their centre-halves won everything in the air.