Josh Mullin: Last News

Hamilton boss Stuart Taylor says referee John Beaton gave Kilmarnock a Christmas present to get them back into the game before they went on to win 3-1 at New Douglas Park.

Hamilton boss Stuart Taylor says his side showed the character he's looking for as they fought back and beat Inverness 2-1 in the Highlands this afternoon.

Hamilton Accies midfielder Josh Mullin insists their youthful side need to get "streetwise" after letting a win slip through their grasp in stoppage time for the second week running.

Lewis Smith is thankful Hamilton’s wasteful finishing didn’t come back to bite them against Queen of the South.

Hamilton boss Stuart Taylor hailed his "relentless" Accies for not giving up and finally finding the goal that saw them return to winning ways.

Andy Ryan climbed off the bench to earn Hamilton Accies a morale-boasting victory in the Scottish Championship.

Josh Mullin believes Hamilton performed better than Kilmarnock despite the Ayrshire club's victory against Accies - and small details are being punished, according to the attacker.

one of four changes from last week's defeat to Kilmarnock.In a more forward-thinking line-up, David Moyo, Reegan Mimnaugh and Marley Redfern all came in, as George Stanger, Miko Virtanen, Kieran McDonald and Lewis Smith dropped to the bench, while midfield talisman David Templeton was absent through a hamstring strain.Allan Johnston made just one change to his Queens side from last week's win over Morton, with Lee Connelly replacing Josh Todd in midfield and new signing Ben Liddle starting on the bench.Accies started brightly and in five minutes Queens keeper Solomon Brynn did well to claw away a Josh Mullin corner to the back post with Moyo lurking.Mullin was involved again two minutes later when he slipped the ball to Mimnaugh in space

new boss Stuart Taylor plenty of food for thought as he watched from the stands beside chairman Allan Maitland, following yesterday's unveiling.

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James Tavernier set Gers on their way with his 19th of the season from the penalty spot late in the first half before Ryan Kent and Ianis Hagi netted in the second 45 minutes for a comfortable 3-0 win.Rangers were impressive but early on it looked like a typical end of season encounter and Livingston had the best chance to open the scoring and it was Jay Emmanuel-Thomas who created the opportunity.The former Arsenal kid proved a real handful and he rolled Jack Simpson before sending a ball through for Josh Mullin but Jon McLaughlin raced out to make the save.Get all the latest Rangers news sent straight to your Inbox every day by signing up to our newsletter.We cover every morsel of information regarding your favourite club in the form of

Edinburgh City 1 LIVINGSTON 5Livi’s road to Hampden started off in style in October with a resounding victory over League Two side Edinburgh City.Josh Mullin, making his second debut for the club having signed the previous day, netted twice in the first half after Scott Robinson had opened the scoring.Strikers Matej Poplatnik and Lars Lokotsch both scored their first goals for the club in the second half to complete a resounding victory.LIVINGSTON 2 Alloa Athletic 1The Lions haven’t had it all their own way on their path to the final and they could have come unstuck against Championship side Alloa Athletic in their second group clash.Robert Thomson bundled home the opening for the Wasps, who led at the break at the Tony Macaroni Arena.Two

Betfred Cup Final as the Lions turned Hampden into their own personal den in their final four clash against St Mirren. It gives the West Lothian side a chance to win the trophy for the second time in their history after David Martindale's heroes fought for every inch at the national stadium.Scott Robinson's eighth-minute opener was enough to see his team through to the February 28 final where they'll meet St Johnstone.Livingston started on the front foot with Jon Guthrie and Josh Mullin both testing Jak Alnwick with sighters from just outside the box.

Callum McGregor admits Celtic "didn't really understand the game" as they slumped to a goalless draw with Livingston. It was another poor performance from Neil Lennon's side with the best chance of the afternoon falling to Armstrong Okoflex, but he failed to convert Anthony Ralston's cross from six yards out with the goalkeeper beaten.

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.Livingston winger Josh Mullin says nobody knows Livingston better than David Martindale - and that makes him the ideal candidate to become the club's new gaffer.Martindale admitted he has thrown his hat into the ring as they search for a replacement for Gary Holt, but insists he's happy doing whatever role the club ask of him.Mullin, who is approaching 100 appearances for the Lions, has been convinced - twice - by the interim boss to sign for the West Lothian club and he has no doubt that he deserves a chance to be the head coach after six years working tirelessly for the club.He said: "I would 100 per cent support that and I think all the boys

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.Livingston have signed Josh Mullin two years after the winger left the club for Ross County.The 28-year-old was part of the Livi side that secured back-to-back promotions under David Hopkin following his arrival in January 2016 but moved north prior to the Lions' return to the Premiership.He would secure a second successive Championship promotion in his first year in Dingwall but was released by the club on Friday citing a desire to return closer to home.Mullin, nicknamed The Postman by Livi fans due to the high number of assists he provided and quality of his deliveries into the box, featured 88 times during his first spell at the club and