Paul Mullin: Last News

Ryan Reynolds admitted that maths is not his strength as he reacted to Wrexham going top of the National League on Sunday.A brace from Ollie Palmer and a stoppage time goal from Paul Mullin sealed a 3-0 victory at the Racecourse Ground over Stockport County for the Dragons. As a result of the victory, Wrexham have leapfrogged Stockport into first place in the National League ahead of next weekend's final day of fixtures.Wrexham co-owner Reynolds could not contain his excitement at full-time as he took to Twitter to react to the crucial win over their only remaining title rivals.Reynolds quote tweeted the club's confirmation of the full-time whistle, writing: “I don’t know what happens from here.

Wrexham’s 95th minute penalty winner against Eastleigh.The Dragons came back from being down twice to level the score, courtesy of Aaron Hayden’s first-half header and Paul Mullin’s 78th minute goal. With the score tied at 2-2, Wrexham were awarded a penalty in stoppage time, which Mullin fired into the roof of the net.Fans and players alike erupted as wild scenes unfolded at the Racehorse Ground, with Wrexham climbing the National League table up to second place.

Ryan Reynolds has ranked the goal that booked Wrexham's place in the FA Trophy final at Wembley among his "top 10 life moments."The National League side secured a return to England's national stadium for the first time since 2015 in a dramatic semi-final against Stockport County at the Racecourse Ground on Saturday. With the game poised at 0-0 and heading for penalties, Paul Mullin, a big-money buy from League One side Cambridge United in the summer, popped up with something extra special to settle the tie.

Ryan Reynolds showed his jubilation after Wrexham AFC made it to the FA Trophy at Wembley by rushing on to the pitch to hug the goal-scoring hero who sealed their fate.The Hollywood star, who co-owns Wrexham with It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia actor Rob McElhenney, was seen fist-pumping triumphantly and applauding in the box and tipped his cap at delighted fans as his club won their semi-final against rivals Stockport County.The major cup competition exclusively for non-league clubs ended in nail-biting fashion at Wrexham’s Racecourse Ground stadium after player Paul Mullin broke the 0-0 tie by scoring in the 91st minute.He then further assured the team’s victory by making it 2-0 just two minutes later.The Adam Project star Ryan, who recently pledged to match up to $1million (£762,000) in donations made to the United Nations Refugee Agency for Ukraine alongside wife Blake Lively, then made his way onto the pitch to congratulate Mullin in person after chants of ‘There’s only one Ryan Reynolds’ rang around the stadium.He later tweeted: ‘Seeing this in person was a top ten life moment for me. Thank you, @Wrexham_AFC.’Ryan Reynolds straight to match-winner Paul Mullin after todayâs semi-final @Wrexham_AFC.

Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney unexpectedly attended their first Wrexham game, but the club they took over last February suffered another setback in their quest for promotion as Phil Parkinson's side slipped to a 3-2 defeat. The Dragons got off to a disastrous start with Maidenhead racing into a two-goal lead with Ferdinand and Mingi firing the hosts ahead before Wrexham's Bryce Hosannah received a red card.

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