Stanley stalwart looks ahead

Veteran striker Paul Mullin believes Accrington Stanley can build on their first season back in the Football League.

The Stanley stalwart has been impressed with the new players brought in by manager John Coleman so far this summer and is looking forward to their next League Two campaign.

Goalkeeper Kenny Arthur, midfielder Paul Carden and forward John Miles have all arrived at the Fraser Eagle Stadium since the end of last season.

"Hopefully, the gaffer will be bringing in a couple more players," said Mullin.

"I know he is looking for another centre-half, and another forward player would be nice. The more competition for places, the better.

"I've been impressed with the players we've brought in."

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