Paul Mullin

“The tabloid press is notorious but I'll never understand an attitude where someone from a newspaper wants to create problems that don't exist.”

“I used to watch Liverpool home and away, and go all over the world.”

“Sometimes it does feel like it's a lot of pressure on me to deliver. But also I put that pressure on myself.”

“Obviously it's a dream to go and play international football, but not for a moment do I think it's going to happen. But you never know, you work hard and do the best you can and see what happens.”

“If you haven't got pressure in your job then you're not doing the right job.”

“Writing the book was quite therapeutic at times. It's emotional, it's up and down.”

“I just want to play football and enjoy it.”

“Sad to say that at Swindon I found the exact opposite to Morecambe. There wasn't so much a split as a chasm. I could only watch as the changing room imploded around me.”

“Being in a worldwide documentary is not something you grow up thinking is going to happen to you, to be honest with you.”

“I care about Albi. I spend every minute thinking about how I can help him overcome barriers that he, as a child, can't foresee. As soon as I work out he can jump one, in my head the next one appears.”

“To be part of a football nation worldwide would be unbelievable.”

“Ryan and Rob are really ambitious and phenomenally successful in all they do. In football they don't want it to be any different.”

“It becomes a bit strange at first getting used to it, when you walk into a supermarket or a shop in the town centre and people ask for photos. At first, you stand back and you're like, 'Me?! Why would you want a photo with me?'”

“There is no greater pressure than bringing up an autistic child so football doesn't really matter to me in that aspect, it's a game of football. You go out to enjoy it.”

“The Tranmere fans don't care about Liverpool. They come no matter how we are doing.”

“If you win, everything always feels better.”

“In all honesty, Wrexham without Humphrey Ker just wouldn't be Wrexham. Eton-educated and a seasoned stage performer he might be, but actually he couldn't be a more natural part of the club - always there wanting to help, making sure the players have got everything they need, just a really positive presence.”

“I don't get the attraction of going to a place where I can't hear anyone. You're there with your mates, but you can't speak to them - what's the point of that?”

“I'm used to seeing murals around Anfield for Liverpool players. Now I have one in Wrexham and I couldn't feel more grateful. Our fans are special.”

“I've never felt this much love or welcomed as much as I have here at Wrexham.”