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Mullin the hero in U’s five-star showing

By Chris Sumpter

MARK Bonner refused to get carried away by Cambridge’s flying start to the season, despite seeing them go top of League Two.
A brace of goals for forwards Paul Mullin and Joe Ironside, which sandwiched a Tyler Cordner own goal, sealed a comfortable victory for the U’s – who have now scored 15 times in six games. But Bonner insisted on keeping his feet firmly on the ground. “You have to really enjoy these moments as best you can, but it’s hard for us as a staff,” said Bonner.
“I’ve told the lads to enjoy it tonight, but then...

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