Josh Mullin wants to see Livingston develop to Betfred Cup semi-finals
Josh Mullin eager to support Livingston's development in their recent rejuvenation by reaching the Betfred Cup semi-finals since 2006.
The success would extend the luck of the team who were in the bottom tier of Scottish football 10 years ago and were transferred back to the third tier in 2016.
Mullin
aided
Livi
to successive advances ahead of returning to the team earlier this season after two years with County.
The 28-year-old said:
“It’s massive, a chance to get to Hampden for both teams. That’s a massive incentive in itself as you don’t get there very often.
“One of the reasons I came back was seeing the change and progress the club has made over the years.
“I was there from League One to going up from the Championship through the play-offs. It’s been a massive rise but it’s not stood still, it’s continuing to do that.
“It comes from within the club, from the coaching staff right down through the kit man, the physio, the sports scientists – every one of them do everything they can to push you and put demands on you.
“Everyone wants to go in that direction and it’s a case of everyone pulling together.”
Mullin
went to West Lothian lately before
Livi
’
s cup campaign started in October and will challenge his former club for the first time since that move.
The midfielder said:
“I’ve got a lot of mates up there still but, come Wednesday, there’s no mates in football, is there?
“They will be the exact same. It’s a game where both sets of players will be absolutely hungry to win.”
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