JOHN Mullins admits what has been a decent season for him personally would turn into one to forget if the Stags are relegated.
The young defender has shone at both right back and centre half in a season in which he has matured into one of the club's most consistent performers.
But he said: "All I am concentrating on is staying up.
"It is professional pride. It is all that is in my thoughts. We are all positive and believe we can pull off this 'Great Escape' as it's been dubbed.
"My performances have not been bad, though I always believe I can do better.
"I always give 100 per cent and if we stay up I will think I have had a half-decent season. But if we got relegated it wouldn't be one I would want to look back at. If we do stay up then maybe I will feel I have achieved something.
"The lads in the dressing room want to keep Mansfield Town up. This is a big town and we don't want to be a Conference side.
"We want to stay in the Football League. We keep talking about it but actions speak louder than words and we have to win on Saturday."
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