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STAGS ARE THE PERFECT FIT FOR PAUL

Family life and ambition hold key

By Charlie Peat

COMMITTED: Paul Anderson slides in to make a challenge for Mansfield against Forest Green and, inset, Steve Evans
PICTURE: PSI/Shane Healey MANY footballers might have been tempted across the pond to the bright lights of the MLS but for family man Paul Anderson, Mansfield was the only choice.

And the fact that the Stags remind the midfielder of a spell he had at Swansea during their march up the EFL pyramid doesn’t hurt either.
With his time coming to an end at Northampton, Anderson opted to ignore offers from League One sides an...

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