'I expect nothing less than a tough game' - Mullinspublished at 15:38 BST
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyNewport County boss expects a tricky encounter as his side travel to Bristol Rovers for a Severnside derby on Saturday, 22 August (12:30 BST).
The Exiles got off to the perfect start in Mullins' first league game in charge last Saturday.
A dominant performance saw them beat newly promoted Rochdale 3-0, to the delight of County supporters.
Steve Evans' Rovers will be looking for a response after losing 3-2 away at National League champions York City in their campaign opener.
"Steve Evans' teams are always tough to play against and I think after the weekend they'll definitely want to try and get a response in," said Mullins.
"I watched their game. They look solid. They look like a good team. They've got energy. I expect nothing less than a tough game and especially the first 10-15 minutes.
"I'm sure it'll be a tough, tough, game and a tough afternoon and if we do get a result there, it'll be through a lot of hard work and a bit of a battle."
The Gas won both encounters between the two sides last season, including a 3-0 hammering at the Memorial Stadium back in January.
County will be looking for some revenge on Saturday but Mullins insists his players are not getting carried away despite carrying the momentum of Saturday's comfortable three points.
"With us we've just tried to focus on areas of the game where we feel we can have an impact. I think that's our main thing, keeping the players grounded," Mullins added.
"There are different things and different elements we can look at. I think it's for everyone else to maybe get carried away with, but we've got a job to do.
"Once the whistle starts, hopefully the boys will be focused on what they're doing and we can really give them a tough game and apply our game on the Saturday and get the result."






























