.jpg)
Mills hopes to repeat success
Lee Mills have been reliving previous success in the FA Cup.
He has told the Evening News about scoring a goal for Wolves against Ipswich over ten years ago which allowed Wolves to have a quarter-final tie against Chelsea.
Mills was given his full debut for the Molineux club that day by Graham Turner, who was in charge at Wolves at the time.
"It was a great feeling when we beat Ipswich. I scored the first and Andy Thompson, the left-back, scored the winner and it was in front of the television cameras.
"Graham had only recently signed me from Stocksbridge and there I was making a name for myself in the FA Cup. I was only a young lad at the time and there were much bigger names at Wolves like Bull and Mutch."
More recently Mills was involved in a good cup run with Telford United who knocked out Brentford and Crewe Alexandra before losing to finalists Millwall in the fourth round.
Mills has scored in all of his last four games and hopes to contribute to today's match. He is confident of a win against Boston.
"What has happened in the LDV bodes well for us in the FA Cup because we have proved on three occasions that we can beat teams in the Football League.
"We were far and away the better team against Blackpool. We want to continue that against Boston although we know they will play a full strength side."
