Alan Hardy: 'Notts County paying over £40k per month in win bonuses'

Well done Alan Hardy thus far and come the day when it is beyond your means us fans have a huge debt of gratitude for getting the club going again building it moving it forward , when that day comes and hopefully it will , how much more attractive it would be to investment, but till then keep up the incredible work you are doing , hopefully you are getting great enjoyment and satisfaction out of it .

We clearly need to reduce expenditure like this, hopefully AH can find a way to make it work but I can understand.

The changes at ML this Season are absolutely palpable under this Chairman...and long may he reign!

From his clearly chosen words, it's clear that he's thought about his commitment to the Club and it's future. I have not a doubt in the World that he's already working on plans for the future.

I LOVE that we're, yet again, (and for me) experiencing times like "The Sirrel Years" - both on and off the pitch; with a degree of 'honesty' from everyone concerned - that makes it feel like we're a part of 'something special'.

I think there are 'lost' revenue opportunities too, at the Club.

For example, I've looked for a night out for my family/friends close to Christmas: at least 10 of us. We're all 'young at heart', like good Dance music; probably a meal and (obvs) drinks. We'd have paid up to £50 a ticket for it but I'm afraid a 'Michael Buble' tribute night just didn't cut it for us; yet there are no alternatives offered at ML. (I'm ignoring the Casino night too, cos it ain't our thing either!)

Also wondering where Santa is for the kids... Tickets sold and shop 'present' could see more revenue in; and how about a Christmas Disco (ticket only) for the kids too, with maybe a few players attending?

How about more 'variety' in available food, too? (Although Bovril to be left alone...and always available!)

Read too about 'flats' being built/sold opposite.

Having lived a lot of years close to Twickenham Stadium and watched the humongous changes that happened there over the years, I can tell you that they've now made an absolute killing by making everything around it, being 'Rugby-led'. That derelict ground needs some investment in it that will ENHANCE what's trying to be achieved at Meadow Lane. A Hotel would be excellent - especially if we're looking at playing host to sides with a good following.

But I'm a little ahead of myself here...maybe?

if are losing money stop spending it we are not manchester united or liverpool.

debt is debt at this level.