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Plymouth Argyle has been rumoured to have offered an 18-month deal to Alan Smith back in late December, however, the Notts midfielder looks set to turn down the move and remain amongst the ranks at Meadow Lane.

News emerged via Twitter after an image picturing Smith posing for a photo with a young football fan. Later on the same day, another photograph depicting Smith meeting up with Argyle manager Derek Adams was shared amongst social media.

Yet the magpies' are believed to have given Smith permission to talk to Plymouth Argyle, but it is now understood that after having had time to speak to the new Notts manager Jamie Fullarton, Smith has decided to see out his remaining deal at Meadow Lane, which expires at the end of the season.

Smith is believed to be one of the lowest earners at Notts, as he has made it clear he is not motivated by money. His decision to remain as a Notts County player will be well received by the dressing room, with Smith a popular figure among other team mates and he will be keen to now impress Notts manager Jamie Fullarton who had named Smith as one of his substitutes in the 1-0 away win last Saturday against Crawley Town.

So far he has managed to have made 17 appearances, with Smith being in contention for selection against AFC Wimbledon on Saturday.

However, some Notts fans may have wished for Alan Smith to be one of few players to depart Meadow Lane - as we sort to reduce the current playing squad.

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upthepies

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He can reside as a bit player at Notts, good luck to him!

heraldmagpie

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If he performs like we know he can, he will be good to have around the only problem is his consistency.

at least i dont have to change my display picture lol

alan smith is not our worst player but like already mentioned, he is not very consistent. i do believe he is an easy target tho because of his career.

He's had it as a player. If we've offered him a deal covering next season too, hopefully it'll be as a coach and not as a player.

Turkey_Twizzler

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I think smith still has a role to play at Notts, I wouldn't want him in the starting XI every week but he is a hard tackling central midfielder and he actually played well against Plymouth if I remember rightly, he no longer has the pace but if we get him to man mark a creative player he could do well

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