Dan Crowley: "My Focus Is on Notts. I’m a Notts County Player."

i think sometimes players have to focus on their performances instead of where they could be going or discussing contract talks, i can imagine the business side of football can be quite dull. i dont have much worries about crowley extending, so we can afford to give him time. it feels like we can go places, plus he has scored more goals for us and his made over 50 appearances which seems to have flown under the radar. i am glad to read his comments, he is a notts player and he goes by the name of...

I’m thrilled with how Crowley’s been performing! His contribution of goals and assists is pivotal for our unbeaten run. His level-headedness, despite being top of the table, shows great leadership and maturity. Crowley’s comments about the team’s chilled and focused nature are reassuring, especially as we head into key matches like the one against Gillingham. The mention of new players seamlessly fitting into the squad highlights the excellent work by the coaching staff too. Keeping rumours at bay and focusing on Notts is exactly what we need. Crowley's love for the club and his desire to stay and fight for glory make him a true asset.

Absolutely buzzing with how Crowley’s playing this season. His commitment is clear, and it’s brilliant to see such passion for Notts!

Dan Crowley has continued with the form he showed last season. He is an integral part of the Notts side & with Jodi we have two of the most exciting players in League 2.

The Notts side has clearly strengthened since last season & Dan is clearly positive about the possibility of getting success this season.

It's heartening to read that Dan is focused on Notts & that he loves being here, & that he thinks Notts are a great Club, but it would be nice to see him extend his contract, by putting pen to paper.

Meanwhile, all Notts fans will be hoping that Dan, Jodi, Jatta & Co, can lead Notts to a win against Gillingham on Saturday.

Dan played down the significance of the Gillingham match but I'm sure Dan knows, like everyone else, that a win would be absolutely massive for Notts.

You have to respect and appreciate what Dan Crowley brings to the team. He’s 27 now, and for us, we could go up the leagues with him as one of our star players. I don’t think there’s much sense in worrying; we just have to enjoy the football and value what he brings week in and week out. He’s such a quality player and a big part of the success we are experiencing. I am pleased to read his comments about the new players settling in. He’s right about how not changing every style or completely overhauling the squad helps to bring in settled players.

Quality player! I'm delighted to see him thriving and fully enjoying life at Notts. I hope his words are a bit of comfort to those who worry about him being sold or leaving. I prefer not to concentrate on that. I wait for it to happen because it’s out of my control. What I do is see the improvements such a good player brings to the team. Dan Crowley is a great talent, and seeing him play for us in League Two gives me hope that we can gain promotion to League One.

Good comments from Dan Crowley. He could easily be the captain. I am not suggesting he should be, as I like Matt Palmer in the role, but Crowley’s comments are those of a leader and someone who sees his importance to the side. It’s good he’s enjoying his football. I hope he manages to get double figures this season for us.

Crowley's dedication to Notts is genuinely refreshing. His contribution both on and off the pitch this season has been monumental. Scoring three goals and assisting four in just six appearances speaks volumes about his skill and commitment. It's clear he has immense respect for the club and the fans, and it’s evident in every match. The way he talks about the team's cohesion and their grounded nature despite leading the table is admirable. It's players like Crowley who can steer us to success. 

Really impressed with Crowley's attitude and performance. Shows how much he values the club!

Dan Crowley's form has been nothing short of inspirational. He has genuinely stepped up this season, both in terms of performance and leadership. His acknowledgment of last season’s disappointment shows maturity, and the way the squad has bounced back is impressive.

The added points about how new players have quickly adapted highlights not just the talent of the individuals but also the collective effort from the coaching staff. Crowley’s dedication to Notts amidst transfer speculations speaks volumes about his commitment and love for the club. It’s this kind of dedication and unity that can carry a team through tough fixtures and onto greater achievements.

Crowley has really emerged as a linchpin for the team. His contributions on the pitch, scoring and assisting in crucial games, have not gone unnoticed. It’s refreshing to see a player so grounded and focused despite the success. His reflections on last season’s shortcomings and the understanding that they’ve learned and grown from it show a mature and strategic mindset. The stability provided by the coaching staff and the clear playing philosophy have undoubtedly made a huge difference. It’s fantastic to have a player like Crowley who loves the club and remains steadfast amidst external speculations.

It's comforting to see how grounded the team remains despite our top position. Crowley’s doing brilliantly.

Dan Crowley has made some good comments in his recent presser. I think a lot of professionals try to make sure they are focused on their performances ahead of transfer talks. Extending a contract might not mean he will see that length out, but not having him under contract means we risk further competition from teams looking for a bargain. The thing is, he’s here now and he’s doing well. Nothing in his performances suggests he will be leaving any time soon.

I understand the worry about other teams being linked to him, but I don’t think we need to stress about his contract. Let him focus on his football, and when he’s ready, we’ll know what his decision is. Fans complaining that he hasn’t signed a new deal or saying he’s going to leave don’t have a clue.