David McGoldrick: "It's nice to be back at Notts County, it is my club"

This for me, played a part in what made me feel it was a good move. I felt a little sceptical before and I  didn't really believe the rumour. Like some others, I thought it wasn't much truth but now he's signed I think we can look forward to having a bit more experience in the right departments.

Stepping down to League Two, he should be able to make a big impact and, I think if Ruben leaves this would be where McGoldricks prime position would be for us. As he can drop deeper, come back and support the attacking play.

Really happy with the recruitment so far, Jodi and Randall, now Big Dave.

I love the way he feels connected to the club and is a fan, what he says seems genuine to me and feeling the way he does about the club means he’ll strive to do the best for “his” club. This is great for both parties.

Good signing. Players often speak with emotion to help their transition across, but I believe every word David McGoldrick says. He’s here to help us progress and I think it’s a great thing.

Welcome home, David McGoldrick. We are thrilled to have you back and will give you our full support. We know that you will give it your all and put in every effort you can. We are happy with the signing and your comments have been great.

I am pleased with the current situation, and I am leaning towards the belief that everything will end successfully. Based on my observations, I believe that our latest member will play a similar role to Ruben Rodrigues, but he may also be able to play as a striker. We currently have four skilled strikers, and Macaulay Langstaff will be our primary point of focus.

I would be delighted if some quick, skillful midfielders and defenders joined our team. Alternatively, if we intend to add more depth, we could have some of our young players fill the remaining positions. I am thrilled that David McGoldrick is joining us as we push to return to League One.

Yeah, he spoke highly of Notts in the article, which was quite enjoyable. McGoldrick's perspective was particularly engaging. Hopefully, he got off to a strong start, alongside our other players. It seems that this season could bring another successful campaign for Notts.

i think hes spoken well in his first interview back at the club, i did not realise he supported notts. i hope he does well and settles in well. i think he will do well instantly connecting with our existing squad. we need a chant just for him and one for + john bostock.

He must work to earn his place on the team, but I believe he will succeed and hopefully score early on. This would boost his confidence. He speaks confidently and now that it has officially happened, we can begin assembling the rest of the squad. Despite stating in his interview with Notts that money isn't everything, I bet he will receive a decent wage.

It’s great to see David McGoldrick returning to his boyhood club and expressing his delight at being back at Meadow Lane. I’m sure he’ll be a valuable asset to the team.

The recent changes at Notts County Football Club have certainly caught the attention of many, including McGoldrick. The club’s efforts to modernise and improve its facilities have been met with excitement and anticipation. It’s always great to see a club moving forward and taking steps to enhance the experience for its players and fans alike.

McGoldrick’s memories of watching Notts County as a kid and visiting as a fan show his deep connection to the club. It’s always special when a player has that kind of bond with their team.

McGoldrick’s debut for Notts County Football Club against Sheffield Wednesday at the tender age of 15 is certainly a remarkable achievement. It must have been an incredible experience for him to step onto the pitch and play alongside seasoned professionals at such a young age.

It’s heartening to hear that McGoldrick remembers the players and staff who supported him during that time. The guidance and encouragement he received from those around him undoubtedly played a crucial role in his development as a player. It’s always wonderful to see young talent being nurtured and given the opportunity to shine.

McGoldrick’s aim to finish his career at Notts County is admirable and shows his dedication to the club. I’m sure he’ll be a valuable asset to the team and will contribute to their success.

The new changing rooms and PA system being installed at Meadow Lane are exciting developments for the club and it’s great that McGoldrick was able to see these changes first-hand.

It’s great that McGoldrick will have the support of his family at many games this season. Family is important and it must be special for him to share this experience with them.

McGoldrick’s recollections of driving past the stadium and feeling a sense of belonging illustrate the profound connection he has with Notts County. The club holds a special place in his heart, as it is where he began his professional football career. Returning to the club must evoke a sense of nostalgia and pride for him, as he reflects on his journey and the memories he has made there.

This signing feels a lot more important knowing that Ruben Rodrigues has left Notts for pastures new. I think David has the chance to become more than one County’s hero. I think he will prove himself to be a very good addition even though it’s for the short term.

The good thing about David McGoldrick signing is that if we need a striker, he can fill that role. If we need someone to cover out wide, while not being the most natural, he can do that too. Yes, I know he’s getting on but I think he and Jim O’Brien can match many of the lads for fitness. Great signing!