'Incredible Mentality’: Stuart Maynard Reflects on Notts County’s 4-2 Victory

it did take some getting used to the pitch but i thought bromley did well since they were used to it, the start was a shock but i had faith that our quality would make a real game of it. the defence improved massively as the game progressed, in the changes helped to sway the game more in our favour and i think stuart maynard made smart choices. it was a joy to see jodi jones have that drive to get us back into the game. we really deserved to pull off the come back!

Absolutely stunning comeback from Notts!! The mentality of the team is something else. Well done, lads!

It was pleasing to see Jodi Jones calmly convert the penalty. Their keeper almost got to it, but it was excellently placed by Jodi. The start can be like that; teams spring a surprise, and Bromley might feel they should have used the 2-0 lead more to their advantage. I don’t know, I feel it’s more frustrating to lead a game and lose it than to start on the back foot and impressively overturn it with a 4-2 victory. I have clips of the game and the highlights. Notts looked like they played some classy football.

It's great to see Notts handling the pressure so well, even when things start off poorly. Stuart Maynard’s tactical tweaks were spot on, and it shows how prepared and versatile the team is. Jodi Jones was fantastic with his brace, and Dan Crowley’s goal added the icing on the cake. Our defence also deserves praise for their resilience as Bromley pushed forward after we equalised. This kind of performance is what makes a team championship-calibre. Here's hoping we can maintain this unbeaten streak and continue to impress.

Alex Bass looked very frustrated after we conceded early. I don’t think we had much of a grip on the expectations of how the ball would be played across such a dry pitch. Maynard mentioned the longer grass, but I am pleased this wasn’t used as an excuse to explain defeat but more highlighted as a reason behind a difficult start. The way our players pulled themselves together was very impressive. Jodi Jones and Dan Crowley really linked together to help put us back into the game. It was also great to see Matt Palmer starting. He and David McGoldrick offered calmness, which made our play exciting to watch. It was the best away game I have been to!

Bromley did well. They deserve credit for picking up on our poor start and taking the lead. It must be frustrating for them, as it seems they often give the lead away. At 2-0, you don’t have to work as hard, but effort needs to be made to kill off the game. I felt surprised that they didn’t try harder to stop momentum. To a degree, they kept playing, and this came to our benefit. No idea why the Bromley player thought it was wise to foul Jodi Jones, but his decision to stay on the pitch and not go off for treatment was a wise decision. I thought the attacking display by Notts was superb. Even Bromley at times looked dangerous. I am very proud of the way we came back into the match. Stuart Maynard made smart changes, which did help change the way the game was being played.

The match showed Notts's resilience, determination & character to come back from such a bad start.

The match also demonstrated the strength of the Notts squad. To be able to bring on players that can potentially change a game is a great asset to have 

Stuart's timings of the  substitutions were spot on too. 

Last season Notts may have scored goals, but wouldn't have won a match like this.

The defence & defensive midfield are much more solid, but Notts attack hasn't lost none of its potency either.

It's important to be able to win matches like these when mistakes have been made, so for Notts to come through and play so well to fight back after the first 5 minutes, is very encouraging.

Jodi Jones was on fire yesterday. That penalty was crucial. Great to see our key players stepping up when needed.

This victory is a testament to the fighting spirit within the Notts squad. Coming from two goals down and securing a 4-2 win is no mean feat. The conditions weren’t ideal, as Maynard mentioned, but the team adapted brilliantly. Respect to Jodi Jones for his crucial goals, especially the penalty. Dan Crowley was also excellent, contributing with a significant goal. Our defence, led by Matty Platt, stood firm when it really mattered. A thoroughly deserved win and a perfect way to stay top of the table. Onwards and upwards!

Well done to the lads for another fantastic performance! Conditions weren’t the best, but the team’s character shone through. Maynard's adjustments were key to turning the game around. Jodi Jones and Dan Crowley were standout performers, but let's not forget the solid defensive work from Platt and others. Four-in-a-row and top of the table says it all. Looking forward to seeing how we fare against Gillingham. Meadow Lane’s going to be buzzing with this form.

Notts County showed tremendous character coming back from a two-goal deficit. Stuart Maynard hinted at the challenging pitch conditions, yet the team adapted beautifully. Jodi Jones stepping up for crucial goals and Dan Crowley’s vital contribution were key moments. The defensive unit also deserves a shoutout for keeping Bromley at bay after our equaliser. Four consecutive wins and unbeaten – this is the stuff champions are made of. Can’t wait to see how we tackle Gillingham next. Keep flying high, Notts.

Maynard's tactical adjustments were spot on. Even after a shaky start, the team found their rhythm and took control of the game. The way they regrouped after the early goals speaks volumes about their mental fortitude. Jodi Jones' brace and Dan Crowley's effort were instrumental in turning the game around. Not to forget the defensive work by Matty Platt, Jacob Bedeau, and the rest who kept Bromley at bay. A commendable team performance through and through.

Another fantastic win for Notts. The defensive effort, especially after equalising, was rock solid. Well played!

Notts are performing really well at the moment. Pre-season has been beneficial, but it shows those results don't mean much. Notts need to make this good start count. Going top twice is one thing, but keeping it up over a whole season is tough. I hope we can stay near the top three, but whatever happens, I'm proud of the squad and Stuart Maynard.