By Joe Jones
Notts County manager John Sheridan has pinned his new side's success next season on the revamp of his backroom staff.
The former Oldham boss has brought in ex-Nottingham Forest goalkeeper Mark Crossley as his assistant, while Alan Smith, Mike Edwards and Kevin Pilkington will work under them as both players and coaches.
Speaking of Crossley, Sheridan said: "He's a friend but he knows what he is talking about. He's been around the top level and the lower level.
"We won the league at Chesterfield so he knows what's required. He's a bit different to me. He'll be close to the players.
"It's important to have something different. Alan Smith will be with me. He's learning the game and been a top player.
"Mike Edwards will be with me too. Hopefully we can knit it together.
"They know the club a lot better than me. They know what it's all about."
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