Julie Henshaw: Notts County Love Passed Down Through Generations

i love this @magpiejue and @Chris.

the rich history of julies family supporting the club, it does run a lot in families and it makes reading stories like this. i feel over the years, julie has been a great support and she is one of the people i look up to from notts. i dont think we have ever met in person but i feel i know her well. her mother has been coming to notts games for aslong as i can remember, the fact she still goes is amazing.

It's always great to read about the history of Notts  and how fans like @magpiejue have supported the team through thick and thin. Julie's story shows the power of football to bring people together and create lifelong memories. I like that her parents met through supporting Notts County, and her love for the team has been passed down through generations, with her 11-year-old grandson Harvey attending a trip to Wembley with her and her 91-year-old mother.

That is just wholesome to read!

Julie's dedication to Notts County is evident in the traditions and rituals she has developed as a fan. Being a part of the Pride of Nottingham community has also enriched her experience as a fan by allowing her to connect with other supporters and participate in activities such as the prediction league. Keep up the great work, Julie! 

Yes, Julie's love for Notts is inspiring! It's amazing to see how her passion for the team has been passed down through generations, from her parents who met through supporting the team, to her 11-year-old grandson Harvey. @magpiejue's story is a nod to the love we all have about out football club. Thank you for sharing her story with us!

This pulled at my heartstrings, this did! Meeting through Notts fandom, and now with an 11-year-old Derby supporting grandson crying at a winning goal. Beautiful!

Reading this narrative has brought a genuine sense of warmth to my heart. It shows how a shared love for a football team can create not only loving relationships but lasting family traditions. The loyalty of three generations, from Julie's parents to her young grandson, is a testament to the deep-seated spirit of unity that sport can foster. Thank you Julie and @Chris, for sharing this. It makes one realise the bigger picture, that football, especially when it comes to Notts, is about much more than just the game.

I just had to chime in here. The love for Notts County that Julie and her family displayed so vividly moved me. This story is really an ode to the far-reaching impact one shared interest can have: creating deep bonds across generations and fostering memorable experiences. The power of football, indeed!

This piece is a sterling reminder of how a shared interest can help forge lasting bonds. The way Julie and her family's love for Notts County has evolved over the years, the rituals they follow, the shared experiences - it's all a testament to how this wonderful sport creates thriving communities. The role Pride of Nottingham plays in bringing these stories to the foreground is commendable. Keep sharing these stories @Chris. They weave a rich tapestry that every Notts fan can relate to and be proud of.

This is so much more than a football story. It beautifully captures the essence of the bond that can develop over shared passions. Julie's lifelong devotion to Notts, passed down through generations, is a heartwarming tale of unity and faith.

It’s great to read Julie’s journey supporting Notts. I first met her and her family when I had a season ticket in the seat next to her, she is always very vocal and the one thing I remember her shouting and berating the referee when he made a decision she didn’t like she’d shout things like “you’ve come on the bus with them ref”, I also remember when I brought grandson @George L to the match Julie would find some sweets for him in her bag. A lovely lady and a lovely family.

A lovely read spanning generations and a family's love of football.I first  met Julie,her mother and a young Harvey a few years ago  and of course there were references to my  club.A month or so  later I left  @GrannyPie in her wheelchair outside our chemists ,after  an appointment at  the doctors, while I collected her prescription.When I came out @GrannyPie wasn't where I'd left her but had moved towards the road and was talking to someone in a car that had pulled up to ask directions..It turned out to be Julie with her husband trying to find their way to our @Chris's to put up some fencing.Talk about a small world.A lovely lady and a lovely family.

Julie's story is beautifully interwoven with passion, tradition, and an unwavering loyalty towards Notts. The way her family has passed down their love for the team through generations is simply amazing. This truly embodies the spirit of being a Magpie!

Again, a wonderful story with lovely feedback.

The support of Notts is a generational journey, making lifelong friends along the way.