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Kevin Nolan: 'No team has deserved to beat Notts County at home since Portsmouth last April'


Joe Jones

Kevin Nolan has claimed that no team has deserved to beat Notts County at home in the league since Portsmouth last April.

The South Coast side won at Meadow Lane at the tail end of last season to secure promotion and, since then, the Magpies had remained unbeaten on their own turf in League Two.

However, Exeter City have now ended County's superb unbeaten league home record, winning 2-1 on Saturday.

Speaking ahead of Tuesday night's meeting with Crawley Town, Nolan says his side will look to bounce back, and couldn't help but feel bemused about losing the record.

“We are just looking for a reaction,” Nolan told the Nottingham Post.

“When we lost to Swindon, we followed that up with a really good performance against Port Vale just a couple of days later.

“For me, it does not matter we lost at home. It was a fantastic record that we held and hats off to the lads because we had some really good teams come here this year.

“Exeter were the team who ended the run, but I don’t think they deserved to win. In fact, I don’t think anybody has deserved to since we played Portsmouth last April.

“But I felt we did more than enough to get something out of the game at the weekend, and the only thing I didn’t think we didn’t do, is work the keeper enough. That’s what we have been working on over the last 48 hours or so.”

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Well I disagree, I think we've been lucky at times and I think the message this sounds out is quite disrespectful to our opposition - it also makes me nervous that it's said before a game. Do you seriously think it's a good idea to encourage teams to perform better Kev?

This type of thing is easily what motivates some teams, well done with sounding like a typical bitter manager.



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