Matthew Dennis Ready for Gillingham Test after Player of the Month Honour

Dennis has been brilliant since he came in, fully deserves Player of the Month. Big test tomorrow at Gillingham.

Matthew Dennis comes across as very modest, which is good to see. He seems to have the right mindset and looks focused on getting better. I liked how he laughed when asked how long his good form might last. It’s a bit of a silly question really, because so much depends on things he can't control. Of course he’ll want it to carry on for as long as possible.

He fully deserves the Player of the Month award. I just hope the team keeps working hard to improve how we play, or at the very least keeps picking up wins.

Dennis has settled in quicker than I thought he would. You can see how well he fits our style and he looks confident in front of goal. What I like most is that he talks about the team rather than just himself, which shows he’s grounded. Gillingham will be a challenge, but if he keeps working like this, we’ll always have a chance of scoring.

It’s not just about the goals, it’s about how well Dennis suits our system. He links play, stretches defenders and gives us an outlet when we’re under pressure. You can already see a connection with Jatta, and as they play more together it could be a real force in this league. His award is well deserved and shows how quickly he’s made his mark. The interview made me think he’s level-headed and understands what’s needed. Gillingham away is a real test, but if Dennis plays with the same energy and focus, we’ll be in with a chance. The key is to keep him supplied with chances, because right now he’s finishing everything.

Matt Dennis has been one of the success stories of the transfer window. He's started the season so we'll and he has slotted into the Notts system with ease.

it also appears.thst he is going to have a very successful partnership with his striking partner Alassana Jatta which is very encouraging.

I was also impressed with his interview and it looks like he is going to be a team man rather than an individualist on the field of play.

His award for his performance this month is not just about him but also reflects on the performance of his teammates. Head Coach Martin Paterson was keen to point this out in his interview today.

Hopefully, this won't be the only award that Matt will get this season.

already he has proven himself to be a good signing, his confidence is growing and that plays a big part in some of the goals he has scored. i really like how he talks about the team, rather than himself. he seems quite shy, and very soft spoken but to have a player so grounded, with his ability he could go much further. i hope his form continues as he has help us no end already.

The award is great recognition but he’s right to focus on wins over personal stats. Good attitude.

Matt Dennis is a useful part of the Notts squad. He might find it harder on his own, but when he plays alongside another striker, like Alassana Jatta, it gives us a strong attacking option. They’re different types of players, but they work well together. Their styles seem to match nicely, and that helps the team create more chances.

There’s no reason why Dennis can’t go on to score over twenty goals. His calm attitude and focus will be important if he wants to reach that target.

Notts have become much better at finding goal scorers since the Reedtz brothers took charge. It’s been a long time since we’ve had this kind of success in recruitment, probably not since the 90s.

It’s brilliant to see a young and hungry 23-year-old who wants to prove himself at a club that suits the way he plays. He looks like a good fit for the team and the way we approach games.

Hearing Matt Dennis speak about why he chose to sign for us was a nice touch. It shows he’s thought about it properly and sees the value in being here.

We should make sure he knows how much fans appreciate him. A proper chant would go a long way in showing support and helping him feel part of the club.

Dennis is a really good player. When he first came to Notts, not many people expected much. Some fans were surprised that the club made a big deal about him, especially since he only scored a few goals at Carlisle.

Carlisle weren’t doing great, so it’s cool that Dennis still managed to stand out. It shows he’s got something special. He’s starting to show that now with us. He works well in our team and plays the way we need. It’s great having someone like him who keeps getting better and can do something amazing when you least expect it.

Dennis has been a breath of fresh air this season. To come into a new side and hit five goals in six games is impressive enough, but the way he’s adapted to how we play makes it even better. His comments about staying grounded and focusing on the team show his head is in the right place. It’s clear he appreciates the support from his teammates and the coaching staff. Now with Jatta alongside him, the attack looks even stronger. Gillingham away is never easy, but having a forward in this sort of form gives us a lot of hope. If Dennis keeps his run going, he could be one of the standout strikers in the division.

The thing about Dennis is how hard he works off the ball as well as on it. He presses defenders, holds it up when needed and isn’t afraid to make runs that give others space. Those are the little things that don’t always get noticed when people just look at his goals.

It’s good to see him talking about team wins over individual awards. That’s exactly what we need. Gillingham are organised at the back, but Dennis looks sharp and confident. If he gets a chance, you’d back him to take it.

Dennis has made such a difference in the final third. He holds the ball up well, he’s direct, and he looks like he’s enjoying his football. The Player of the Month award came at the right time and will only boost his confidence further. What I respect is how he said the goals are just a bonus. That shows he’s thinking about the bigger picture. With Gillingham top of the table, tomorrow is exactly the kind of game where you need players like him to step up.