Notts County’s Future Under New Head Coach Stuart Maynard

Seeing Notts County appoint someone like Stuart Maynard brings genuine optimism. His energy and strategic nous are critical assets that have been missing at times in the past. What I'm most looking forward to, however, is seeing how he nurtures our young talents and integrates them into the first team, given his track record at Wealdstone.

Furthermore, the board's mention of alignment with Maynard's playing philosophy piques my curiosity. This indicates cohesive planning between management and the coaching staff, a synergy that's pivotal for any successful club. If Maynard's methodology is as effective at Meadow Lane as it was at Grosvenor Vale, we're certainly in for exhilarating times ahead.

Really excited about Stuart Maynard's appointment. His record at Wealdstone speaks volumes and if he can bring that magic to Notts, we're in for a treat! COYP

I've done a bit of digging into Stuart Maynard's past and his rise through the ranks is not only impressive but also indicative of a manager who's ready for greater challenges. At Wealdstone, he overcame resources constraints and still pulled off wonders, fostering team spirit and a winning mentality. That resilience and ability to do more with less is exactly what can turn Notts County's aspirations into reality. Of course, transitioning to a bigger club will come with its own set of challenges, but Maynard's adaptability could very well become our greatest asset.

Great to see a fresh face steering the ship! Maynard's style of play is what our squad needs to challenge for upward mobility. Best of luck to him!

Wishing a hearty welcome to Stuart Maynard! It's commendable that Notts County has taken a calculated leap of faith with a high-calibre coach from outside the EFL. Maynard’s emphasis on resourceful football could be a refreshing change. Many of us fans are all too ready for the club to return to its former glory and hope this marks the start of that journey.

Stuart Maynard sounds like a solid choice. Thrilled about the future of Notts County with him at the helm. Here's to ambition matched with results!

As the transfer window winds down, it's reassuring to hear the board's confidence in bolstering the squad post-Maynard's arrival. Optimal signings alongside Maynard's nous might just be what propels our season. This indeed marks a promising chapter for Notts County. While some might be skeptical, this is the time for optimism and unity amongst the fans.

I support Stuart Maynard, he's the one from the list of potential managers that stood out for me. I hope that he will feature more young players when the timing is right, because that would help us to establish our own talent. I'm delighted that we finally have the head coach role sorted in time for Saturday.

I appreciate that our owners aren't rushing to hire a manager, even during the season, and they are not afraid to hire someone who is already at a club. While an unemployed manager doesn't mean failure or being unwanted, it's refreshing to be the club that is forward-thinking enough to give someone a chance to showcase their ability. It's not just down to Stuart Maynard but also his assistants, as well as ourselves as fans.

its pleasing and i hope we can now just focus on a achieving the best position that is possible. stuart maynard sounds like a decent appointment and for a club of our size, it's nice to avoid the trap of hiring someone that has the reputation but maybe not heart for a lower tier team. i think maynard will repay our decision to give him a chance at this level.

I'm really heartened by this appointment. Stuart is one of those Head Coaches that I believe is destined for big things in the game. He comes with an excellent CV with his success at Wealdstone.

Notts have a head Coach that will continue with the footballing phylosophy that has served Notts so well and attracted plenty of plaudits from the Football community.

I listened to his first interview as Notts Head Coach and he came across as a determined, confident & articulate young man.

I believe Notts will be in good hands with Stuart & his Coaching team.

It’s a wise decision to appoint him as he’s had success in the past. Now that he’s at Notts, his record is just beginning, but I’m confident that he possesses all the necessary skills to progress and help us achieve promotion. League Two isn’t too different from the National League, it’s just more concentrated and has a higher calibre of players. These two factors should enable Maynard to excel at Notts.

I’m thrilled to welcome him to Meadow Lane.

I’m happy with Stuart Maynard’s appointment. He appears to be a promising manager and I believe the board has made a great choice in bringing him on board. I hope he settles in quickly, but I’m certain he’s the right person for the job at this time.

It's heartening to see due credit given to interim guiding lights like O'Brien, Weal, and Alves – their service in a transitional phase is the stuff of true loyalty to the club. Alves' promotion speaks volumes of the club’s intention to build from within. With Maynard at the forefront, we're not just gearing up for a strategy shake-up, but a holistic evolution in club culture.

The anticipation for Saturday is unreal! The impact of Maynard's appointment needs to be immediate as per expectations, but I also hope there's patience. It's not merely about one or two good results but building consistency. Let's give the gaffer the support he needs, and hopefully, we can reflect on this moment as the beginning of a golden era for our beloved Notts.

The board seems confident with this move and so am I. Maynard's full-time leadership could be the key to promotion. Roll on Saturday!

Maynard's commitment of three and a half years gives the club some much-needed stability. Looking forward to see how his philosophy translates on the pitch.

It's good to see Notts fans are pleased with this appointment

He’s got a difficult start with three games against teams at the top of the division but he seems very confident and speaks well, I think he will be very much in the mould of Luke Williams humble but confident. Let’s hope the brothers have unearthed another gem.

I’m really pleased to know that the board has appointed a new head coach. He’s been leading his previous club for many seasons and managed to get them promoted with a very limited budget. I admire that about Stuart Maynard and I’m confident that he can help our team progress.