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Notts County Captain Kyle Cameron Aims for Top Three in League Two


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As the new League Two season approaches, Notts County's captain Kyle Cameron has high expectations for his team. In a recent interview, Cameron spoke about the team's goals for the upcoming season and their desire to achieve promotion.

Cameron stated that the team is aiming for a top three position in the league, with the worst case scenario being a playoff spot. "If you don't make playoffs I know for a fact management players everyone will be absolutely devastated, and it would feel like a bit of a failure of the season," he said.

The captain also mentioned that the team is putting pressure on themselves to perform well and meet their goals. "The biggest pressure that gets put on us is the pressure that we put on ourselves," he said. "The stuff we do day in and day out, the work we put in on the training pitches, constant pressure. There are constant expectations from us."

Cameron also spoke about the team's desire to replicate their success from last season and achieve promotion once again. "It's definitely something we reflect on, but it's something we want to repeat this season and promotion is what we want to get," he said.

In addition to their goals for the upcoming season, Cameron also discussed how the team is preparing for their first game. He mentioned that the team had a few weeks off to relax and enjoy themselves before getting back to business and starting their training program. "We have two or three weeks when we chill out and enjoy ourselves and then straight back to business and getting prepared for this season," he said.

The team captain also expressed the team's eagerness to return to competitive league football and embrace the thrilling challenge of competing against stronger opponents."All the lads are really looking forward to getting going and getting back to playing league football," he said. "We're looking forward to the test of maybe better opposition and coming up there against better tactically aware managers and things like that."

Overall, it seems that Notts County has set high goals for themselves for the upcoming season and are determined to achieve them. With a strong team, a clear plan in place, and thorough preparation, it will be exciting to see how they perform in League Two.

To achieve their goals, Notts County will need to focus on maintaining their form throughout the season and avoiding any dips in performance. It is crucial for them to guarantee their constant peak performance against every opponent, regardless of their league position.

Furthermore, Cameron emphasized the importance of teamwork and unity within the squad. He mentioned that by working together as a cohesive unit, Notts County will be able to overcome any challenges they may face during the season.

In conclusion, Notts County's captain Kyle Cameron has set high expectations for his team for the upcoming League Two season. With a clear focus on achieving promotion and a strong desire to succeed, it will be exciting to see how Notts County performs in League Two.

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liampie

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when asked in the forum after promotion where i felt notts would finish next season, i said 1st but anywhere within the playoffs would be a good achievement. i would not say i expect this, because i am happy with just seeing the club remain in league two. i acknowledge that it is difficult to come up and sometimes things do not go to plan. however, the squad all work hard and luke williams is just amazing with how on point he is.

i feel kyle cameron is excited just as much as me, i agree with him that a top 3 place is up for grabs and i can see us doing it things go well.

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TheSkipper

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It’s a great message to send out. I hope fans will understand if things don’t quite go to plan because what the club is building is special, and it doesn’t reflect on the work the club has put in if we fail to reach the playoffs. I think most will agree that we are just glad to be back within the Football League. Yet, the chance of back-to-back promotions would be incredible. I like the message and confidence of the skipper. Kyle Cameron is clearly optimistic about the season, and there’s nothing wrong with setting high standards at the start of a new season.

However, we have to balance those dreams and expectations so that it doesn’t derail the season if things aren’t so rosy in terms of results. I personally believe we are good enough for the playoffs. I think the top 3 is doable but quite ambitious. I’m not saying we can’t; I’m just acknowledging the challenge.

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NottsCountyKev

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I believe it would be sensible to wait until at least 10 games have been played before reflecting on the difficulty of the league. However, I don’t disagree with Kyle Cameron and would actively encourage his ambitions, as these are qualities that drive a club forward. It may be challenging in League Two, given how many squads are strengthening and attempting to seize the opportunity for promotion to League One. I hope that we will be challenging for promotion by the time 15 games have been played. It would be incredible to harness the energy around the club to push us even further.

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thommo

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I am absolutely thrilled about Cameron's optimism for this season. The top three position is a tall order, but with the unity, hard work and determination he’s talking about, it's not entirely impossible.

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KingMaynard

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Super excited to see the boys giving it their all this season. Cameron's leadership is undisputed, and his belief in the team is infectious. Here's to a successful run in League Two!

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RetroPie

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Notts seems more than ready for the upcoming season. The comments by team’s captain, Kyle Cameron, suggest that they are approaching the season with not just a lot of optimism but also with a realistic understanding of the challenges they'll face in the League Two.

I see this as a great combination reflecting both their dreams and their conscientious preparation. However, not everything may follow the script. So, it’s essential to keep the morale high even if we face any hiccups on the journey. I fully back the team to rise to the occasion and make us, the fans, proud.

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SpellbindingCaskey

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The team definitely have their work cut out for them this season. But as Kyle Cameron rightly mentioned, all that matters is the desire to win and the ability to put pressure on ourselves to achieve peak performances. If we stand united and face each challenge head-on, there's no doubt we'll find ourselves within that top three.

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MagpieLane

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The strength and determination reflected in Cameron's words are very promising. It's clear that our entire squad is focused, well-prepared, and eager to take on the season. All they need is to have faith and persistence to see it through. Looking forward to witnessing their journey in League Two.

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eighteensixtytwo

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Promotion is a realistic goal for our team. After such a hard-fought season, it's clear that we have the strength, skill, and drive to secure a top-three place. All the best, lads!

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NottsLoyal

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It's encouraging to hear Cameron's confidence and ambition for the upcoming season. The team seems geared up and ready for the League Two challenge. Looking forward to some top-class football!

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BromPie

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So our manager Luke Williams is not one for empty boasts, and I like that about him. He acknowledges the tough competition in League Two whilst preparing Notts County to match up. Here's hoping we come out swinging.

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Joshua

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I like Kyle Cameron’s take on the team’s training regime. It has left me feeling like we are on the verge of something special again, I'm looking forward to the first kick-off. It signals a team that is physically robust, mentally prepared, and united in their aspirations for League Two.

I see very exciting times ahead!

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upthepies

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It's great to hear captain Kyle Cameron’s high hopes for the season. His words reflect both ambition and pressure, two key ingredients for success. The top three could indeed be a reality if we maintain consistent performances and avoid complacency.
With that said, in football, anything can happen.

So while aiming high, it's important we remain grounded and don't let the pressure of high expectations overwhelm the squad. Beating ourselves up over a few poor results won't do any good. What matters is how we regroup, learn from our mistakes and march on.

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AmericanPie

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The drive and preparation being put into our training is a testament to our ambitions for the upcoming season. Kyle Cameron's confidence in their efforts is heartening. The increased intensity of our training should be directly reflected in the vigour we bring to our League Two matches. All this hard work should definitely assist in targeting a top-three finish this season.

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Nocturnal-Magpie

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The Skipper has to have confidence that promotion is viable; I think the optimism is something that will increase tenfold. I think there's a lot of chance that Notts can push on and do well in League Two. I certainly feel more inclined to agree with Kyle Cameron than I would anyone who suggested we are mid-table candidates.

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