Scott Robertson Reflects on his Notts County Journey So Far

I think this kid has a promising future down the Lane. And it will be interesting to see how he plays along side Matty Palmer, when Matty is back from injury and back in the team.

i think scott robertson is settling into the role and personally i think hes a decent player, once he has been around our camp long enough i am sure we will see more from him but i also have to point out how honest he is about himself. he knows there is room for improvement, hes focused as a team and all these things are good to see in a player of his age.

Scott Robertson’s transition from Fleetwood to Notts County seems like a classic football tale of finding one’s space and making an impact. What strikes me most is his mention of adapting to the team’s consistent playing style irrespective of managerial shifts. This adaptability is what makes a player genuinely stand out. Also, his humble yet focused outlook on upcoming games, especially against familiar opponents like Crewe, showcases his maturity on and off the pitch.

His journey at Notts shows his resilience and adaptability. Coming from a challenging situation at Fleetwood Town, his transition into a crucial midfield role amidst managerial upheavals speaks volumes about his character and determination. His optimism and commitment to the team's approach, despite its challenges, could inspire any teammate or fan. It’s players like Scott Robertson who embody the spirit of the game, proving that with dedication and consistency, any obstacle can be turned into a stepping stone for success.

Many Notts fans like myself were skeptical of Scott's signing for Notts, but after a slow start he has been a revelation in the middle of midfield for us. 

I believe that we can credit Scott for our improvement in defensive areas & he works very well with John Bostock too.

Matt Palmer has been a big loss to Notts since his injury, however I believe Scott has done well to reduce the impact of that loss.

I believe Scott will grow further into his role and may prove good competition for Matt when Matt is ready to return.

I must congratulate our Notts recruiters too for getting it right once again with bringing in Scott.

Hearing Scott Robertson talk about his time at Notts County so far truly gives insight into the life of a footballer dealing with professional upheavals. His positive take on the numerous managerial changes and how it served as a learning curve rather than a disruption is refreshing. It's impressive how he stresses the importance of stability in gameplay and approach within the team, despite the external changes, reflecting his understanding of team dynamics and the need for a solid foundation for success.

Love how Scott keeps focusing on the present, especially with his history at Crewe. Shows real professionalism.

It's the midfielders like Robertson who can really make a difference in League Two. Excited to see his progress!

He’s a good player on his day, he works hard and gets stuck in. I don’t believe he’s an exact replacement for Matt Palmer but that’s a good thing. His qualities are impressive and what he does similar to Palmer is effective. Those two could be a very strong pair in the heart of midfield.

Three managerial changes in just two months is tough for anyone. Well done to Scott for keeping a positive attitude through it all.

Scott seems to be fitting in really well, he’s a good addition to the squad and his performances have improved with every match, let’s hope he continues to perform well.