Stuart Maynard Hails Notts County Fans as the '12th Man' in 2-0 Victory Over Carlisle United

i dont know what stuart maynard needs to do in order to win those moaners over, but he is doing a fantastic job and the players are clearly responding to him and the coaching. it was a fantastic win last night.

Maynard deserves credit for the way he's shaping this team. He’s got them playing with a mix of flair and resilience, something that was evident in the victory over Carlisle. Jatta and Robertson returning and immediately making an impact is a testament to the depth and quality in this squad. Defensive efforts, especially Bass's crucial save, were outstanding. The support from the fans was also incredible, making their presence felt throughout the match. It's performances like these that build momentum and confidence going forward.

This side is Stuart Maynard's side & the side that he has built is proving very adaptable in changing styles and tactics if it is necessary.

In the first half we saw the Notts County flair, in the second half we saw character, stubboness & grit to keep Carlisle out.

Stuart has to take great credit in installing all these traits into the Notts team. He must be absolutely delighted with his players, & the owners must be delighted with him too 

Victory at Brunton Park was much needed. Notts County's disciplined approach, particularly in defence, ensured Carlisle couldn't break through. Jatta and Robertson provided the attacking spark, showcasing their quality. Bass truly stood out with crucial saves that kept a clean sheet intact. The fans' unwavering support was the cherry on top, creating a fantastic atmosphere that felt like a home game. Maynard’s tactical nous and the players’ commitment suggest a promising season ahead. It’s a pleasure to see the team responding so well to the head coach’s strategies.

Those saves from Bass were top-notch. Definitely a man of the match.

Jatta's goal was a thing of beauty. Great to see him back in the team.

Maynard’s first half tactics were spot on yesterday. The defensive resilience shown by the team was commendable, especially at a ground as challenging as Brunton Park. Jatta’s goal was a testament to the hard work they put in during training. And Robertson, coming back from injury, added a significant boost to our midfield. The way the team silenced the home crowd in the first half and then maintained the pressure in the second half speaks volumes about their grit and determination. Moreover, the travelling fans were a massive help; they truly were the 12th man. It was a well-earned victory, and I’m excited to see how they build on this performance in the coming games.

Those 3 points are crucial and very important for us. They keep us right in the mix of the top three, and the longer we stay in the running, the more belief will grow within our fan base and the club itself.

It’s still early days, but we have handled the season very well so far. We must continue this to keep up such an amazing start. I am delighted we came back with the win. I wish I could have been there!

I really want Stuart Maynard to continue the success of the club. He’s such a good guy, his heart’s clearly in the right place, and he’s doing what he can to make this squad successful. I think he’s doing everything right. For those fans who think we should be winning every time, cut the gaffer some slack because he’s improving as we progress.

The match against Carlisle was a perfect showcase of Notts County’s strengths. From Bass’s heroics between the sticks to Jatta's striking prowess and Robertson's midfield dominance, the team showed why they are climbing up the League Two table. Playing away from home is always challenging, but the team handled the pressure admirably. The travelling fans were loud and proud, playing their part as the 12th man. This victory, particularly following a recent loss, demonstrates the team’s character and their readiness for the tougher challenges ahead.

Notts County’s performance was nothing short of brilliant. Stuart Maynard has instilled a fighting spirit in the squad, and it showed on the pitch. Bass’s late save secured the clean sheet, highlighting his importance to the team. The goals from Jatta and Robertson were well-crafted, reflecting effective training ground routines. The support from the fans in the stands was phenomenal, and it's clear they have a vital role in the team's success.

Our defensive display last night was exceptional. When you're facing a team on their home turf, especially one as stubborn as Carlisle, it's easy to lose focus. However, Notts County showed great composure from start to finish. Bass's late save was crucial, and it’s no surprise that Maynard considers him the best goalie in the league. His ability to relieve pressure on the defence by coming out for crosses was vital for protecting our lead. The way Maynard’s side performed under pressure, especially in the second half, highlights their resilience and hunger for success. The fans travelling to Brunton Park were equally fantastic, providing a boost that undoubtedly played a part in securing the clean sheet.

Stuart Maynard is doing everything he can to win over those who are still not behind him. More fans seem to be supporting him, and we are in a good position thanks to his guidance. His coaching and training are getting the best out of this squad.

I am glad the team managed to close down and prevent Carlisle from scoring. It shows we can make changes and still cope with the momentum swinging in favour of the opposition team.