Stuart Maynard: "We Keep Going to the End" as Notts County Fight Back for Draw

i thought stuart maynard did quite well, i think we as fans can see how good didzy and jatta work together, the issue is the limited options we have up top. i know we have brown, but he does not seem to be favoured to start or complete a full game. other than that, i think it does make sense, as myanrd says we need to keep mcgoldrick sharp as that is when he plays his best football. its good to have both of them back for this game, no doubt mcgoldrick would be a key figure for it.

Absolutely buzzing with how we came back again. Shows we never give up, especially away from home! Loved McGoldrick’s composure.

Stuart Maynard must be pleased that his team is continuing to show character determination and the will to fight back when they concede goals.

Stuart should also be pleased that his team selection worked out quite well for him too 

George Abbott played so well at right wing back, a position he hadn't played for Notts before, but you wouldn't have thought that was the case, he was so comfortable there.

Stuart's substitutions worked out well too, Didzy came on and scored a goal after his penalty was saved by their goalie.

Notts's unbeaten away run goes on & long may it continue. All they have to do is win at home in their next match against Wimbledon.

I thought the match showed real character, especially coming from behind twice. Conceding from the set-piece was frustrating, but we bounced back, which is the main thing. You can see the mentality Maynard has instilled in the team this season. McGoldrick’s composure after missing the initial penalty and then scoring was top drawer. And Abbott has been a revelation, his versatility helping shore up the defence and push us forward. The fact we’ve maintained our unbeaten away record speaks volumes about how hard we are to beat, even in tough places like Chesterfield.

I’m so glad to see David McGoldrick back and making a difference. That man brings experience, skill, and leadership all in one package. You could see the confidence boost as soon as he came on the pitch. His penalty might not have gone in at first, but credit to him for staying calm and getting the rebound. The fact that we’ve stayed unbeaten away is massive. Places like Chesterfield aren’t easy, and we held our ground.

We’ve got that fight in us now. Every away game, we show grit and determination. Unbeaten away is a serious achievement!

To come away from Chesterfield with a point after being down twice is no small feat. The early goal was unlucky, but we kept our composure and fought back. The resilience in this squad is something we’ve not seen in a while, and it’s down to Maynard’s tactics and belief in the players. When McGoldrick came on, you could feel the momentum shift. He’s such a clever player, and his experience shows in moments like that. Very good game from Abbott, he was outstanding! We’re unpredictable this season, which is great because it keeps opponents on their toes.

What I’m loving about this season is the fight and resilience. We don’t let setbacks define us, whether it’s conceding an early goal or being down late in the game. Stuart Maynard has really got the team believing they can get something out of any match. Today, Chesterfield were dangerous, but we held our own, and David McGoldrick stepping up like that, even after missing the penalty, was massive. That kind of mentality is what’s going to push us up the table. Plus, George Abbott’s performance at wing-back was outstanding. His ability to adapt to different positions gives us so much tactical flexibility. It’s clear the lads are buying into Maynard’s vision, and that’s exciting for the rest of the season.

Conceding early’s a habit we need to fix, but what a comeback! Didzy proving yet again why he’s such a vital player for us.