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Thierry Audel calls on last season's Notts County players to forget bad times

By Joe Jones

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Notts County defender Thierry Audel believes that the remaining players from last season must leave the memories behind them ahead of the new campaign.

The Frenchman was part of the squad which ended up fighting relegation, went through three managers and experienced all-round turmoil.

"There are good players coming into the team and I think we can achieve something good next season. We just have to believe it, keep working hard and we will see," Audel told the Nottingham Post.

"But last season has gone. It was very disappointing and even during the summer you think about it.

"When you start a new season you have to forget what has gone on before. You have to leave it behind you.

"We cannot change it. It has been written down now, we just have to write down something better."

John Sheridan is now in charge at Meadow Lane, with a spate of high quality signings suggesting that Notts will markedly improve on last season.

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    Chris

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    Yes, but please don't repeat otherwise we'll feel even more disappointment.

    That said - I am sure if people pull together (and not those who frequently get blamed) we can have a successful season. It's not always the players fault, yet I would love to see them keen to do well and work hard to ensure it happens.

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    This squad has better balance , a few more of better quality and I feel sure will bring more out of the players from last season , last season needs putting to bed and that's best done by effort followed by results and a real unity and spirit to succeed, I'm optimistic for sure .

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