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Joe Jones
Notts County manager Kevin Nolan has urged his players to "start standing up" and enjoy the pressure as they seek promotion from League Two.
The Magpies have secured a playoff spot at the very least but, with two games remaining, there is still a plausible chance of nicking a top three spot, which would ensure automatic promotion into League One.
“We’ve got to now start standing up,” Nolan told the Nottingham Post.
“We’ve been a bit indifferent for a while now. I think it’s partly that people are starting to question (the players), so they want to show people. It could maybe be a bit of that.
“For me, they’re working hard and just want to get success. They want success, this team. To be where we are at this moment in time, I’m absolutely delighted.
“We’re still within a shout of getting automatic promotion, and we would have loved the play-offs at the beginning of the season; I’m delighted we’ve secured that now.
“We’ve got to make sure we take momentum into it, and I didn’t realise we were only two points off Wycombe, now. It’s nice, isn’t it?
“There’s going to be drama, I’m delighted with it and we’re going to enjoy it. I’ve told the lads to enjoy this, because these are the best times, you know – the best times of your life.
“You’ll look back at these days. I still talk about the promotions I’ve had like they were yesterday, so it’ll be special.
"After what we walked into last January, to be involved in all that come the end of the season is absolutely fantastic for these boys and what they’ve done this year.”
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Joe Jones
Darren Way has admitted that Yeovil Town players were in disarray during the second half of their 4-1 loss at Notts County.
The Magpies took the lead on the stroke of half time as Dan Jones let rip with an audacious long-range effort which took a deflection and wrongfooted Glovers keeper John Maddison en route to goal.
Notts stepped up a gear in the second half, doubling their lead with a wonderful own goal from Tom James which soared into the top corner of the net from range.
The Glovers then unravelled at Meadow Lane as Elliott and Lewis Alessandra added more goals, before Alex Fisher scored an injury time consolation via a free kick.
Way admitted he was disappointed at the manner in which the game had got away from his players.
“When you look at Notts County, it’s very professional what they do, and we find ourselves 2-0 down, and then unfortunately we looked like we were in a little bit of chaos and the players couldn’t handle that pressure," he told Somerset Live.
“I’ve been here before, I know exactly what I’m managing, we’ve got some very young players out there and we’ve come up against a force today that unfortunately make the game very difficult and we explained to the players that Notts County are a club that are ready to take off again.
“They bring on Stead and Alessandra. Their squad is fully loaded with experience, and I don’t want to keep using that, but when you’re under a little bit of pressure and the experience that they can put you under, it looked as times as though they didn’t know what they were doing.
“I couldn’t say that about the whole first 45 minutes. I thought in the first half we played particularly well.”
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Joe Jones
Dan Jones has given his thoughts on Notts County's 4-1 win over Yeovil Town, the remarkable own goal scored by Glovers defender Tom James, the League Two playoff tilt and the atmosphere in the Notts camp.
The full-back opened the scoring for the Magpies late in the first half of Saturday's game at Meadow Lane, before James's woefully miscued back-facing clearance doubled the hosts' lead.
Elliott Hewitt and Lewis Alessandra added further gloss to the scoreline, with the final goal of the game netted by Yeovil's Alex Fisher as a consolation.
The result sealed a playoff place for Notts, while automatic promotion as per a top-three finish remains more than plausible.
The playoffs
“It is great to be in the playoffs, but we’re going a game at a time. We can only look after ourselves and keep winning.
“It’s nice to be part of a successful team - we have done really well. But we haven’t really thought about the playoffs yet.
“It’s another win and we keep the momentum going. We can only look after ourselves.”
The own goal
“I had the free kick first and if the lad in the wall wasn’t eight foot tall that was going in.
“But for the goal (Richard Thomas, assistant manager) has told me to get in those positions and get strikes off.
“Luckily it came off and then I don’t think I’ve seen an own goal like that.
“It was a mad one really and it was just our day really.
“He’s done well to get back in to cut the pass out but he’s put it in the top corner so what can you say?”
The atmosphere in the Notts camp
“An air of confidence has come back.
“Training has been good, bubbly, sharp and intense. Everyone is smiling and we’re looking like we were at the beginning of the season.
“I love playing for the gaffer, the coaching staff and the boys. It’s a feel-good place with no negativity.”
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Joe Jones
Notts County secured a spot in the League Two playoffs thanks to Saturday's resounding 4-1 win over Yeovil Town at Meadow Lane.
In addition, victory took the Magpies to within two points of third-placed Wycombe Wanderers - who lost 3-0 at Accrington Stanley - with two games left to play.
A superb own goal from Tom James and strikes from Elliott Hewitt and Lewis Alessandra added to Dan Jones's opener late in the first half, though Alex Fisher netted in injury time for the Glovers.
Here is some of the post-match reaction from the game at the San Sirrel.
Kevin Nolan
“I thought it was an outstanding performance and the score could have been more. It’s another great win to keep this momentum going.
“I’ve been saying all season long, we’re a team who have created lots of chances but we haven’t had that ruthlessness.
“We’ve worked doubly hard over the past few weeks to get more balls into the box and score more goals. Some of the goals and the finishing today was absolutely fantastic.
“The lads have stepped up to the plate over the past few weeks. They’ve been very positive and they’re driving each other on. I’m absolutely delighted for them.”
Dan Jones
“An air of confidence has come back. Training has been good, bubbly, sharp and intense.
"Everyone is smiling and we’re looking like we were at the beginning of the season.
“I love playing for the gaffer, the coaching staff and the boys. It’s a feel-good place with no negativity.
“We’re going a game at a time. We can only look after ourselves and keep winning.
“It’s nice to be part of a successful team - we have done really well.
"But we haven’t really thought about the play-offs yet. It’s another win and we keep the momentum going."
The Black & White Army
Richard Thompson: Took our chances , better 2nd half
Mick Jones: Still plenty of room for improvement, particularly with our defending at times but at least we made the most of the few chances that we created and guaranteed a play off spot at worst.
Julie Curwood: Amazing it was a fantastic win for us just wat we needed.u pies
Jay Dalton: what a performance everyone gave 100% cracking match get in Nolan's super notts black white army
Trevor Robinson: Best own goal I've ever see. What a cracker.
Ian Ale Goode: uuuu pies
David Nicholls: All the other results went our way...Still a slim chance of 3rd but play offs are a definite
Wolf Pack: Get in notts a play off place is ours now only 2 points off an automatic place uuuuuuu pieeessss ⚫⚪⚫⚪⚫⚪
Andrew Rayson: Well done all-round Notts
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Joe Jones
Notts County have secured a playoff place in League Two and could yet claim a top-three spot thanks to Saturday's 4-1 win over Yeovil Town at Meadow Lane.
The Magpies took the lead on the stroke of half time as Dan Jones let rip with an audacious long-range effort which took a deflection and wrongfooted Glovers keeper John Maddison en route to goal.
Notts stepped up a gear in the second half, doubling their lead with a wonderful own goal from Tom James before strikes from Elliott Hewitt and Lewis Alessandra put the hosts out of reach.
There was time for the visitors to bag a consolation and breach County's clean sheet as Alex Fisher netted in injury time from a free kick.
However, the result was in no doubt whatsoever and the Black & White Army could celebrate another huge step in the team's promotion bid.
Relive the key moments - including the worldie own goal - with the official match highlights, which we have shared here for you.
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ARLukomski
Notts County are guaranteed a playoff place in League Two and could yet break back into the top three thanks to Saturday's 4-1 win over Yeovil Town at Meadow Lane.
The Magpies took the lead on the stroke of half time as Dan Jones let rip with an audacious long-range effort which took a deflection and wrongfooted Glovers keeper John Maddison en route to goal.
Notts stepped up a gear in the second half, doubling their lead with a wonderful own goal from Tom James before strikes from Elliott Hewitt and Lewis Alessandra put the hosts out of reach.
There was time for the visitors to bag a consolation and breach County's clean sheet as Alex Fisher netted in injury time from a free kick.
However, the result was in no doubt whatsoever and the Black & White Army could celebrate another huge step in the team's promotion bid.
Victory took the Magpies to within two points of third-placed Wycombe with two games left to play.
Pride of Nottingham vlogger ARLukomski recorded his matchday experience at the San Sirrel and shared his thoughts before, during and after the match.
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Joe Jones
Kevin Nolan says he is "absolutely delighted" to have steered Notts County to a playoff place in League Two and wants the Magpies to win the next two games and "finish off in style".
Notts hammered Yeovil Town 4-1 on Saturday which, combined with other results, has guaranteed them a place in the top seven.
With two games left, the Magpies still have a chance to claim an automatic promotion place, which Nolan is gunning for.
“One of the staff made me aware when I walked back in after the game and I am absolutely delighted,” he told the Nottingham Post.
“Everybody would have snapped your hand off at the start of the season if we would have been offered a play-off place.
“But I am delighted for the lads because they’ve been brilliant all season long and I want them to finish off in style.
“I want to win the next two games because you get your just rewards when you do that.”
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Joe Jones
Notts County have secured a spot in the League Two playoffs thanks to Saturday's resounding 4-1 win over Yeovil Town at Meadow Lane.
In addition, victory took the Magpies to within two points of third-placed Wycombe Wanderers - who lost 3-0 at Accrington Stanley - with two games left to play.
Both sides traded blows throughout the first half, Jonathan Forte riflling a shot past the post before hitting the bar with an audacious lob but Yeovil also having numerous opportunities to open the scoring.
However, it was Notts that took the lead on the stroke of half time as Dan Jones let rip with an audacious long-range effort which took a deflection and wrongfooted Yeovil keeper John Maddison en route to goal.
After the restart, the hosts doubled their advantage in comical fashion, Liam Noble's cross in the 54th minute being emphatically thumped into the visitors' net by Glovers defender Tom James from around 20 yards out as he attempted a clearance.
Elliott Hewitt made it three on 69 minutes, cutting in from the left and bearing down on goal before firing low past Maddison.
And four minutes later it was four, Lewis Alessandra latching onto Forte's ball and dribbling past two defenders before netting from close range.
Although Alex Fisher netted a consolation in injury time from a free kick, the result was in no doubt whatsoever and the Black & White Army could celebrate another huge step in the team's promotion bid.
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Joe Jones
Alan Hardy has expressed his delight with Notts County for both their progress on the pitch and off the pitch.
The Magpies prepare to face Yeovil Town at Meadow Lane this afternoon and, should results go their way, a playoff place will be mathematically guaranteed.
Writing in the Nottingham Post, Hardy said: "If somebody had told me at the beginning of the season that on April 21 we would be in contention to secure a play-off spot, I would have snapped their hand off.
"Yet here we are, preparing for our penultimate home game of the season knowing if we better Mansfield’s result we’ll be guaranteed a top-seven finish.
"That would be an excellent achievement for us – particularly with another two games left to play - and, while it certainly won’t be easy, I have every faith that the players will get their part of the job done. Then it’ll be over to Mansfield!
"Of course, if things don’t go to plan there’ll be no panic from our side. No matter what happens this season, it’s been a terrific performance from the players, management, supporters and staff.
"The progress we’ve made both on and off the field is remarkable – as demonstrated by the recent news that we have been nominated for three prestigious awards by sports hospitality experts Stadium Experience.
"This recognition comes after a season of rapid progression in the commercial side of the business.
"In the summer we refurbished two of our biggest suites, rebranded our packages and worked on improving the quality of food and service in all our corporate areas.
"It’s our vision to become a world-class venue for both matchday and non-matchday events and these nominations show we are now operating on a par with some of the biggest sports clubs in the country.
"I’d like to congratulate our commercial director, Amanda Fletcher, and all members of staff – casual and full-time – for contributing to this wonderful achievement.
"I’m very grateful to everyone who supports us in our efforts to generate additional revenue, which is absolutely essential for a club like ours.
"Ticket revenue is by far our biggest earner but, if we’re to compete at the level we want to, we must maximise our ‘through the week’ income streams and be imaginative in our search for new ones.
"We’re already working at a level which I feel belies our current position in the football pyramid but we have to keep striving for more in order to support the growth we’re hoping to achieve on the pitch.
"Here’s to another three points against Yeovil Town this weekend."
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Joe Jones
Head to head
Notts County and Yeovil Town have met 16 times over the years.
The first game took place at Meadow Lane on 4 November 1961, with the Magpies beating their opponents 4-2 in the FA Cup.
That was the only meeting of the two pre-21st century - the 15 meetings following that game all took place between 2004 and this year.
The last meeting came on 21 November last year, a 1-1 draw at Huish Park.
Yeovil have the upper edge in the head-to-head with seven wins, five defeats and four draws against Notts.
Notts have won just one of their last nine league games against Yeovil, and are winless their last four matches against the Glovers/
Yeovil have lost just one of their last four league trips to face Notts, despite failing to score in each of their last two visits to Meadow Lane.
Stats
The Magpies have won back-to-back league games for the first time since they won six games in a row ending in September.
The Glovers have lost consecutive league games without scoring a goal in either. They last lost three in a row without scoring in March 2015.
Jonathan Forte has scored three goals in his last two league games, as many as he managed in his previous 23 combined.
History
Yeovil Football Club was founded in 1890, and shared their ground with the local rugby club for many years.
Five years later they were renamed Yeovil Casuals and started playing home games at the Pen Mill Athletic Ground.
In 1907 the name Yeovil Town was adopted, which on amalgamation with Petters United became Yeovil and Petters United. The name reverted to Yeovil Town prior to the 1946–47 season.
The Somerset outfit have spent most of their existence in the lower leagues, though they briefly made a name for themselves in the 1948-49 season when they beat Sunderland 2-1 in the FA Cup fourth round.
In the 1980s, Yeovil were founder members of the Football Conference, where they remained for the next two decades, save for a few relegations to the Isthmian League which usually resulted in an instant return to the above tier.
Yeovil Town earned promotion to the Football League in the 2002-03 season, by winning the Football Conference by a record 17 points margin, accumulating 95 points and scoring 100 goals, remaining unbeaten at Huish Park.
In their second ever season in the Football League, the Glovers went one better by achieving promotion to the third tier as champions of League Two.
Then, in the following years even reached the League One playoffs, beating Nottingham Forest in the semi-finals in 2006-07 before losing to Blackpool in the final at Wembley.
Six years later, however, Yeovil achieved what had been deemed unthinkable a decade earlier - they reached the second tier of English football after beating Brentford in the 2013 League One play-off final.
Their stay in the Championship was brief, however, and they went on to suffer back-to-back relegations, leaving them in the bottom tier of the Football League where they still ply their trade.
Team news
Jon Stead could return to the Notts starting line-up, having made his return from injury at Colchester United last Saturday as a substitute.
That game came too soon for Terry Hawkridge but the winger could feature this weekend.
Yeovil are still without former Notts man Francois Zoko, who has one game left to serve on his suspension, while it may be too early for Sam Surridge.
Nathan Smith, Artur Krysiak, James Bailey, Dan Alfei remain sidelined, as does Jake Gray, while goalkeeper Stuart Nelson will not play again this season.
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Joe Jones
Yeovil Town manager Darren Way is eager for his side to go all out against Notts County on Saturday and claim the points which will guarantee their place in League Two this season.
The Glovers need just two points to be sure of their place in the division next season, while safety can also be assured if bottom side Chesterfield fail to win at Forest Green Rovers.
While Yeovil have been in no immediate danger of the drop in recent weeks, Way is looking to get the team safe as soon as possible, and will be pushing for victory at Meadow Lane.
“You want to officially get the job done, that’s for sure, as a manager and a team, so the club can make decisions on contracts, the future of the football club, the budget for next year and not to be looking over our shoulder," Way told Somerset Live.
“I’ve always felt in control and confident in the remit of what we’ve had to do and I will maintain that stance because I’ve not tried to put any pressure on the players or show any anxiousness or just come in, do the job and do everything that we can within the process to put in a performance.”
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Joe Jones
Notts County manager Kevin Nolan has stressed that assessing the League Two table at the minute is pointless, with a lot to be determined in the final few games of the season.
The Magpies face Yeovil Town in their penultimate home game of their season this weekend.
Although the playoffs look like the most likely outcome for Notts, they're not mathematically certain just yet, while a top-three place is still up for grabs.
“It will only matter on 5 May," Nolan told the Nottingham Post. "We will know our fate then.
"We could move up and down the play-off places or we could sneak into third if we win all three and others slip up.
"There are so many outcomes there’s no point looking at it. All we’ve got to do is keep winning because we want to finish the season as strongly as we started it.
“It’s going to be tough (against Yeovil). We look forward to what is going to be another good game - and hopefully a winning one.
"Darren Way’s done a fantastic job. They’re more or less safe now, but they’ll want to put that to bed sooner rather than later.
"They're a professional side but I'm sure they’ll enjoy it with the shackles off.
"We were in that situation last year and it felt so much easier because there was no pressure to go and do anything.”
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Joe Jones
Richard Duffy has credited Notts County with helping to improve his “dire” goalscoring record.
In addition, the defender believes that the Magpies’ impressive set-piece game is why they are soaring in League Two.
Duffy scored his third goal of the season in the 3-1 win at Colchester United at the weekend, giving them another priceless three points in their hunt to consolidate a top seven place.
“I’ve got three goals, and before I came here last season my goalscoring record was pretty dire really,” the Welshman told the Nottingham Post.
“I scored four last season and and added to what I’ve got this year it’s doubled the tally in my career. I am more than happy with that, although the gaffer will say he will want a few more.
“But (Shaun Brisley) has chipped in and so too have the full-backs. Goals from defenders are bonuses really and you can see that we work on it in training. If you put the ball in the box you’ve got a good chance of scoring.
“At the other end if you keep them out then it gets you up the league. We’ve not conceded too many goals from set-pieces and scored quite a few.
“If you did a league table on them I am sure we would be pretty high up. That’s why we are probably why we are so high up in the league.”
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Joe Jones
What's been happening in League Two over the last week?
Here is Pride of Nottingham's round-up of the biggest League Two news from the last seven days.
- Accrington Stanley have been promoted to the third tier of English football for the first time thanks to a 2-0 win over Yeovil Town, Billy Kee scoring a brace for the League One-bound side.
- The 2017-18 EFL Team of the Season has named Accrington's John Coleman as manager, while Kee and Wycombe's Adebayo Akinfenwa were included among the XI.
- Kee was also named League Two's Player of the Year, while Ben Wilmot of Stevenage is the League Two Apprentice of the Year.
- Luton Town quintet Danny Hylton, Luke Berry, Alan Sheehan, Dan Potts and Marek Stech were named in the PFA League Two Team of the Year. Accrington have three players in the side - striker Billy Kee, centre-back Mark Hughes and midfielder Sean McConville - while Coventry's Jack Grimmer, Notts County loanee Jorge Grant and Wycombe's Akinfenwa are also included.
- Cheltenham Town defender Will Boyle signed a new deal to keep him with the Gloucestershire club until the summer of 2020.
- Hearts announced the signature of Cambridge United striker Uche Ikpeazu on a pre-contract. The 23-year-old has agreed a two-year deal at Tynecastle and will move to Edinburgh on 1 July.
- Colchester United winger Courtney Senior signed a new two-year contract with the Essex club.
- Newport County reported a loss of more than £350,000 in their latest set of financial accounts, but the board says a profit is expected following their 2017-18 FA Cup exploits.
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Joe Jones
Shola Ameobi has admitted that he is not outwardly looking to go into coaching once he hangs up his boots but has not fully closed the door on a potential switch to the dugout.
The 36-year-old, who is in his 20th campaign as a professional footballer, is to make a decision on his future at the end of the season.
Notts County boss Kevin Nolan has said he would welcome Ameobi as a coach at Meadow Lane, but the veteran striker admits he doesn't feel he has a passion for it.
“Obviously management is something you think about and people have mentioned in the past that I’ve got the mentality for it,” Ameobi told the Nottingham Post.
“But it’s not something I’ve ever thought that ‘I want to go into it’.
“You could see with the manager here that he had that authority in any situation. You could sense he always had that destiny whereas for me I don’t have that sense myself.
“It’s something that if I do go into then I will give it my all. But it’s not something I feel I have a passion for.
“There are stresses and strains and it takes a lot out of you - especially at Newcastle where they’ve had to deal with a lot.
“Some people make it look seamless and others don’t. I’ve seen both sides of it and I’ve seen how much you have to give.
“It’s tough because football has been my whole life. But part of me just wants to be there for my family and my kids, especially the age they are.
“In management you don’t get that and I’ve seen with Kevin that it’s stressful. But I am not saying I am never going to do it because sitting out the game six months, I’ll know I’ll miss it.”
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