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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.
- Elliott Whitehouse scored the only goal of the game as Lincoln City beat Shrewsbury Town 1-0 to win the EFL Trophy final at Wembley Stadium on Sunday.
- Crewe Alexandra have extended the contracts of goalkeeper Dave Richards, until 2019 with a year option, and forward Owen Dale, until 2020 with a two-year option.
- Cambridge United defender Greg Taylor has signed a new two-year deal to keep him at the club until 2020.
- Watford have poured cold water on speculation linking them with Stevenage and England Under-19 defender Ben Wilmot, saying they had pursued him in January but have since moved on.
- Dermot Drummy killed himself six months after losing his job at Crawley Town, an inquest heard. The club sacked Drummy in May 2017, and he went on to seek counselling for his "low mood".
- Accrington Stanley's John Coleman has won the EFL League Two Manager of the Month award for March, while Cheltenham's Eisa is the Player of the Month.
- Crawley Town's Karlan Ahearne Grant, Crewe Alexandra's Jordan Bowery, Cheltenham Town's Mohamed Eisa, Morecambe's Sam Lavelle, Coventry City's Marc McNulty and Lincoln City's Ollie Palmer have been nominated for the PFA Player of the Month award.
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Joe Jones
Kevin Nolan has claimed that Notts County are ready for every possible outcome in terms of where they'll finish this season in League Two.
With just four fixtures left, it's all up for grabs in the upper echelons of the table - the Magpies look likely to clinch a playoff spot, but automatic promotion is not an impossibility.
Currently four points behind third-placed Wycombe Wanderers (who, like fourth-placed Exeter City, have a game in hand), Notts are still very much in with a shout, and Nolan is prepared for every eventuality.
“We will see what happens come May 5, see where we are and then reassess,” Nolan told the Nottingham Post. “We will be ready for every possible outcome and we will give it a good go.
“We are all going to give it 110 per cent and try our best to achieve what wasn’t set out to be at the start of the season. We’ve got an opportunity so why not dream and go for it.”
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Joe Jones
Kevin Nolan has praised midfielder Matty Virtue for his performance against Coventry City.
The on-loan Liverpool youngster was deployed on the right wing, despite the fact he usually plays in the centre of the park, in the 2-1 win over the Sky Blues.
Virtue, who had received criticism prior to Saturday's League Two game, produced an impressive performance and was rightly lauded by the fanbase.
“I thought Matty Virtue was very unfortunate because in every game he plays he usually gets a chance,” Nolan told the Nottingham Post..
“He didn’t get one on Saturday, but I was delighted for him because I thought he played very well.
“He’s got a bit of Jorge about him in that he will get good opportunities. And I must say Jorgie looked back to his old self in that he did lots of hard work off the ball. But Matty was fantastic all game and so was Jorge.”
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Notts County boss Kevin Nolan has described Richard Duffy as his "most outstanding" player of the season and claims that "people giving him stick don’t know too much about football".
The defender has flattered to deceive on many occasions this season but put in a good performance as the Magpies ran out 2-1 winners over League Two promotion rivals Coventry City at Meadow Lane.
In recent weeks, some fans have been calling for Duffy to be dropped in favour of a central defensive partnership consisting of Shaun Brisley and Ben Hall.
Nolan, however, says the former Wales international has had an amazing season in the heart of the back-four.
“Duffer has probably been the most outstanding performer all season long,” he told the Nottingham Post. “He goes under the radar and some people give him stick.
“I think it’s because the way he looks more than anything because he doesn’t look like a typical League Two centre-back who is 6ft 4in and heads everything.
“I’ve been in the game a long, long, time now and I don’t understand a lot of the stick that players get.
“People giving him stick don’t know too much about football. That’s my view on it because if you’re a footballer then you know what he brings to your team and what he does.
“His reading of the game is first class and he’s been brilliant since I came in. His character and the way he leads people is a credit to him.
“It’s a fantastic attribute he has got and that’s why he’s been ever present for me all season.
"He has been one of the best players and he and Bris have had a fantastic partnership.
“Then Ben Hall comes in and he has put them under real pressure to perform because he’s waiting in the wings.”
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Joe Jones
Leyton Orient midfielder Charley Barker will reportedly play in a friendly match for Notts County on Tuesday, according to Gloucestershire Live.
The 19-year-old recently spent time on trial at Cheltenham Town, making three appearances for their reserve team.
According to the local outlet, Barker is unlikely to feature in the Robins' Central League fixture at Plymouth Argyle on Tuesday, with County keen to have a look at him.
Barker is on the books of the National League side as a third year scholar, but is believed to be attracting interest from several Football League clubs.
Orient boss Justin Edinburgh is quoted by Gloucestershire Live as saying: “Charley has been made aware he will not be getting a pro deal at Leyton Orient.
"So what we are trying to do is give him and others an opportunity to get ahead of the game and try to secure themselves a contract elsewhere."
Magpies boss Kevin Nolan spent time in charge of Orient in 2016 and his assistant Richard Thomas was Barker's youth team coach at the East London club.
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Joe Jones
Notts County manager Kevin Nolan has confirmed that his touchline dismissal against Wycombe Wanderers was punished by a fine.
The Magpies boss was sent to the stands during Good Friday's goalless draw with the Chairboys when he protested a decision not to award Shola Ameobi a first half penalty.
There was a fear Nolan would receive a touchline ban for the dismissal - which he said he would appeal - but he told the Nottingham Post on Monday that the punishment was financial.
“I thought the ref and the fourth official for the Coventry game were great,” Nolan said.
“The fourth official managed the game, he wasn’t a mute, he spoke and even when I didn't agree at least we could have a chat.
“That’s all you want when, against Wycombe, we didn’t get that and now I am being fined for something when I don’t believe I should be.
“I’ve heard back and got a letter through and it’s just a fine which is disappointing.
“It does not even state a lot of things in the letter because there are a lot of things he can’t remember.
“That just sums it up for me. I am a bit disappointed. But I might catch the chairman on the good day and ask him for a loan!”
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Kevin Nolan has admitted that he doesn't "mind being proven wrong" as Jonathan Forte scored a brace to help Notts County run out 2-1 winners over Coventry City.
The 31-year-old has struggled for minutes this term, but took his opportunity wonderfully on Saturday by grabbing two goals either side of a Sky Blues equalised.
"Jonathan is a quiet lad and gets on with his business," Nolan told the Nottingham Post.
"He has been left out of squads and has something to prove, whether it is to me or anyone else.
"He has proven he can score goals at this level and I don't mind being proven wrong.
"I could have played Lewis Alessandra but I went with Jonathan because I thought he did well at Accrington last week.
"I was delighted for him because he took his two goals fantastically well and he ran himself in to the ground."
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Notts County returned to winning ways as Jonathan Forte's brace sealed a 2-1 victory over League Two promotion rivals Coventry City at Meadow Lane.
Pride of Nottingham-sponsored Forte broke the deadlock when he glanced in Jorge Grant's corner in the 60th minute.
Coventry equalised in the 85th minute as substitute Jordan Ponticelli deceived goalkeeper Adam Collin with a deft flick into the back of the net.
However, the Magpies responded immediately when Forte got a touch on Shola Ameobi's low cross to secure a vital three points.
Notts had not won in their last four games but victory leaves them four points off the automatic promotion spots and five ahead of their opponents, who hold the final playoff place.
How did the Notts contingent react to the win? Pride of Nottingham takes a closer look.
Kevin Nolan
"The lads were terrific and got their just desserts in the end.
"The way we handled them equalising by going up the other end and producing a bit of quality for the winner was fantastic.
"I have spoken about the character of the team all season and they have shown it in abundance today.
"I'm absolutely delighted because I think we deserved the win. We were back to our old selves and it was really pleasing on the eye today.
"Our main focus is now on Colchester and replicating the performance and the result from this afternoon."
Jonathan Forte
"It's been a while but I'm happy to score some goals and get the win for the team.
"From the start of the season I have wanted to play but it's the manager's decision. You want to prove the manager that you are worthy of being in the starting line-up and hopefully I have done that.
"I think the second goal came off my heel from Shola's cutback. It was either that or miss it so I tried to wrap my foot around it to flick it in!
"Coventry are a very physical team and are good at what they do but I think we matched them. They put quite a bit of pressure on us towards the end but we held out."
Matt Tootle
Jorge Grant
The Black & White Army
Chris: Fantastic win today and, I'm pleased for Forte who has proven that he can do well. I get the feeling Kevin Nolan doesn't like quiet people, though I still suspect that his training ground work will be criticized eventually by KN. Did I expect to win Coventry City? No I didn't, yet we deserved it and I praise the way the players responded. It's a good win which gives us a strong fight to secure a playoff place! Well done Notts. COYP!
Fan of Big Tone: A great win, especially the way they scored shortly after the Coventry fans were going barmy celebrating their equaliser. They are showing the team spirit and dogged determined mentality that they had earlier in the season, I’m glad we’ve got our Notts back. This will give them confidence for the run in. Great to see Forte scoring two goals and giving KN a headache for the next match. I agree with @chris I think KN hasn’t been picking him because he is quiet but I notice KN said in the interview afterwards that he was happy to be proved wrong. Special mention also for Virtue who had his best game for Notts.
Sabretooth: Deserved the win... Coventry fans singing 'who are ya, who are ya, who are.....????????????????..' brilliant timing Mr Forte... ???? ???? ????
Steve Campbell: Scrappy game, dug in well for the win. Good to see heads didn’t drop when they equalised at a crucial time. Well played Notts!
LadyLozClough: TOLD YOU HE SHOULD BE PLAYING! Probably off at the end of the Season and lots to prove to others. Think he’ll have the same work rate TIL then: so play him every game!
Nick Norman: I feel forte hasn't been treated fair. He's better than john dead. I've always been a fan of forte and well happy he took his chances today
Mark Connors: Great win Notts,how come there are only a handful of comments but when we lose there are tens of comments ????
Peter Hastings: Y forte asnt been involved in team much is stupid all season he's hardly played
Dave Woolley: Any odds on Kevin reverting back to Ameobi & Stead for the last few games?
Peter Walker: Jonathan Forte is a proven goal scorer for us why does he not get more games ????????????
Dave Woolley: Absolutely fantastic. I am so pleased for the boy Forte.... well done ????
Thomas George Polkey: FORTE there's only one Jonathan FORTE ????????
Jay Dalton: super super notts electric performance second half sheer brilliance play forte now on until end of season coyp
Rosemary Sanders: Well done you pies now keep the momentum going more wins please !!
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Joe Jones
Notts County returned to winning ways as Jonathan Forte's brace sealed a 2-1 victory over League Two promotion rivals Coventry City at Meadow Lane.
Pride of Nottingham-sponsored Forte broke the deadlock when he glanced in Jorge Grant's corner in the 60th minute.
Coventry equalised in the 85th minute as substitute Jordan Ponticelli deceived goalkeeper Adam Collin with a deft flick into the back of the net.
However, the Magpies responded immediately when Forte got a touch on Shola Ameobi's low cross to secure a vital three points.
Notts had not won in their last four games but victory leaves them four points off the automatic promotion spots and five ahead of their opponents, who hold the final playoff place.
Relive the key moments from this game with the official match highlights, which we have shared here on PON for you.
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ARLukomski
Notts County returned to winning ways as Jonathan Forte's brace sealed a 2-1 victory over League Two promotion rivals Coventry City at Meadow Lane.
Pride of Nottingham-sponsored Forte broke the deadlock when he glanced in Jorge Grant's corner in the 60th minute.
Coventry equalised in the 85th minute as substitute Jordan Ponticelli deceived goalkeeper Adam Collin with a deft flick into the back of the net.
However, the Magpies responded immediately when Forte got a touch on Shola Ameobi's low cross to secure a vital three points.
Notts had not won in their last four games but victory leaves them four points off the automatic promotion spots and five ahead of their opponents, who hold the final playoff place.
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 was impressed with Notts County's character and resolve as they got back to winning ways with a 2-1 win over Coventry City on Saturday.
Pride of Nottingham-sponsored Jonathan Forte was the hero of the day at Meadow Lane with a crucial brace ensuring that Jordan Ponticelli's equalising flick would prove little more than a consolation.
The result saw Notts end a run of four games without a win and reignited their promotion hopes, with a top-seven finish still very much on the menu.
“I thought the lads were terrific and they got their rewards in the end,” Nolan told the Nottingham Post.
“I think the reaction shows just how big it is to get a result here for other teams given the way Coventry celebrated the equaliser.
“But I thought the way we handled it, and that bit of quality and the goal we scored was fantastic.
“We deserved it and we looked back to our old selves. We were really pleasing on the eye and it was a good reaction from the players.
“I have spoken all season about the character this squad has and they’ve been questioned over the last few weeks and rightly so in some cases.
“But we should never question what this squad have done for this club. They are standing up to the test and I am delighted for them.
“We will go back to work Monday and look forward to another tough test at Colchester.”
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Notts County have claimed their first win in six League Two games as fellow playoff chasers Coventry City were beaten 2-1 in Saturday's game at Meadow Lane.
The match began slowly, with little of note happening in the opening 20 minutes, before Notts would muster the first chance of the game as Jorge Grant rifled wide from 12 yards out.
Coventry countered with Rod McDonald blasting over, while Tom Bayliss saw an effort deflected wide and McDonald then sent another shot off target.
Marc McNulty and Max Biamou also had sniffs of goal, while at the other end, Jonathan Forte - proudly sponsored by Pride of Nottingham - failed to test Coventry keeper Lee Burge with a run towards goal and subsequent tame effort.
The restart saw Forte test the opposition stopper once again with a powerfully struck effort, while a flashpoint occurred not long after when a coming together between Liam Noble and Coventry's Michael Doyle prompted handbags from both sets of players.
Notts went on to take the lead on the hour as Grant's corner was met by Forte on the leap and headed into the far corner of the Sky Blues net.
Grant thundered a half-volley against the post moments after the restart byt Coventry managed to restore parity with five minutes on the clock when Jordan Ponticelli backheeled the ball past Adam Collin.
However, the final say would belong to Kevin Nolan and co as Forte converted Shola Ameobi's low cross to secure all three points for the hosts, whose promotion hopes were given a huge boost.
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Head to head
Notts County and Coventry have met just 39 times in the last 98 years.
The first encounter took place on the 6th November 1920, the match at Meadow Lane ending in a 1-1 draw.
The last one, meanwhile, was at the start of the 2017-18 season, and it proved a rude awakening for the Magpies as they fell to a 3-0 loss at the Ricoh Arena.
There have plenty of high-scoring games between the two, with several 5-1s, 3-0s and 4-2s over the years.
Notts County have the upper hand in the head-to-heads – 19 victories over the Sky Blues, 12 defeats and 8 draws.
The Magpies are unbeaten in their last seven home league matches against Coventry.
Coventry's last away league win at Meadow Lane was in August 1963, when they won 3-0.
Stats
Notts County are winless in their last four League Two matches (D2 L2), failing to score in each of their previous two games - they last went longer without a league goal back in November 2016 (a run of four).
Coventry lost 6-2 to Yeovil last time out; prior to this game the Sky Blues hadn't conceded more than two goals in a League Two game this season, whilst the six goals conceded were more than they had let in in their previous seven league matches,
Maxime Biamou has scored each of Coventry's last three League Two goals, including a brace last time out in their 2-6 defeat against Yeovil Town.
History
The club was founded in 1883 from employees of the cycle (and later car) manufacturer Singer Motors and changed its name from Singers FC to Coventry City FC in 1898.
In 1891-92, the club turned professional and won three separate cups that season (The Birmingham Cup, The Wednesbury Cup and The Walsall Cup).
Local businessman David Cooke (later to become chairman) produced a 'Three Cups Tobacco' to celebrate the event.
In 1898, as well as renaming the club, there was a move to a site of Highfield Road in the Hillfields district of the city, the stadium they called home for the next 106 years.
The club became a registered Limited Company in 1907 recording a capital of £2,000 in 5-shilling shares.
Coventry City were originally known as 'the Bantams' (a nickname shared with Bradford City) before adopting their sky blue identity in the early 1960s.
Coventry were first called the Bantams in December 1908 after the local newspaper noted that they were one of the few clubs who did not have a nickname.
Being the lightweights of the Southern League, the Bantams was suggested and stuck with the press and supporters.
They remained as the 'Bantams' until the summer of 1962 when Jimmy Hill re-christened them the 'Sky Blues' and the club switched to an all sky blue kit.
In 2001, Coventry were relegated from the Premier League after 34 years in the first tier. At the time, only Liverpool, Everton and Arsenal could boast longer tenures in the top flight.
A year later, they were relegated to the third tier in English Football for the first time in 48 years, and now, they have slipped down into the bottom tier, compounding a Portsmouth-like fall from grace.
Coventry’s current stadium, the 32,609-capacity Ricoh Arena, was opened in August 2005.
Following a rent dispute with the ground's owners the club opted to play their home games at Northampton Town's Sixfields Stadium starting in the 2013–14 season, a move which didn’t prove popular with Sky Blues fans.
On 21 August 2014, it was announced that an agreement had been reached allowing the club to return to the Ricoh Arena for the next two years with the option of another two years.
It has been reported that there will be a relocation to another site within the city, as the tenancy with the Ricoh Arena expires in August 2018.
The last update on this has seen mediation talks take place between the Sky Blues, rugby club Wasps and Coventry City Council, but as of yet there has been no resolution.
The club’s proudest moment was undoubtedly the 1987 FA Cup final at Wembley, which was won by the Sky Blues thanks to an enthralling 3-2 win after two hours of football.
Following Tottenham Hotspur player Gary Mabbutt’s own goal in extra time, which set Coventry on the way to their win, a fanzine was created called GMK – Gary Mabbutt’s Knee.
Team News
Notts County manager Kevin Nolan is expected to make changes against Coventry.
Seven changes were made at Accrington Stanley on Monday given the quick turnaround in Easter games, as he Carl Dickinson, Matty Virtue, Liam Walker, Noor Husin, Rob Milsom, Ben Hall and Jonathan Forte, who started as a lone striker in a 4-2-3-1 formation.
Rhe likes of Shaun Brisley, Dan Jones, Elliott Hewitt, Terry Hawkridge, Liam Noble, Shola Ameobi and Jon Stead will all be vying for recalls, and Jorge Grant is also a starting option after starting the last two matches on bench.
Coventry have problems in goal as they prepare for the trip to Meadow Lane.
Goalkeepers Lee Burge and Liam O'Brien, who each conceded three goals on Monday as the Sky Blues were beaten 6-2 at home by Yeovil, are both nursing injuries and will be assessed.
Corey Addai, who has been on loan at non-league Dulwich Hamlet, is on stand-by to play.
Midfielder Carl Baker is also being monitored as he seeks to shake off an illness, while Maxime Biamou staked his claim for a starting place with both of Coventry's goals against Yeovil following his introduction from the bench.
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Joe Jones
Notts County captain Michael O’Connor has expressed his delight at closing the chapter on the hardest year of his career in returning from a long-term injury.
The midfielder had been out for almost a year after damaging his ligaments and meniscus in the Magpies' 3-1 loss to Portsmouth last April.
Following surgery and months of rehabilitation, O'Connor made his long-awaited comeback in Easter Monday’s clash at Accrington, where he played the last 13 minutes of the 1-0 defeat.
The 31-year-old says the recovery period has been tough, but is hoping he can now play a part in the last few games of the season.
“The longest period of time I have been out for before I got this injury was 13 weeks after having a groin operation when I was at Port Vale,” O’Connor told the Nottingham Post.
“It’s been hard, probably the hardest year of my career having to sit on the sidelines and watch the boys do so well.
“It’s obviously brilliant that they have had that success but I want to be a part of it. There are still seven games left so hopefully I can play some part.
“I’ve been getting closer to fitness for the last few weeks and I’ve played in three reserve games too so I’m available and raring to go.”
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Lewis Alessandra has claimed that nobody within the Notts County camp has given up on the prospect of automatic promotion from League Two.
The Magpies sit seven points adrift of the top three with five games remaining in the season and have been in bad form over the last few weeks, meaning many fans have all but settled for the playoffs at best.
However, Alessandra is adamant that, with 15 points left to play for and the tightness and inconsistency among even the top teams of the division, anything can happen.
"We have five big games left and we're raring to go. If we win a couple hopefully the picture will change in our favour," he told the official Notts website.
"This league is mad, everyone can beat everyone. Three of our last five games are at home, where we are strong, so not one of us thinks it's over.
"We were disappointed not to win at home over Easter and we knew it was going to be difficult at Accrington but it was still disappointing to lose on the day because we had some good chances.
"Coventry will come here looking for a reaction after losing at home on Monday but this is our home and we are strong here."
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