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Joe Jones
Notts County have fought back from three goals down to claim a 3-3 draw with Cambridge United in Saturday's League Two clash at Meadow Lane.
The visitors, managed by former Magpies manager Shaun Derry, had gone into the game without an away goal in 700 minutes of football.
However, following a first half in which both sides traded chances - and both managers traded words on the touchline - the U's took the lead five minutes before the break.
Ade Azeez linked well with his strike partner Uche Ikpeazu, who cut on to his left foot and curled the ball into the top corner of the net beyond Ross Fitzsimons.
Just four minutes into the second half, Jevani Brown doubled his side's lead, much to the chagrin of the home crowd, when County failed to clear a corner and he rifled home via the inside of the post.
And the Notts fans could have been forgiven for declaring it game over when, 68 minutes in, Brown got his second of the game, receiving the ball from Ikpeazu and finding the top corner from 12 yards.
When Lewis Alessandra headed home Dan Jones's cross in the 74th minute, many would have deemed it a consolation and little more.
However, things got even better when, with two minutes of normal time remaining, Shaun Brisley's heavily deflected effort sent the ball looping up over David Forde and into the net.
And deep into injury time came the moment of delirium when Jonathan Forte fired an overhead kick beyond Forde to salvage a point against all odds for Kevin Nolan's side.
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Joe Jones
Shaun Derry has spoken fondly of the "class" relationship he had with the Notts County fanbase and is looking forward to returning to Meadow Lane.
The 40-year-old began not only his playing career at Notts, but his managerial career too, taking the reins in 2013.
Derry masterminded the Great Escape, helping the club stay up in League One in 2014, but was dismissed in March 2015 as the Magpies could not repeat the feat the following season.
Now managing Cambridge United, who visit Meadow Lane today, Derry reminisced about his time at Notts and expressed his eagerness to be back in front of the "terrific" fans.
“I was immensely proud of what we achieved in keeping the club up,” he told the Nottingham Post.
“Everybody had written us off but everybody pulled together and we managed it against all the odds.
“We then carried that momentum into the next season, when despite it being quite precarious behind the scenes, we got into the top four.
“But myself and Greg knew that we were hitting crazy heights and the expectation to keep that going just wasn’t realistic.
“Then in the January window, we lost four quality loan players and they just weren’t replaced in terms of like for like.
“But, even then, at no point was the club in danger of being relegated and that happened after I left.
“Still, it was a massive learning experience for me and the relationship I have with the fans there was a different class.
“When I’ve been back they’ve always afforded me a terrific ovation and I am looking forward to seeing them again.
“There are lots of Notts fans among my family and friends and they will be at the game on Saturday."
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Joe Jones
Head to head
Notts County and Cambridge United have met 27 times in their history.
The first meeting came on Boxing Day 1970 at Meadow Lane, with the Magpies earning a 4-1 win.
Notts hold the advantage in the head to head, with 11 wins, 7 draws and 9 defeats against the U’s.
Recent form is not good, however - we've lost our last four meetings against Cambridge.
The last meeting was on 2 January this year at the Abbey Stadium, and we lost 4-0.
Notts County are on a run of five League Two matches without a victory against Cambridge (D1 L4) having previously won three on the bounce in all competitions.
Cambridge have won back-to-back away Football League matches against Cambridge for just the second time; they have never done so on three consecutive trips.
43 points from 22 games is Notts County's best return in a league season since 1987/88 (3rd tier) and nearly twice the tally of points they had won at this stage last season (22).
Cambridge have scored just seven goals in their last 12 League Two matches, failing to score in seven of these games.
History
The club was founded in 1912 as Abbey United before taking the name Cambridge United in 1951.
It first competed in the Football League in 1970 and stayed there until relegation in 2005, nine seasons in the Conference following until climbing back out of non-league.
Cambridge have had two spells in the league's second tier, and reached the quarter-finals of the FA Cup twice and Football League Cup once during the early 1990s, the club's most successful era to date.
United's highest ever finishing place in the Football League is fifth in the Second Division during the 1991–92 season, competing in a season-ending four team playoff for the final promotion slot to the Premier League's inaugural season.
The club is based at the Abbey Stadium on Newmarket Road, approximately 1.86 miles east of Cambridge city centre. The stadium has a capacity of 8,127, made up of terracing and seated areas.
During their days in Division Two, with John Beck at the helm in the 1980's, the club earned a reputation for bizarre training methods and "dirty tricks" to make their opponents feel ill at ease.
These included freezing cold showers for his own players, dirty changing rooms and deflated kick-about balls for the opposition and long grass in the corners of the pitch to slow the long balls into those areas, allowing the U’s forwards to reach them.
Beck carried on his dirty tricks even after leaving to take charge of Preston North End – taking nine of the Cambridge United players with him.
He was not the only famous manager at the club, with Ron Atkinson taking the club from Fourth to Second division and Ex-England and Derby County centre-half Roy McFarland also sitting in the hot seat.
Before their entry into the League, a local animal sanctuary had an escapee and it was found grazing on the pitch at the Abbey Stadium. This lead to the moose connection with the club, and in the club shop you can buy a range of moose souvenirs to show your allegiance to the U’s.
Famous alumni include Dion Dublin and Luke Chadwick, while famous fans include football commentator Gary Newbon and Tom Findlay of Groove Armada.
And connecting the two clubs – none other than former Notts manager Shaun Derry, now a the helm of the U’s.
Team news
Adam Collin is back in training and rebuilding match fitness after suffering a knee injury in October, but Saturday's match comes too soon for the goalkeeper.
Club captain Michael O'Connor remains a long-term absentee having suffered a major knee injury in April.
Jonathan Forte, Lewis Alessandra and Rob Milsom all stand by in hope of recalls.
Cambridge boss Shaun Derry goes to his former club with his future on the line and he could make changes.
Striker Uche Ikpeazu is available again following a one-match suspension.
Last Saturday's last-gasp loss to Newport means United have just one win in eight games, while they are the lowest scoring side in the division and Derry has only been assured of his position for the Christmas period.
Ade Azeez played 90 minutes on his first start following three months out with a calf injury.
Derry named just four substitutes against Newport and could be short of options, with Gary Deegan and David Amoo expected to miss out again.
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Joe Jones
Notts County duo Shaun Brisley and Nicky Hunt paid a visit to Westglade Primary School in Nottingham as part of the Football In The Community-delivered scheme Premier League Primary Stars project.
The defenders were enthusiastically quizzed by the school's children about their career in the game, and also joined in a game of handball.
The Premier League Primary Stars project uses the appeal of the Premier League and professional football clubs to inspire children to learn, be active and develop important life skills.
As well as engaging children in physical activity and healthy living, PLPS uses the power of the beautiful game to teach core subjects such as Maths, English, PE and PSHE (personal, social, health and economic education).
Hunt told the FITC website of their visit to Westglade in early December: “The power of football is incomprehensible to young boys and girls at their age.
"Myself, Shaun and the boys are happy to put our names to such a great activities that are proving to be really positive.
"To see the work FITC are doing with primary school aged children has been brilliant and a real credit to the club and the charity.”
Tom Curson, Education Officer and Premier League Primary Stars delivery team member, spoke with pride at how Westglade Primary have benefited from the scheme, saying: “The children I see every week have been a joy to teach.
"The feedback myself and FITC have received from both the children and the staff has been phenomenal and even if we play a small part in the development of these children it would all be worth it.
"Their numeracy and English have seen huge improvements and we look forward to seeing them again in the New Year.”
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Joe Jones
Alan Hardy has revealed that Notts County are plotting a "marquee signing" in January.
The transfer window will open at the start of next month, leading to speculation as to who the Magpies will seek to recruit in a bid to remain in the League Two promotion hunt.
Although Notts are "in a really good place" at present and Kevin Nolan has faith in his current squad, the chairman gave an update about two enquiries being rejected so far and
“We are in a really good place and the gaffer is not in a mad rush to make signings,” Hardy told the Nottingham Post.
“He is convinced that, with the squad we have got, it is good enough to get promoted.
“However, we are looking for that one special player and he has to be able to come straight into the first team.
“We have made two enquiries this week and both of those were rejected. We won’t be going back in for them. The door has been closed and we move on.
“If that marquee signing does come off then it will be very late in the window.”
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Joe Jones
Notts County assistant manager Richard Thomas has confirmed that goalkeeper Adam Collin has returned to full training.
The 33-year-old has been sidelined for two months after suffering ligament damage in October's 2-1 win over Barnet.
Collin limped off in the second half of the match after taking a blow to the knee and was replaced by Ross Fitzsimons, who has done an admirable job in between the sticks ever since.
However, Notts have been boosted by their first-choice keeper's return to fitness, although Thomas suggested that he won't be rushed back into action just yet.
“Adam is back to full training now,” Thomas told the Nottingham Post.
“We are managing his load in the sessions when we are taking him out momentarily. We’ve just got to manage him back in now.
“It’s aerobic fitness that’s important rather than the knee so much because fitness can fall off when you are out injured.
“It’s just that side of it but he’s moving well. He looks like he’s never been away if I am honest. The lads are clearly pleased to have him back around the place so it’s all good.”
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Joe Jones
Notts County will be hoping to get back to winning ways following their draws against Luton Town and Grimsby Town when they host Cambridge United this weekend.
Managed by Shaun Derry, the U's are currently in a bad vein of form and may be missing key players.
Pride of Nottingham spoke to Cambridge fan Tom to get an insight on this weekend's opposition.
About Tom: I'm 26, been supporting the U's since I was a child, as long as I can remember, and my favourite player is Dave Kitson.
1) Cambridge dropped out of the Football League in 2005 and returned in 2014; what led to relegation and how did you bounce back up?
The U's were having money problems since the late 90s in all fairness and with financial issues comes the drop down the leagues, less revenue, less quality players, and it becomes a vicious cycle. In the Conference it's then really difficult to gain promotion - we finished second two years in a row but then lost in the playoffs. After a few more years of no luck, third time lucky it was in 2014 - second-placed finish but playoff success.
2) How are things going this season for Cambridge United?
Badly. Shaun Derry's clearly not the man to take us forward, the team's performing poorly on the pitch, we've been having injuries and suspensions all over the place, and behind the scenes it feels like a mess - Dave Doggett has resigned as chairman and nobody knows why, there's been reports of a takeover,  there's reports of the club running at a £630,000 loss... basically, watch this space!
3) What's been your proudest moment as a United fan?
It's a tie between the 2014 Conference playoff final, finally seeing the U's back in the Football League, and the FA Cup draw with Manchester United at the Abbey Stadium, a superb result which kept the dream alive and which gave us an unbelievable away day at Old Trafford. Closely behind is the 2014 Trophy final win over Gosport at Wembley.
4) Who are your biggest rivals?
It used to be Cambridge City, but they've been playing at a lower level than us since forever. It's Peterborough now, though we're not overly keen on Northampton, Colchester and Luton either.
5) Who are your danger men?
Uche Ikpeazu and Jabo Ibehre are our key men up front, but the latter is on the sidelines at the minute and we're not sure if he'll be back this weekend. They've both missed games here and there and their absence has been felt.
6) Can we get your score prediction?
I'd be delighted with a draw. Let's call it 1-1.
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November did not start in the best way for Juventus, but manager Massimiliano Allegri went for something radical - he inserted players like Douglas Costa, Medhi Benatia and Blaise Matuidi in the starting XI, while pulling the likes of Paulo Dybala and Alex Sandro off the bench.
This 'breakthrough' gave its positive signals, 3-0 against Crotone in the league, then a 1-0 victory in Naples in the big-match Napoli-Juve, decided by Gonzalo Higuain, who also had a broken hand.
On December 5, Juventus qualified for the Champions League round of 16, beating Olympiacos 2-0 in Greece.
In the last 16 we will play against Tottenham Hotspur, the first match will be at Allianz Stadium on February 13th, the return will be on March 7th at Wembley.
Having beatem Napoli, Juve then had the chance to return to the top of the table - however, it finished 0-0 between Juve and Inter in Turin.
In our last league match Juve won 3-0 against Bologna, with a splendid free kick by Miralem Pjanic, Mario Mandzukic's goal and Matuidi's first goal with Juventus.
The Bianconeri are now second in the league, +1 on Inter. On Wednesday, Juve successfully navigated the Coppa Italia last-16 tie with Genoa and will now face city rivals Torino in the quarter-finals.
The injury situation is on stand-by: Mandzukic has a calf injury, Mattia De Sciglio a thigh problem and Gianluigi Buffon a muscle strain, but they should have less serious problems than Benedikt Howedes.
The German defender, who had made his debut with Juve against Crotone, has again a lesion of the rectus femoris and he should remain out for at least 2 more weeks.
But there are also good news: Marko Pjaca returned to the squad list for Juventus-Bologna on the 17th day of Serie A after a 9-month layoff with a knee injury.
Meanwhile, Juve are also moving forward in the football trasfer-market: Liverpool midfielder Emre Can will see his contract expire in June, and Juve's society may already have an agreement to sign him on a free.
Mattia Caldara will arrive to Juventus in June once his loan with Atalanta finishes, while Leonardo Spinazzola could already arrive in January, given the possible departures of one between Kwadwo  Asamoah and Alex Sandro.
Dybala's situation is complicated: he had started very well, he had reached 10 goals in Serie A after a few games, then he had a drop in form.
He changed his agent and now, according to newspapers, the Argentine’s manager would have offered him to Paris Saint Germain. Meanwhile, we are waiting to see the best of Dybala again because we need his magic!
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Joe Jones
Notts County assistant manager Richard Thomas has urged caution against a Cambridge United who come to Meadow Lane in poor form.
The U's, managed by former Magpies boss Shaun Derry, come into this weekend's match 13th in the table on the back of three straight defeats.
Thomas, however, believes Cambridge's bad form has been more a case of bad luck and missing key players, but expects them to be more dangerous than their current status.
"I've been to watch Cambridge a couple of times this season and they're a really good side," Thomas told the official Notts site. "I think their league position belies what they offer.
"They might have underachieved, but with Cambridge I think it's to do with availability of key players through suspension or injury.
"It looks like they haven't been able to put out their top individuals consistently, which is why they might have stumbled to this point.
"But we're only halfway and they're absolutely a team that can put a good run together post-Christmas and be right up there.
"There are no doubts about what they can do but, after their recent results, they might come here and look to protect and keep the game tight.
"They might also come right out of the blocks and get at us. You've got to prepare for every eventuality."
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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.
- Adam Yates will reportedly not have his Port Vale contract - which expires this month - renewed following reconstructive facial surgery after a freak collision with his own goalkeeper in a reserve game, although the Valiants will reportedly still continue to pay his medical bills.
- Dave Doggett has stepped down as chairman of Cambridge United after nearly five years in the role.
- Still with Cambridge, director Graham Daniels says head coach Shaun Derry will remain in charge of the team until at least the new year.
- Yet more Cambridge news as Derry confirmed that coach Mick Halsall has left the Abbey Stadium to join Coventry City.
- Coventry midfielder Callum Maycock has signed a new contract to stay with the League Two club until June 2020.
- Forest Green Rovers are about to submit new plans for a new ecological wooden stadium by the M5.
- Portsmouth defender Drew Talbot is reportedly in talks with Chesterfield over a return to the Proact Stadium.
- Coventry have signed Reading forward Josh Barrett on a loan deal until the end of the season.
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Joe Jones
We're 22 games into the League Two season and things are looking very rosy indeed for Notts, with 43 points gained so far in the campaign.
On Facebook, Richard Thompson wrote a post on the Pride of Nottingham wall after the 21st game, comparing the tally of this season with that of the other two promotion campaigns in recent history, in 1997/98 and 2009/10.
Having adjusted the statistics to include game number 22, Notts had 37 points in 09/10, and 41 in 97/98. And in both these seasons, the Magpies finished top of the pile.
It's worth mentioning that in both the previous League Two/Division Three promotion campaigns, Notts enjoyed a strong second half to the season.
In 09/10, the Magpies picked up 56 points from the remaining 24 games to finish on 93 points, and in 97/98, they finished with 99 points, so they picked up an additional 58 points.
Heading into the halfway point of the season, Kevin Nolan's boys are better placed than their promotion-winning predecessors were after the same amount of games, but it's absolutely crucial that standards remain high in the second half of the campaign.
Obviously the prospect of a title or promotion hunt is always going to be relative to the teams around Notts.
After 22 games of the 09-10 campaign, the Pies were fourth in the standings, 14 points behind then-leaders Rochdale, while in 97-98, the heavy win over Doncaster Rovers put Notts back on top. This year, at the 22-game mark Notts are second.
Luton Town, who top the current standings have outlined their credentials as the strongest team in the division and, below Notts, things are relatively even among all the other teams, with just 12 points separating third-placed Exeter City from 16th-placed Stevenage.
The January window will be interesting to see - how will Notts strengthen their ranks so as to improve the squad without unsettling the current crop, and how will the other promotion and playoff contenders recruit in the New Year?
It's been a superb 2017-18 campaign so far and, if any manager is going to ensure that standards don't slip, it's Nolan.
So Notts... it's over to you!
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Joe Jones
Kevin Nolan has spoken highly of the improvement in Notts County's defensive play, as highlighted by their clean sheet against Grimsby Town at the weekend.
The Magpies recorded their first shutout since the 3-0 win against Newport County in October, with Ross Fitzsimons also playing his part with a smart save from Jamille Matt in the first half.
Although Notts have conceded goals in recent weeks, the last team to register more than five shots on target in a league game was Carlisle United back in October.
“We are clearing up at the back and you can see their desire to defend,” Nolan told the Nottingham Post. “They are a really good unit and they are working their socks off for each other.
“We were delighted with the clean sheet against Grimsby and hopefully this gives us a base to start on.
“If you keep a clean sheet then it’s only one goal that’s required to win the game. We have goals all over the pitch and we know it can come at any time.”
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Joe Jones
Hello and welcome to episode 36 of the Pride of Nottingham PONcast, presented by Chris and JJ.
In this week's episode we discuss Notts County's League Two draw with Grimsby Town - why couldn't the Magpies break down their opponents?
We also look ahead to the weekend meeting against Cambridge United, the 23rd game of the season and an encounter against ex-Magpies boss Shaun Derry's current side.
We then talk about Derry's time at Meadow Lane and whether things would have been different had he been given the resources that Kevin Nolan has at present.
In addition we review the season so far, including what we deem to have been the standout match and who we think has been the best player, and discuss the club's FA Cup shirt sponsorship with William Hill.
All this and more only in episode 36 of the Pride of Nottingham PONcast!
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Joe Jones
Notts County manager Kevin Nolan is expecting a tough game on Saturday when Shaun Derry's Cambridge United visit Meadow Lane for their League Two clash.
The former Magpies youth product returned to NG2 as manager in November 2013 and helped conjure up the Great Escape at the end of that season.
However, Derry was sacked in March 2015 and has since taken over at Cambridge where the U's are six points off the top seven.
“We’ve got a tough one coming up against Cambridge,” Nolan told the Nottingham Post. "They lost on Saturday but they will come here and respect us.
“Shaun Derry will be coming back and I am sure he will be wanting to prove people wrong here.
"He’s got a lot of people who think he was unfortunate to lose his job during the time he was here.
“For me, it’s about making sure we are at it all week. It’s at home, it’s the next game and we are looking to get back to winning ways.”
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Joe Jones
Matt Tootle has expressed his pride with Notts County's impressive home form this year and believes Meadow Lane can truly be deemed a fortress.
The Magpies could end the year with just one defeat at home in the league, depending on how they get on with Shaun Derry's Cambridge United this Saturday.
County's home record is the best outside the Premier League, testament to the improvements made by Kevin Nolan and Alan Hardy.
“When I signed in 2016 I came in and said this place should be a fortress,” he said.
“It wasn’t for six months, but then the gaffer came in, and straight away he said we would turn Meadow Lane into a place where other teams won’t get anything.
“He made that clear. The only team this year to have got a result in the league was Portsmouth and they were the champions of League Two last season. That says it all and about how well we have done.
“It is a great achievement. It’s a credit to us and it’s just a shame we lost one because I have OCD and I would have liked it to have been zero.”
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