i think much of the reactions against sutton were caused by frustration, the way the sutton players behaved and got on to our fans would only in turn put the pressure back on our players. i do wonder why some fans consider themselves supporters but thankfully thats few and far between, twitter can be an ugly place for any football fans but i do agree that we are in this together. i would have the club to be in the jamie fullarton times again.

despite the poor transfer window, its our first back in the efl and i am very thankful for the investment of our owners.

I’m hopeful that this is just a temporary phase. Most supporters are fantastic, and while I don’t blame them for booing, I personally wouldn’t do it. I agree that we’re going through a tough time, but the situation with Jamie Fullarton was completely different. As a younger fan, it makes me appreciate where we are now and what our current owners are trying to achieve. We’ve had some bad luck this season, especially with the loss of Luke Williams, but I’m committed to giving my full support.

A poignant reflection on our current times at Meadow Lane. This article resonates with the sentiment that we, as supporters, have a significant role in shaping the club's atmosphere. It's a reminder of our shared love for the game and the club. While it's easy to fall into a trap of negativity, especially after disappointing performances, it's crucial to remember the bigger picture. Our support can make all the difference in turning the tide. Let’s be the positive change we want to see in our club, cultivating an environment where players and fans alike can thrive.

The comparison between the current state of affairs and the Fullarton era really puts things into perspective. It's a reminder of how far we've come and the obstacles we’ve overcome. Yes, the situation isn’t ideal, but turning our dissatisfaction into boos only adds to the pressure on our players. They need us now more than ever. Let’s channel our energies into positive support and help reignite the spirit of Meadow Lane. We’ve weathered storms before; we can do it again together.

I grasp the disapproval following the Sutton game, but I can't comprehend why certain fans haven't given Stuart Maynard a fair opportunity. Instantly desiring a manager to be dismissed isn't a positive reflection for a supposed supporter. Unfortunately, some individuals, particularly in this era, simply relish a good complaint. I acknowledge the reaction after Sutton; I wouldn't have jeered, but losing to the team firmly at the bottom of the table and conceding 9 goals against them naturally stirs heightened emotions. If this persists in substantial proportions, that's a distinct concern. It would be regrettable to see the connection established with promotion severed so early.

I don’t boo at matches I just don’t clap or show any appreciation if I’m not satisfied with the performance. Having said that I can understand some fans wanting to voice their frustration with boos BUT some fans go too far and start verbally abusing players and the manager which turns the atmosphere very unpleasant and not something I’m comfortable with, I don’t want to sit at a match with my grandson and listen to the bloke behind me shouting obscenities at the manager, it puts me off going to matches to be honest. I hope it is only a temporary thing and we get back to a pleasant atmosphere enjoyable for all.

I was very disappointed to witness a section of the Notts Supporters booing the team and the modern day experience of seeing the vitriol aimed at the Head Coach and team on social media after the match.

Since we were relegated to the National League, supporters, and significantly, the new supporters have seen nothing but success and good performances from the team.

Even when we lost in the National League playoffs, it was still regarded by many as a successful season. 

When we got promoted there was a sense that the success would continue this season and now that it looks like this may not happen, some supporters have become very disappointed.

I don't share their disapointment.I believe the team has done ok and to think we are still in the mix for a playoff place with 12 games to go should encourage Notts fans to get behind the team, and I hope that the vast majority will.

Booing achieves nothing but division. Time to lift the lads, not break them down. We're stronger together!

@TheSkipper perfectly captures the current sentiment around Meadow Lane but doesn't shy away from the harsh truth. Booing, as much as it's a raw expression of disappointment, serves little in fostering a positive environment for our team to thrive. What’s needed is a collective push towards lifting the atmosphere, embracing our team's efforts and acknowledging their struggles. As supporters, our role should not just be to critique but to uplift. The history of Notts County is steeped in resilience, and this is another such chapter where our unity can be the difference between despair and hope.

After the Wembley victory over Chesterfield and the title Battle with Wrexham the Magpies picked up a few Fair Weather Fans and I would suggest most of the Negative response comes from them, for it would seem long term Magpie fans are willing to give the new Gaffer time and hope he can turn things around. The thing is after the 2023/2024 season Magpie Fans are used to Notts winning games and currently they aren't getting the victories Fans want, ( sorry for stating the obvious). We long term Fans have seen this all before the booing the call for the Manager/Head Coach to be sacked, and the Negative response to certain players. We can't stop the booing the cat calling the toxic posts on social media platforms, but I think a vast majority of the Notts Fan Base is positive the only thing is the nay sayer's seem to be the more vocal. And perhaps they believed all the Hype which the Media heaped on Notts at the start of the season, how  Notts and Wrexham were favourites to get promotion. Myself and a large majority of Magpie fans would class a top half finish and maybe a run at the Playoffs would be the sign of a Good season. 

Thank you for all the reads and remarks. I hope you thought about sharing it as I didn’t post or share links to it elsewhere, mainly because I wanted members to spread the word. The goal was to provide insight into our current form and situation. I’m happy with how most fans behaved in our recent home match against AFC Wimbledon. That loss was beyond our control, even though the own goal didn’t help, but that’s football. Notts played well and if they maintain that standard, we should be back to winning soon.