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Really good news and I sincerely hope for a long overdue cup run to bolster the coffers

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The figures are indeed impressive. While some supporters may wish for higher sales, it’s not always feasible. We have a dedicated and consistent fan base that remains with us through thick and thin. Given our current position, these numbers are quite commendable for the club.

yes, our club is going in the right direction. i think some fans believe we should be able to instantly do things but the marketing of the club and media team is impressive. we have so many aspects as fans to be happy with.

seeing better season ticket sales will make match days feel more exciting as you know the support will be there.

The sales are crucial for the club’s expansion, so achieving over 5.6k is quite remarkable. The funds gathered are evidently being ploughed back into the team and various initiatives, making it all the more significant to support it. If we can turn Meadow Lane into a stronghold and deliver enjoyable performances, like at the start of the previous season, it will only bring rewards.

1 hour ago, Piethagoram said:

 I sincerely hope for a long overdue cup run to bolster the coffers

It would be lovely to have a successful cup run, a way for the players to give back to the fans. A memorable journey in the FA or League Cup would be splendid. The matches against Liverpool, Sunderland, Fulham, and Manchester City are still cherished.

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It’s great to see the hard work bearing fruit. The club has done a good job of promoting the season tickets and pushing them at every opportunity. It’s rewarding to see the numbers increasing. Fans don’t just start buying tickets out of the blue; it’s their loyalty and the prospect of a promising season that drives them.

These are indeed positive times for Notts. After the downturn we experienced during our challenging years, it’s heartening to see our numbers on the rise. Each person involved contributes to this success. The community and fans deserve recognition along with the club. Meadow Lane offers a wonderful match day experience. Here’s hoping it continues for a long time and serves as a symbol of our success.

@JustLikeJuve Absolutely, I couldn’t agree more. It’s truly uplifting to see Notts bouncing back after the tough times. The increase in numbers is a testament to the collective efforts of everyone involved. The community, fans, and the club all deserve a round of applause for their contributions. The match day experience at Meadow Lane is indeed fantastic, and long may it continue to be a beacon of our success. Here’s to many more years of prosperity for Notts!

The higher the sales, the more beneficial the funds can be utilised. It’s fantastic to witness the numbers rising again, similar to Lifeline which is now full and has a waiting list. At least there’s no queue to secure your seat. :D

It was never a case of if I would renew, I know this is the case for many fans and I hope to start seeing some old faces who stopped going due to all the issues. It was a bit of downer seeing this happen, although I always hoped one day the club would be well looked after. The amount of season ticket sales to-date is nothing short of amazing; it really is a positive sign for the club and shows that things are much better now.

We can be thankful for many things that the Reedtz have done for Notts, but for me making Notts a club that embraces its fans and ensures their money is well spent is very rewarding to see.

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As Notts fans will know, when things are going well, everything else seems to fall into place. It’s encouraging to see the healthy sales of season tickets. For a club of our stature, this must be a pleasing sight for the board, showing that their hard work is drawing fans back, season after season.

Given our recent performance, it’s not surprising. The squad is filled with players who represent the club admirably, and we are fortunate to be owned by individuals who spend money judiciously. They don’t splurge on a single player, but spread their investments across multiple players, recruiting exceptionally well. At our level, one might expect more mistakes, so it’s gratifying to see this isn’t the case.

It fills me with pride to see the vast number of season tickets Notts has managed to sell. We are a club that values family, and witnessing the ticket sales rise year after year is a reward in itself. It’s a testament to the strong bond and unwavering support within our community.

I recall when we had just over 2,000 season ticket holders and there were many grumbles about the cost. We all feared that the National League would be detrimental, but in my view and experience, it’s been one of the best developments. That, and the arrival of the Reedtz brothers! I wish we had managed to turn things around before being relegated, but it did prompt the club to reassess things, even under new ownership.

Notts has made a significant turnaround and with players like Macaulay Langstaff, Jodi Jones and others, fans are undoubtedly thrilled and feel a stronger connection to the club. It’s fantastic to see that we’ve sold a substantial number of tickets so far.

Oh oh oh ohhhhh, everywhere where we go, watching super County putting on a show!

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It's great to see that Notts is getting the attention it deserves both as a place and club. Bought my first season ticket and can't wait to see the shiny new pitch get run through ????

The future for Notts is looking bright, now the boys need to show us what they've got and put up a performance worthy of promotion.

Last season had its hiccups, and we always seem to end the season on a low note - let's change the script for once.

Langstaff's committment to this team is unwaivered. Fingers crossed the rumours of him leaving are just hear say ????

 

 

I imagine that the recent departures might have upset some fans who were eager to see those players on the field in Notts colours. Regardless of who’s here or not, it will be wonderful to see Meadow Lane packed with our supporters. Let’s remain optimistic about the club having a successful season.

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