I sit in the Pavis and do wish that the crowd would get a little more involved sometimes with the singing etc but no one around me seems to be negative,  I think the signs for 'Maynard out' last season were coming from sections of the Kop as far as I remember 

The attendances at Meadow Lane warm my heart. I don’t like seeing the fan base in decline because the club has always had amazing support. Over the years, I have witnessed it dwindle to a very concerning level at one point. I am pleased to see that’s no longer the case now.

We had some good attendances under AH, but nothing like this. I have never known the club to be like it is now. It makes me feel happier to be a Notts County fan. I hope they continue to climb, as it’s good to see the club transitioning into a more modern but family-focused environment.

The attendances are such a good thing to see. It’s revenue for the club, and the way that Notts operates now, every penny is going to fund all these amazing changes we have seen. I want to see them continue to sustain and hope at times we do see further improvements.

It’s brilliant for Notts and Meadow Lane. The ground is looking better than it ever has. I like all the neat touches, from the new signs to the excellent pitch. For once, we are lucky, and the Reedtz continue to spoil us as they show they’re making smart investments for the club, which is having a huge impact on all the positive things we see.

The football helps, and so does being back in League Two. Many clubs that learned from being relegated out of the EFL and are capable of promotion tend to see a renewed interest and bigger crowds. Our owners are always improving things off the pitch, and we’re seeing investment on it too, which I’m sure gets people’s attention. I think Jason Palmer knows this, and so should the club.

The attendances are good, with a lot of younger fans getting involved. The active community that embraces them is helping to make it feel like home. There is a Notts family presence at the club, and fans look after their own. Long may this continue.

Yes, long may it continue. Meadow Lane looks much better, and if we are to cope pound for pound, we need to keep the gates up. At some stage, it may see season ticket prices increasing, and the only way to reasonably combat this is to ensure good gates on match days.

I would hope Meadow Lane can keep it up, as I can see another thousand or two with bigger clubs from League One if we can get up there. All the money generated by the club will go towards making us stronger as a club.