Kameron Muir. 15 years, 32 days.

[Robbie]

 

[Robbie]

Kameron's family must be very proud of him. He looks like he's going to have a very bright future in Football.

It was a landmark evening for Notts too, because as well as Kameron becoming the youngest ever player to play for the senior team, Notts had a total of five academy players playing that evening, including Kameron, who all played their part in helping Notts to a win against Burton.

[liampie]

i am very pleased for him, it looks like a milestone that will hopefully see the club push our youngsters to be more involved. the only way they will improve is by playing, if they play and dont reach the level we need, fair enough but giving kameron muir this surely means he has a bright future for us?

[menzinho]

I know the club have spoken about the academy and wanting it to play a big part of the club’s future and nights like last night will help to promote it. Given the competition we face we definitely need to showcase that there are opportunities to train with our first team and then even get to play.

For Kameron it’ll be a night he never forgets and it’s brilliant for him (and all the other academy players that were involved too). But for the club to give him his debut at such a young age they must really rate him. I just hope he stays around as he could potentially be an excellent player for us in the not so distant future!

[NottsGeezerCal]

Seems to have a good head on his shoulders for a 15 year old. Hopefully he gets some more chances to shine in the first team. 

[Chris]

It's pleasing to see young players like Kameron Muir coming in, doing well and gaining a record which speaks volumes. I do echo comments about the club needing to make it count, and for it not to be a way to promote the EFL trophy but about giving good youngsters much needed minutes with the first team environment.

Also, Stuart Maynard does deserve credit for going ahead and playing all 5 of them.