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Notts County striker David McGoldrick says he "treasures" his longevity as a footballer and adds that he still approaches ever match as if he was a newcomer.

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It was a great move by Notts to bring back David to Meadow Lane.

His experience hasn't just been a benefit to Notts on the field of play where he has netted 18 goals in 48 appearances since his return.

He has also been very important to Notts off the field as well, such as on the training ground.

Being a senior figure he has taken on an unofficial mentoring role & has given lots of advice to his fellow players at the club.

Although he may not be the club Captain he leads by example on the field of play. His determination & work rate is an inspiration to others too.

He has been a positive influence on young players at the Club with his passion & desire.

Hopefully that positive influence will galvanise his fellow Notts players to some silverware at the season's end

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It's just great to have the experience of David McGoldrick at Notts. 

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i dont think we can play him all the time, he tires and breaks down naturally. last season from the point we struggled to the end of the season showed that. hes much better being rested and started, saved for the big games and allowed to pick up minutes based on how hes performing. this season i think hes been class and part of that is because we have not relied on him so much.

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I agree @liampie Didzy's playing time needs to be carefully managed.

It's been hard to leave him out due to all the injuries, but he's so good in the supporting role, basically acting as an attacking midfielder.

I think he will be rested against Peterborough & probably Scott will be in that role for that game.

In the new year, if the injured players return, we may see him more on the bench & used as a game changer. 

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I respect how he always tries, even when tired and not performing well. He puts the same effort into his performances. Last season, the squad relied on him, which isn't ideal for a player like David McGoldrick. Even this season, we could have managed him better but haven't due to injuries and a lack of attacking options.

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David McGoldrick shows that players can feature as part of a promotion-fighting team even at his age if managed well. Modern fitness techniques have allowed him to perform at a high level, and this season he has put in some incredible displays, which still demonstrates that he could have remained at Derby County. The Rams might wish they had a player like him for his quality, experience, and leadership, which are invaluable in a competitive league. McGoldrick's continued contribution on the field is a testament to his dedication and professionalism, qualities that every team would benefit from.

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On his day, David McGoldrick plays well above League Two level, showcasing his exceptional talent and experience. It's heartening to see him return home and become a mentor to both young and seasoned players at Notts County. Stuart Maynard needs to ensure he is managed correctly to avoid fatigue or injury, keeping him fit and effective throughout the season.

McGoldrick’s willingness to play every minute highlights his passion for the game and commitment to the team. This attitude, combined with his skill, makes him an asset not just on the pitch but in the dressing room as well, inspiring his teammates to strive for excellence. Given the opportunity, I have no doubt he would rise to the occasion and deliver outstanding performances consistently.

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David McGoldrick's experience is invaluable at Notts. His leadership is something our young players can really learn from. Hoping to see more goals from him!

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It's great to see Didzy back at Meadow Lane. His presence on the pitch is reassuring, and he's a real asset to the team this season.

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one thing is when we dont have him, we do tend to miss his presence which highlights the importance he plays within the squad. i think we perform better as a team when hes involved too.

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