Jodi wants to make an impact on the final four league games of the season.

Every Notts fan wishes the same.

 

I'd love to see Jodi swinging his shirt around his head on the last day of the season as he scores the goal that secures Notts promotion to League One. 

I am sure it will be a big boost when Jodi is back to full fitness, and whilst I love his drive, Notts does need to be careful (as does Jodi). He's a great player, and I would hope any frustration from not playing or feeling like he could have changed our season, doesn't push him too far or too quickly. It's not that I want to see him doing the talking on the pitch, I think Jodi's drive can be infectious, but I do feel there's a risk since he's suffered setbacks twice this season.

The emphasis on pursuing automatic promotions reveals an underlying push within our ranks, which I do wonder if some players have doubts or feel they could have done better at times. The pressure needs to be forgotten at the end of the day, as does the frustration. If the players focus and work as a team, they will be just fine regardless.

I agree @Chris that Notts need to be careful with Jodi. Of course there will be pressure to play Jodi, but I don't think that it is feasible that he will be fully match fit this season.

Notts can still use him from the bench half way through the second half if they need inputus or need to change things.

But I do think it's important to ensure that Jodi doesn't break down again. A fully match fit Jodi at the start of next season needs to be the goal.