Interestingly York City have won three matches on the Bounce since Stuart Maynard took over, and it would seem according to York Fans that he has dropped the Tippy Tappy , play it from the back system adopted by his predecessor. So did the Notts Model Shackle Maynard's ideas in how he would have liked the Magpies to play? Or has the fact his time at the Lane helped him become a better Coach at the National League Level?

Admittedly his tenure at York as only just begun, but he's made a Good Start and should he manage to guide York back into the Football League, could the Brothers be left thinking that Maynard was one they let Get Away? Thoughts PON Members?

I'm pleased for him. To his credit he did get Notts to sixth place and a playoff place. From January to May of 25 he was virtually on his own without much support.

We know that he was wanting in a few areas like EFL experience on the Management side & his substitution timings as an example, but he did give it his best shot, & if he had been given more support by the club hiring an experienced EFL Head of Football to help Stuart, & give advice who knows what the result could have been at season's end.

You might be right @Wheelbarrow repair man that Stuart was hamstrung by the perceived wishes of the owners regarding the Notts model then, but it looks like the owners have done a 90 Deg turn when it comes to Notts footballing model this season.

Pity they couldn't have given Stuart more of a reign over the style of play as they are appearing to give Paterson.