This is brilliant and true. I do wonder if they have a moaners edition where winning feels almost the same as losing.

Who’s Noris Counry? Why are there two dead flowers on top of a rugby ball? And what were they doing in 1942? AI has a long way to go yet…

I’d say I’m probably not one of those fans, maybe that’s because even when we win I can come away from watching a match thinking we were lucky and I don’t have the same feeling of joy when we’ve been deserving of a win shall we say. I’m a kind of sun covered by cloud fan!

I totally get why fans feel like this though, it’s an emotional sport for us, we are all desperate to see Notts do well and it pains us when they don’t.

It is funny, because if it were real it would be even better. Part of the problem with the internet right now is the sheer amount of AI slop. It is not that AI itself is bad, but many people who use it are idle and churn out pointless things they would not be able to make otherwise.

What it represents is amusing. The way it is made and the slop around it is what becomes annoying. Sadly, most people will not have a sharp eye like @menzinho.

I get really disappointed when Notts lose but I don’t get angry, what’s the point it only raises blood pressure and that’s not good at my age.

I don't really get angry, it's very rare and the disappointment level varies but it never reaches the point where I bring it home. Of course, I do feel at times we could give more of an account of ourselves but I feel I am balanced. I reflect based on many things, not just the outcome or performance of a game. I am not sure why some treat it as if it's life or death, or fail to factor in that certain games aren't our day.

When we are poor, I don't understand why people choose to really behind the club but when we do well, they critise the form like this season where some feel we threw promotion away via the automatics.

I feel we fought hard this season, through injuries, suspension, poor results and bad officiating.

But I would never say that we should have stayed in the automatics because I don't believe we or any club has that right. PON exists to factor in how feelings of how things could have been, to balance the disappointment etc.

2 minutes ago, Chris said:

I feel we fought hard this season, through injuries, suspension, poor results and bad officiating.

Well said.

Combining that list with losing Montague for the best part of a year, spanning two seasons....the way it ended with SM, the time under Gagliardi....probably all really set us back. I think most fans get this.

I don't get too angry or depressed after bad results. I've always enjoyed the whole project under the Bros. It's the clamour to throw the baby out with the bathwater that wears on me a bit.

The only think that annoys me are supporters who critise a club who are doing very well everything taken into account as @theAnticlough and @Chris have both said.

Where we have come from in the last 5 years has been truly amazing. Let's be ever thankful!

I don't knock ambition, but there are some who I find to be hard to take seriously on social media that will come out with some views or comments that leave me baffled. I do like hearing counter points, and well thought out opinions, but most complaints fall well short of that.

Calling for Martin Paterson's head after I think it was 6 games unbeaten, and on the verge of the top place left me wondering why?

Complaints that we didn't sign Ruben Rodrigues and this being a supposed sign of the club lacking ambition. Where would he fit into our current squad? Could he move around if needed? His best and only decent position for me was as an attacking midfeidler in a central position. We don't need that.

Saying it was a mistake to allow David McGoldrick to go, mostly when he's in form, is a good discussion but I feel it is used as an excuse to critise the club and our owners. People who have been a breath of fresh air, and have single handedly allowed the club to operate in its best means in decades. There are many things that I could include, but they are obvious and weak, I don't think complaining that are spending money off the pitch should come with concerns about what we spend on it.

Provided the squad we have is competitive, and the money benefits the club in the long term and squad. Which is exactly how I see the improvements; I notice people complaining about the training facilities and how we don't have them. Now we have a good agreement, which could lead to owning the training pitch as I know there's a lot of debt whilst we do have an agreement. Even leasing is beneficial because it builds our relationship with an important part of the city.

I wouldn't be surprised if we do end up buying the land that our training pitch is on, as there's a lot of property being sold due to a lack of resources and it would be smart of us to secure it for the long term.