From tonights performance so far, Campbell and Silva are linking up together really well! Could they be better than sas?

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So what was the side.... score?

8-0, only arnold town, 7 goals came from the team witj campbell and silva in, silva scoring 4 and campbell with 2 assits and 1 goal

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There is no only Arnold Town... was this the expected Notts starting 11?

There where 2 teams

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First XI: Trialist, trialist, Bennet, Smith, Adams, Jenner, Swerts, Milsom, Valencic, Stead, Spencer.

 

Second XI: Trialist, trialist, McKenzie, Hollis, Sharpe, trialist,Noble, Thompson, Campbell, De Silva, Snijders.

Second half I hear the passing broke Arnold Town down, which means we have a good mix. I am hoping to see more answers from the tougher games, such as Grimsby and Port Vale.

Then finally onto the home friendly!

I wouldn't really say we should stick with any, however it's all about see what players have to offer. Da Silva seems very exciting, lets hope he can shine against some of the teams listed above. You Pies!

Its going to be tough for places I feel, which can only be a good thing.

Could it be that Moniz will make sure no partnerships form, yet all the players including strikers become used to each other?

I suspect some will hold their own but we may not see a Spencer/Murray scenario with players fighting for places. I would like to see them a bit more before I suggest who I would prefer up front.

We will have to see ultimately how the squad shapes up, if the Championship striker spoken of is still available he could change things.

i am surprised arnold did not find a way through with hollis and mckenzie playing together, perhaps thats a partnership? futurewise?

@liampie they barely touched the ball in that 2nd half to even get a chance to score

Unlike the previous friendly, where Notts passed around very slowly and that allowed them to conduct themselves as they did.

It sounds like we have a game plan on how to break down teams, even under trials.

Spencer and Stead hands down, Campbell and Da Silva sound like the future for when we need to move on from the SAS.