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Are you worried about relegation?

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It's a massive concern for sure the table doesn't lie , next week is huge , AH new energy , a good appointment as manager , and a good turn over of players , that's what will be key to our league safety , the current playing staff if unchanged will take us down , massive week ahead .

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Survival starts from forming some sort of 'patch up' squad, there's a way we can get the quality but getting them to agree to join us is another question.

God the next manager needs to know what he's exactly doing, some should probably be more reserved on judging Alan Hardy also - we need to bypass all this. I have noticed comments about Alan Smith being the next Jamie Fullarton (after the first goal today). Absolute joke!

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The managerial appointment like mentioned above is massive , and selling the clubs future intentions may be important to attract certain players , it's a huge job , until change comes , and much will be learnt next week , we have little hope , my hope lays with the revolution .

We are doomed from here on unless there are dramatic changes all every department at the club.

In all my years of supporting Notts have I ever witnessed a squad of players so inept of the very basics any professional should have, they do not have the morale or confidence to actually focus on playing football. Its very grim.

Yesterday was just shocking.

We need at least 20 points to stay up, bare minimum (and even then we'd be very lucky). That's six wins and two draws, or five wins and five draws. To reach 50 points we need seven wins minimum plus some draws. At the moment I don't know where they're coming from. I hope the new manager has the desired effect.

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@Veggie pie our forms gone out the window but it would help if the players focused on playing football, i really wonder what goes through their minds.

if we stay up its going to take a lot of change.

Should the title of this thread be changed from 'Are you worried about relegation' to 'Are you worried about liquidation'?

What right do you have to tell me I'm wrong?  You're not my Granddaughter.

My thoughts too.  We have a large unpaid HMRC bill which will be left to Ray Trew to pay if Hardy really has bailed out.  HMRC seem to be looking for a footy club to make an example of, it could easily be us.

 

What right do you have to tell me I'm wrong?  You're not my Granddaughter.

The only hope I have is that covering the HMRC bill or lowering his asking price will be financially more beneficial to Ray Trew than placing the club in administration.  

What right do you have to tell me I'm wrong?  You're not my Granddaughter.

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