There has been a lot of positives since the arrival of Kevin Nolan, so I thought I would list the things I have learned in the chance that other members here may share their own points.

• Notts County can turn poor form into something outstanding, when effort is matched throughout the squad.
• Goal ratios and age mean little, if the player applies themselves and the team performs - it can/should work.
• A rookie manager isn't something to fear if the chairman supports them and allows him full control of building his staff.
• Team spirit can breed into the stands even when fears of relegation are looming.
• Meadow Lane is a fantastic venue that enhances match days.
• Takeovers can heal issues if all those involved try to repair the damages (rather than papering over cracks).
• Honesty is the best policy, thank god the club now has this.

I could have added others, along with some more common views but I'll leave it to this.

What about you?

i have learned the club needs to care about its players and fans, this alone has made the biggest difference.

A Notts County chairman can hire a decent manager who hasn't done the rounds elsewhere, or, been sacked once or twice per season.

Notts can win at Meadow Lane but it reverts the away form! So be it. COYP

@Chris "a rookie manager isn't something to fear"..... Jamie????????

Kevin Nolan has obviously got a lot more motivational skills than previous managers. Doing a great job. COYP

5 hours ago, Piethagoram said:

@Chris "a rookie manager isn't something to fear"..... Jamie????????

In that case, yes.... ONLY FEAR.