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It’s time to stand behind the gaffer ...!!

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I’ll always support the manager and the club, I think the majority of fans support KN but as usual the minority shout loudest, glad to see a lot of fans on here are supportive.

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It’s way too early to be talking stupid yet. Admittedly its been a rubbish start, but give them a break? Hopefully it’ll turn around soon or th small minority may turn into a larger voice. I wont call for his had just yet. Not needed at this point. Support!

I don't want Nolan out (yet), but conversley I think it's nonsense to support him just because he's the current manager. For me, he has neither proved, nor disproved himself yet. There is no obligation to support either the club or the manager or individual players for that matter. If I go to the theatre, I feel free to applaud or criticise the actors, the stage set, the director, the producer depending on whether I feel I got value for money. Football is no different - although it often thinks it is. Nolan's diea of what constitutes a good defense at fourth division level is miles away from mine, so I feel able to criticise, as there is no right or wrong answer, merely opinion. No doubt he feels his opinion is better grounded in experience and knowledge than mine is, and I would agree with him. But that doesn't invalidate my opinion or negate my right to express it.

NCFC's current defence is slow and lacks height - that is the manager's fault.

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On 20/08/2018 at 20:18, upthepies said:

How did you feel seeing Notts thrashed at the time @Magic magpie? Welcome to life as a Notts.

I fully agree with you lad.

It was pain full I won’t hide it 

Kevin Nolan, I normally defend him. I'm a fan of his. BUT he needs to realise the defence needs shaping up. After losing 4-0 and shipping 10 goals in 3 games, he should of made more changes rather than change a striker. If he doesn't change the defence or way we play he deserves to go. He needs to realise the problem is our defence. He needs to rip the armband Duffy. 

I like Nolan I don’t understand how his team has become so defensively inept. The one thing you can’t do in this league is make mistakes at the back allowing teams easy chances/goals. Every week watching EFL highlights our division has numerous defenders/goalkeepers making errors costing goals, last season that wasn’t Notts, this season on the other hand....

Last season we were deadly from set pieces so much so it was a major part of our game plan. This season any team who has a set piece in our half seems to look even deadlier. I just hope Nolan can steady the ship. 

Something needs to change and quickly.

it may be early, but ...

It does happen...

http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11744/11478795/gary-johnson-sacked-by-cheltenham-town-after-poor-start

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