RIP Notts County FC. Born 1862. Died 2019. Murdered by Alan Hardy. Accomplices - the current squad of talentless, lazy, overpaid wasters. Funeral to held at Swindon Town FC 4th May 2019. No flowers.

 

 

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We can all hope that with new seasons we can just about avoid relegation but it does look gloomy at the moment.

I had many fans say that Notts are going down, people who usually are very optimistic and are passionate fans. It actually hurts to think that this season has gone so badly, I don't know I will try to keep believing because giving up seems the easiest thing to do.

Some of the players need to go, Elliott Hewitt and Richard Duffy are two of those.

we are going to need a miracle to stay up

giving up is the easiest thing to do supporters support the club, fans are fans. we back the club and fight. simple.

We do need to fight, giving up isnt good.

giving up is the easiest thing to do supporters support the club, fans are fans. we back the club and fight. simple.

But why pay to watch such displays?


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Today the team showed NOTHING that indicates that they are up to the mammoth task of keeping us up. Cambridge are a desperately poor side yet we rarely threatened.

Our team are lightweights who simply don't care enough. When the only outfield player who really looks like he cares is a new signing you're in trouble. If there are any players reading this, prove us wrong. We are on the verge of losing something special and you are the only people who can do anything about it.

I found the second half difficult to watch, and frankly I don't think I can bear to watch the remaining matches on ifollow with the inevitable drawing ever closer.

Hate to say it but i thought Cambridge shaped up quite well..... Pace. Power Physical presence......... Everything that Notts lack.!!!!!! 

Got to say I’m not one for throwing the towel in with so many games to go but on the way home having witnessed this particularly poor game , I said to my daughter that having seen the ups and downs over the years ya do kind of get a feeling for how the season is going to end , the vibe of of how it looks you can taste and this has a bitter taste of relegation written all over it . 

As said above the team saturday didn’t show me enough to suggest they have the mental strength or the ability to win enough points , make no mistake Cambridge we’re poor opposition but we never looked like beating them . 

Creativity was nonexistent, no cohesion, huge gaps between midfield and attack with the balls out from defence/midfield having no accuracy , and very little meaningful movement up top , I think we actually defended ok apart from the goal conceded, but were we better defending or were they just poor in our defensive third ? 

 

We're down.

An absolute shambles, some of those players want lynching. 

I can't remember coming away from a game feeling so low. For starters it was sad to see Kellett and Vaughan both not in the team considering how well they've been playing and the performance overall was just, well flat. Like others have said I don't think Cambridge were that much better than us and one set-piece won the game for them. That's what is so depressing, that was the time for us; biggest attendance of the season, playing a team we can beat and we came away with nothing. 

We're averaging less than one win a month, and we've had our chance to change that recently with yesterdays game and the ones against the likes of Macc and Grimsby. I don't know the form we'd need to stay up but I imagine we'll need go on some sort of run where we win at least 5/6 in a row. I just can't see it happening.

Only Notts could have a season were for the first time they spent well over £500,000 on transfer fees and manage to end up adrift bottom at the league with relegation looking like the most likely scenario.

Vaughan and Kellett were injured at Colchester


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I have been following Notts from afar, having moved down South many years ago.  In the 60's and 70's I was a regular home and away.  I witnessed the magnificent cup win against Man City (about 1991) and 5 Wembley play off and angloitalian cups.  Like some subscribers I felt Saturday was a must win game to have a chance of staying up. Only time will tell. However a word of warning - I have been watching conference national football for many years and the standard has improved greatly in recent years and teams that have come down are rarely successful.  York and Torquay (and Chester) have fallen further.  I am now an Ebbsfleet supporter (ooare they?) and the quality of the players fitness teamwork and management are first class. Many of our players would no doubt shine in Notts current outfit (hands off them though!) Myles Weston is one of ours and he's still pretty quick (and injury free) Wrexham still haven't managed to get back up yet.  Chesterfield with a nice ground and plenty of money are in the bottom 4.  Getting back up isn't easy

Thanks for posting that @Martin Wilson. The days when relegated teams were usually there or thereabouts in the Conference the season after have gone. You mention York and Torquay - Bristol Rovers and Luton also had stints down there, and we'd be very glad to swap places with them now. Does that sound desperate?

This season isn't over, yet I feel utterly despondent. I have felt that we were down on two occasions before being proven wrong, but they were in League One. This is a new experience for us all. Even in the one season when we needed a win to be safe from non-league on the final day we had never actually been in the relegation zone at all. Being here with a mountain to climb is something new - having a squad that looks so incapable of it is just downright frightening.