It's about sticking with your team through thick or thin. I remember so many seasons, matches that were memorable to me personally and ex-players. Most of them were rubbish, but they were our rubbish. But that magical feeling when you've stood by them and everything finally clicks into place is something the glory supporters will never understand. It's the routine, the familiarity, the feeling of being at home - like when I left home and went to uni, but I was still at every home game, that little bit of familiarity I held on to.

1 hour ago, BESTpie said:

Football can be boring at times but Notts County is never dull, I just want to see some happier times now.

Definitely. Notts sometimes seem like a bad soap opera, only with some football thrown in!

1 hour ago, Alex said:

I can say about foreign (not about me but in general) followers. Today is really dark time: club is out of League and common public attention. 

To be honest I feel a little bit insulated from all that. I listen to Notts on the radio just like I did a couple of seasons ago before iFollow was invented, I watch the highlights with similar crowds in the stadium, even most of the opposing teams are familiar. If I watched the Football League highlights or the highlights on the local news without us I'd feel it more keenly, but I don't. It's quite easy to be in denial over here

Yes, you are right, it's very easy to be in touch if you need it. But there is a big difference to be in the League or there where NC is now. I mean for foreign followers. Of course, it's not a big deal if you live in Nottingham or somewhere around. For instance, when Leeds United played in PL and Europe - everyone talked about the team and not in UK only. Do you think there are lot of talking about Leeds outside of Britain now? I don't think so. Another thing is that Leeds supporters don't have to care about that  However, that is part of globalization of English football.

I just enjoy unpredictable football, which Notts is. We aren’t a glamorous club with millions not a grounded city team based on family and community.

No but id rather be a notts fan than a forest one. One thing about forest that i find unfair is that kids cant go until they are 4yrs old.

Family and the habit of going, Saturday's especially wouldn't be the same without watching Notts.

Probably the fact we can attend as a family and enjoy time together.

The enjoyment is in the unknown, the ups and downs. Can anyone honestly support Notts and be a glory supporter?

I dont think you can be a notts fan & a glory supporter, wheres the glory. I know they have good times but tends to be more bad seasons than good ones.

The history, how the football is unpredictable and just so easy to support.

Being able to get to games is a practical start, I have never been attracted to big club at the time, I think seeing Notts work out it’s difficulties would be a start.