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Name: Meet the Fans 15/16 - Wycombe Wanderers (28/03/2016) Category: Meet the Fans Date Added: 2016-03-30 Submitter: notts-joe Notts-Joe and Joe Jones took take to speak with several Notts regarding key issues relating to the club, prior to Mark Coopers first home game since taking over from Jamie Fullarton. Don't forget to subscribe, share, like and comment - You Pies! Website: http://prideofnottingham.co.uk/ Community: http://prideofnottingham.co.uk/community/ Meet the Fans 15/16 - Wycombe Wanderers (28/03/2016) Why not subscribe to PrideofNottinghamTV?
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Notts-Joe and Joe Jones took take to speak with several Notts regarding key issues relating to the club, prior to Mark Coopers first home game since taking over from Jamie Fullarton. Don't forget to subscribe, share, like and comment - You Pies! Website: http://prideofnottingham.co.uk/ Community: http://prideofnottingham.co.uk/community/ -
Well Notts bravely fought for the point and Cooper's right, we should have won but that's not a negative for me. The players gave 100%, it may have been slow building but we don't expect things to happen instantly. I think it's a performance which we can build and grow on. COYP!
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I'm pleased by the response from the players, we all knew the fans will get behind them and the club - it was just the fallout of disappointment etc. I felt very proud today, which is the opposite to how I felt going or even before the match. I still have the feeling of we can't score, so will we defend? but honestly, they did a good job today and although a couple of players I felt played a little below average it was a good team performance. It's not going to help confidence to mention anything more but it was the first game, which I felt we could actually get something. Murray made the difference, he played his heart out. McLeod did alright, he needs a boost of confidence. Thompson and Aborah for me, they did a good job today. However, all the players deserve credit. COYP
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Lively start by Notts but we need to keep it down, early corner so there's pressure and at the moment we are keeping 'em quiet. Hopefully the fans can keep singing, very impressive response by the loyal kop.
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I would have preferred if the game had of been called off, two reasons but one it would allow Mark Cooper more time to work with his squad. Last night sounded very bad, my French doors actually sounded like someone was knocking very loudly and frequently. I honestly thought by now that the game would have been called off, credit to the ground staff who must be working hard to make the pitch to the level it doesn't require an inspection. Fingers crossed this isn't the only 'luck' we have today. COYP!
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Likely likely. The defending has been woeful, it looked better when JF first came in but completely disappeared not long after. The players should be playing for their right to be selected for Notts. Including their future to remain here, I hope MC can get the best out of 'em.
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Liam's had plenty of time to say this already, which for me sort of times the meaning a way. I would have preferred to see him say he'll work hard and lead the midfield, which is something we are desperate for. I would love to see the fire in his play return, when we used to look of it - he looked like one of few who wanted to change it.
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@medievalmickey MC did at Swindon right? At least I think he was known for giving youngsters a chance, as I recall some comments back when you first started getting Spurs youngsters on loan - 'Ours have done well enough' (along those lines). It would be good to get the first home win for a long time but I'm concerned that the rot has set in and it may take Cooper longer than I thought to correct things. We can't loan anyone now though right?
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We all know Cooper will require time, I am sure he will be able to get but hopefully even he isn't left isolated without an assistant manager. The score line shocked me but it didn't bother me or remotely anger me. As I noticed 'Nothing has changed' and comments which I really cannot repeat flashed across my phones notification screen - I really had to wonder what was going off. I have no idea how Notts played, I have been informed it wasn't very good but I won't pass judgement. MC will adjust accordingly, I'm sure of it. The players do have to try and put aside their feelings, I really do believe there's a core issue which stems from 'confidence' (among other things).
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Haha! 'fans'. I think we should add 'and manager' because Cooper's spoke quite highly about him - including the in which he trains hard. The JF v Aborah thing should have been avoided, any manager would have but soft balls, chances to play him and selecting him for the bench when it's claimed 'he refused to play' would hardly work in your favour (JF not you NNF).
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Positive as always @ivansneck, one of these days you'll be right. It's forecast every rain on Monday, I'm not sure if I can make it but otherwise I'll be there if the plans don't interfere with it. I can't say I'm as optimistic about this game myself, Wycombe should have enough to beat us but we did give them a game away from home so who knows? Certainly I think it will be a game whereby building blocks will be put into place by Cooper. Prediction wise, I'm unsure at the moment. COYP!
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With the news of Fullarton, then Cooper and now Aborah - it's very promising, whereas little was under JF. You can try to be optimistic but it won't happen without cause.
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Fingers crossed the stats look much healthier after tomorrow's game. COYP
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I'm actually quite optimistic, under Fullarton - do to his inexperience, I never felt confident about getting good results (never mind performances) but away from home was always slightly different because you never know. Now we have Mark Cooper, I do believe we will be more organized. That gives me hopes going into the game against Portsmouth, however I don't think we should 'fear' any side other than ourselves because it's us holding back. Really I see this game being a draw, so 1-1 could very well be a fair reflection of the final scoreline.
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Mark Cooper's Magpies' head to Portsmouth this upcoming good Friday. His first game as the manager of Notts County since being appointed following the departure of Jamie Fullarton, Portsmouth are chasing automatic promotion, however they sit firmly within the play-off places. This will no doubt be a difficult encounter for the newly appointed Notts manager, who will be access the depth of his squad. Portsmouth do not accept cash on the turnstiles on the day of the game, fans are encouraged to purchase tickets before hand at Meadow Lane or via the away ticket both located just outside the away end of Fratton Park (cash only). If you are planning to travel via coach, we have listed all the current options known to us below. Notts County have been allocated 300 tickets (reserved seating). Fans will be located behind the goal in the Milton End. Match Tickets are priced at: Main Away Stand: £20 - Adults £15 - Seniors (61 years and above) £15 - Students £10 - Unaccompanied under 17 £5 - Accompanied and with a paying adult *must be purchased with an adult or senior ticket. Supporters Club travel is as follows: Coach leaves at: Friday 25th March at 9:00am Adults: £25 Under 16’s: £18 Under 11’s: One FREE with each paying adult. To book your seat, please contact: 07946021408 Official travel is as follows: Coach leaves at: Friday 25th March at 10:00am Adults: £25 Under 18’s: £12.50 For more information please visit the OS website - Here Safe travelling to all the Notts County fans who will be attending - You Pies!! -
@DangerousSausage Sadly, it is... Happy early April fools day
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He came over very well, I like the fact he took time to reflect on certain things and include the history/value that the club has. It's got that 'feel' good factor - I hope he enjoys managing us because we are desperate to find someone who understand how the fans want the club to play. Get the gates back up and hopefully that 'stability' he mentions comes.
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Honestly, decide us holding onto the ball - Exeter attacked with proper purpose and I honestly feel they deserved the win. If only the Notts players came out with a different attitude in the second half!
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I'm pleased by this, if it takes him awhile to get the players playing how he envisions so be it. I hope he brings back the togetherness from the club and the fans, as of lately it's been something which has been missing in opinion.
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Jamie Fullarton’s reign as the first team manager of Notts County came to an end, as the magpies' saw another home defeat to the hands of Exeter City. The final score 4-1, which saw fans take to protesting after the game. Pride of Nottingham took the time to speak with four fans regarding concerns expressed in recent weeks by the supporter base. Firstly their thoughts on the decision by Ray Trew to sell the club, along with talk of 'administration' and relegation looming over some fans minds. Have a watch of our future and see what was said prior to the game against Exeter City. Don't forget to subscribe to PrideofNottinghamTV | Also, please share, like and comment on the video. Your support is appreciated - You Pies! -
Name: Meet the Fans 15/16 - Exeter City (19/03/2016) Category: Meet the Fans Date Added: 2016-03-21 Submitter: notts-joe Prior to the home game against Exeter City, Notts-Joe asked several Notts questions based on the current mood and concerns from the NCFC community on Saturday 19th of March. Don't forget to subscribe, share, like and comment - You Pies! Website: http://prideofnottingham.co.uk/ Community: http://prideofnottingham.co.uk/community/ Meet the Fans 15/16 - Exeter City (19/03/2016) Why not subscribe to PrideofNottinghamTV?
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Prior to the home game against Exeter City, Notts-Joe asked several Notts questions based on the current mood and concerns from the NCFC community on Saturday 19th of March. Don't forget to subscribe, share, like and comment - You Pies! Website: http://prideofnottingham.co.uk/ Community: http://prideofnottingham.co.uk/community/ -
To a degree much let Jamie Fullarton down, I am sure the majority of fans will think the same but ultimately it ends with him and the players. I think Alan Smith is correct, the players did a terrible job of supporting a newly named manager. Their support could have helped ease supporters, but then we can mention ourselves. It was just an impossible appointment, one surely known wouldn't work and despite all the praising 'next Jimmy Sirrel' and comparisons to other managers. Jamie Fullarton never really found his own way, the combination of stubbornness and 'it's my way' was always going to resort to this. After the Aborah situation, his position became very tangible and really until one or the other was gone - nothing was ever likely to change. I'm just glad Aborah hasn't been pushed out the 'revolving door' as it allows him a clean slate.
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Odd, quite a few players spoke kindly of him and said to blame them to the very much smaller remaining protesters. Not quite sure about this, I think the protest/small gather had more barring.
